If you're looking for a place to work with a laptop in Kyiv, this selection will come in handy. We’ve gathered locations with large tables, power outlets, delicious coffee, and a calm atmosphere, where you can focus on work, make a call, or meet with colleagues. From Podil to Pechersk — here are Kyiv spots where they took care of guests’ comfort in advance.
“Mius”
Hidden in Butyshev Lane is the cozy coffee shop “Mius.” The name isn’t about trends, but about memory: the founders are from Donetsk region and named the place after the Mius River, which flowed near their home and is associated with carefree childhood and tranquility.
Inside — bright, quiet, and homely. There’s a large communal table for work, window seats, and several soft sofas, perfect for longer laptop sessions. Coffee here is made with specialty beans, and the menu also includes hand-brew, matcha, tea, and a fine selection of desserts: pastries, cakes, and fresh baked goods. For every portion of filter coffee, the café donates 10 UAH to the current fundraiser of the NGO “Mutual Aid,” so you can not only work here but also support volunteers.
If you wish, you can come with your dogs — the baristas are always happy to see furry friends.
Address: Butyshev Lane, 17
Pantone coffee
Pantone coffee — a space of flavor and inspiration, where every detail has its own shade, and every sip has character.
This is your craft coffee shop, combining the aroma of freshly roasted coffee, signature drinks, and a cozy atmosphere for work, meetings, and creativity. Ideas are born here, warm conversations happen, and you feel the desire to return again and again.
Pantone coffee is convenient for working on a laptop: comfortable seating, stable Wi-Fi, plenty of outlets, and a calm atmosphere allow you to focus on tasks or study without rushing. It’s the perfect space for freelancers, online meetings, or creative projects.
Pantone coffee is more than just coffee. It’s a mood, a style, and your special space amid the city bustle.
Address: Knyazhy Zaton Street, 14-V
“Shchyro”
“Shchyro” on Yurkivska Street is a place where it’s convenient to sit with a laptop and work peacefully. The café was created by the teams behind “Druzhba” and “Parking,” and you can tell that guest comfort was carefully considered in advance.
Inside there is a large communal table, enough outlets, and several paired tables where you can focus on tasks. For meetings, there’s a lounge with sofas or a summer terrace. The café is accessible to people with disabilities and welcomes guests with pets.
The menu has been updated — it now includes dishes long-awaited by guests: croque-monsieur with bacon, “Breakfast to Fill You Up 2.0,” torn beef toast, and scrambled toast with bacon. Seasonal items are back too — pumpkin soup and pumpkin pastries.
There’s specialty coffee and several desserts you can take to work. It’s also comfortable to just hang out with friends — the café has magazines and a small shop.
Address: Yurkivska Street, 16/32
SET Cafe
SET Cafe on Voloska Street is a new space by the Set Catering team, combining a coffee shop, work area, and meeting space. Opened in Podil, it’s equally convenient for working on a laptop, having lunch, or gathering with colleagues or friends by the panoramic windows.
The menu is large and versatile: breakfasts, salads, cold and hot snacks, main courses. Drinks include coffee, cocoa, fruit and grain teas, and craft lemonades. This format suits those planning to stay longer and who want more choices than just coffee drinks.
It’s convenient to work here: there are tables by the windows, plenty of space, and outlets. Seating works on a flexible donation basis — the café collects funds for urgent needs of friends and guests.
Address: Voloska Street, 33
Kakavo Cafe
Kakavo Cafe in Pechersk is the second café in the monocab network, focusing on cocoa. It is served in various flavors: mint, banana, coconut, and other seasonal options. The menu also includes coffee, signature teas, sandwiches, desserts, and several cocktails.
The space is suitable for work: the hall has many outlets, tables by the windows, and areas for longer work sessions. The atmosphere is calm and quiet, and special treats are available for guests with pets.
Although the team plans to open new locations, the Boichuka café keeps a cozy, “homey” feel — perfect for a few hours with a laptop or cocoa with friends.
Address: Mykhaila Boichuka Street, 18
“Druzhba”
This small coffee shop on the first floor of a residential building quickly became a regular stop for locals. People come here for specialty coffee, fresh pastries, bomboloni, and even a game of chess. The café runs on a generator, and animals are loved here as much as guests — treats are always available for them.
The space is also good for work: there’s a large table with good lighting where you can comfortably spend several hours. Mornings are usually quieter, making it a good time for laptops. The menu includes sandwiches, desserts, baked goods, and coffee drinks roasted and ground on-site; there’s also a small shelf with merchandise and coffee for sale.
“Druzhba” often hosts events: pop-ups, markets, and cuppings. Large windows let in plenty of daylight and offer a view of the slope — giving the space a sense of creative openness.
Address: Marii Pryimachenko Boulevard, 3
Cafe 128
Cafe 128 is a spacious and bright chain café in the “French Quarter 2,” created by Milk Bar co-founder Oleksandr Prokhorenko. It’s equally convenient for morning laptop work and longer work sessions with breaks for lunch or coffee.
The space is divided into zones — you can choose a quieter corner for calls or sit at a large table if you need more workspace. The menu is complete: soups, salads, hot dishes, snacks, pastries, fresh baked goods, and a wide selection of drinks — from espresso and signature coffee drinks to beer, wine, and cocktails.
Thanks to ample space and outlets, Cafe 128 is suitable for working for several hours, meetings, planning, and relaxed business calls.
Address: French Quarter 2 residential complex
To end your workday not only with completed tasks but also with pleasant experiences, combine coffee with a short walk around the city. Many of these cafés are near museums and galleries, which are easy to fit into your route. In the selection “6 Places for Inspiration: Kyiv Museums and Galleries Worth Visiting on Weekends”, we gathered exactly such locations — perfect if you want to add a bit of art to your weekend.
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