Digital Nomad Friendly Coffee Shops in Florence, Italy
Need to get some work down while in Florence? Well, unlike America, it is not always acceptable to bring your computer and work at a coffee shop in Italy. Which can make it a little tricky to find good spots to set up camp. These are my favorite digital nomad friendly coffee shops!
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🚨🚨Important celiac note: The only cafe listed that is celiac-safe is Cafe Cortese 900. The rest of them are on this list just for coffee, drinks, and a place to work. Always ask about a product being celiac-safe if you do choose to eat something at one of these locations.

Ditta Artigianale

Ditta is co-owned by an American and an Italian...and you can really feel the blend of the two cultures in their cafes. They have 4 locations throughout the city but my favorite (and the best for working) is the Oltrarno location. The Riva d'Arno location is the newest to open and is definitely worth checking out! Keep in mind: you are not allowed to have laptops at the table on Saturdays or Sundays.

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Ditta Artigianale, Firenze
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the Oltrarno location.
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Ditta Artigianale
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the Via dei Neri location.
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Ditta Artigianale & Hario Cafe Sant' Ambrogio
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the Sant'Ambrogio location.
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Ditta Artigianale Riva d'Arno
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the newest location.
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Todo Modo

Via dei Fossi, 15r

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Todo Modo
A fusion between a coffee shop and book store, this spot is one of my go-tos. It's super cute, has great drinks, and has the perfect work/study ambience.
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La Cité

Borgo S. Frediano, 20

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La Cité
Super cozy caffe in the Oltrarno neighborhood perfect for studying, reading, and getting some work done. Highly reccomend!
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La Ménagère

Via de' Ginori, 8r

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La Ménagère
This coffee shop is sooo beautiful and elegant, you'll feel like royalty while working here. Not to mention they make a pretty incredible cappuccino.
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Sit'N'Breakfast

Via San Gallo, 21r

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Sit'N'Breakfast
This is actually a co-working space super popular with the young population of Florence. They have desks and meeting rooms for rent, a coffee shop, a book store, and they regularly host events (like small concerts).
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La Feltrinelli RED

Piazza della Repubblica, 26/27/28/29

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RED Feltrinelli - Firenze
Not to be confused with the Feltrinelli on Via de' Cerretani which does NOT have a coffee shop. But the location in Piazza della Repubblica is both a book store and coffee shop. A very central place to spend the day working!
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Santarosa Bistrot

Lungarno di Santa Rosa

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Santarosa Bistrot
Not only is this a great place to get some work done during the day, but it's also a super fun place to grab a drink with friends in the evening!
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Cortese Café Novecento | 100% GF

Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, 12r

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Cortese Café 900
Currently the only 100% gluten-free bakery in the city center of Florence, Cortese Café 900 does not disappoint. On top of being gluten-free, they are also raw vegan, organic, and free from dairy and refined sugars. The pastry chef and visionary behind this gem, Vito Cortese, experienced a health crisis (as most of us do) in 2007 and has since applied himself to bringing delicious pastries to the health-conscious community. I was really impressed that the woman behind the bar, when I mentioned that I'm a celiac, gave me a heads up that one of the pastries had oats. It's not every day that you meet wait staff with that level of awareness. 100% delicious and 100% worth a visit while in Florence.
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Digital Nomad Friendly Coffee Shops in Florence, Italy
Need to get some work down while in Florence? Well, unlike America, it is not always acceptable to bring your computer and work at a coffee shop in Italy. Which can make it a little tricky to find good spots to set up camp. These are my favorite digital nomad friendly coffee shops!
11 Places • 13 Saves • ago
Free

🚨Tap into the places to get more info about them & tap the map view at the top right corner to see the places on a map!

🚨🚨Important celiac note: The only cafe listed that is celiac-safe is Cafe Cortese 900. The rest of them are on this list just for coffee, drinks, and a place to work. Always ask about a product being celiac-safe if you do choose to eat something at one of these locations.

Ditta Artigianale

Ditta is co-owned by an American and an Italian...and you can really feel the blend of the two cultures in their cafes. They have 4 locations throughout the city but my favorite (and the best for working) is the Oltrarno location. The Riva d'Arno location is the newest to open and is definitely worth checking out! Keep in mind: you are not allowed to have laptops at the table on Saturdays or Sundays.

cafe
cafe
Ditta Artigianale, Firenze
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the Oltrarno location.
Details
cafe
cafe
Ditta Artigianale
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the Via dei Neri location.
Details
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cafe
Ditta Artigianale & Hario Cafe Sant' Ambrogio
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the Sant'Ambrogio location.
Details
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cafe
Ditta Artigianale Riva d'Arno
Italian/American fusion coffee shop great for working. This is the newest location.
Details

Todo Modo

Via dei Fossi, 15r

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Todo Modo
A fusion between a coffee shop and book store, this spot is one of my go-tos. It's super cute, has great drinks, and has the perfect work/study ambience.
Details

La Cité

Borgo S. Frediano, 20

cafe
cafe
La Cité
Super cozy caffe in the Oltrarno neighborhood perfect for studying, reading, and getting some work done. Highly reccomend!
Details

La Ménagère

Via de' Ginori, 8r

cafe
cafe
La Ménagère
This coffee shop is sooo beautiful and elegant, you'll feel like royalty while working here. Not to mention they make a pretty incredible cappuccino.
Details

Sit'N'Breakfast

Via San Gallo, 21r

cafe
cafe
Sit'N'Breakfast
This is actually a co-working space super popular with the young population of Florence. They have desks and meeting rooms for rent, a coffee shop, a book store, and they regularly host events (like small concerts).
Details

La Feltrinelli RED

Piazza della Repubblica, 26/27/28/29

cafe
cafe
RED Feltrinelli - Firenze
Not to be confused with the Feltrinelli on Via de' Cerretani which does NOT have a coffee shop. But the location in Piazza della Repubblica is both a book store and coffee shop. A very central place to spend the day working!
Details

Santarosa Bistrot

Lungarno di Santa Rosa

cafe
cafe
Santarosa Bistrot
Not only is this a great place to get some work done during the day, but it's also a super fun place to grab a drink with friends in the evening!
Details

Cortese Café Novecento | 100% GF

Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, 12r

eat
eat
Cortese Café 900
Currently the only 100% gluten-free bakery in the city center of Florence, Cortese Café 900 does not disappoint. On top of being gluten-free, they are also raw vegan, organic, and free from dairy and refined sugars. The pastry chef and visionary behind this gem, Vito Cortese, experienced a health crisis (as most of us do) in 2007 and has since applied himself to bringing delicious pastries to the health-conscious community. I was really impressed that the woman behind the bar, when I mentioned that I'm a celiac, gave me a heads up that one of the pastries had oats. It's not every day that you meet wait staff with that level of awareness. 100% delicious and 100% worth a visit while in Florence.
Details

Want some personalized help planning a celiac-safe trip to Italy?

I offer 1-1 virtual travel consultations to help you do just that! Grab a spot so I can answer all of your gluten-free Italy questions.

Free
Custom Gluten-Free Travel Consulting (Italy)
Let me help you plan the perfect gluten-free Italian adventure 🇮🇹 🍝 🍕
Curated by Catalin | Celiac in Italy
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