Anti-Cafe – Coworking in Paris
I get many requests from my traveling readers about some of the best places to work or get free wifi in Paris. And I’ve recently discovered this little gem of a wonder where you can hang out with start-up and geek types, or simply find a place with decent coffee to work on your laptop, Anti-cafe is the place to discover.
It’s centrally located ( near Centre George Pompidou and Les Halles).
The concept is quite simple – you enter you get a card that registers your time. You can have all you can eat ( there is cakes, cookies, and other sweet treats but no savouries) and all you can drink ( teas, coffee, etc)…for one hour its 4 euros. For all day you pay 12Euros. For each additional hour it’s 3 Euros.
There are baristas available to make the more complicated hot drink stuff – like cappuccino, you just tell them and it’s done in a friendly jiffy.
The co-working vibe was great as it was a nice mix of French and non -French folks scattered on all two floors.
Not bad right?
I only went in the afternoon. Could you see hanging out here all day? I’m not so sure, as tempting as the offering is, they don’t serve savory or warm food – either of which I need for lunch. ?Most folks probably stay only a few hours anyways if they’re freelancers.
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Address: Anti Cafe – 79 Rue Quincampoix 75003 Paris France, France
Metro: Rambuteau (Line 11)
Map it:
Jennifer Coyle
I just went here for the first time today. We worked in the basement a little bit. I’m in love! I would be so happy to have more of these in Philadelphia … even though it’s paid, the idea of “free” snacks is extremely exciting.
Sarah Conte Philly
Jennifer CoyleI’m a Parisian girl living in Philly and if there is one business that I would open it is something like this!
Michelle C
Intriguing concept and very helpful post. We might have to check this out when we’re in Paris next week. Thanks for sharing!
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jennifer
Informative article. I am planning to visit paris next months. I will definitely check out this. I have bookmarked it for future references. Thanks for sharing.