At first glance, this coffee house on King West doesn't have the capacity to host freelancers. Luckily, there's loads of seating in the bright and airy back room where you'll find a quiet crowd engrossed in their espressos (or pour overs, or brewed coffees) and laptops.

Exceptional coffee and a wide array of baked goods should be expected at any Jimmy's outpost. But it's the location on Ossington that really excels as a workspace. The freelancer's paradise is equipped with plenty of power outlets, tabletops, fireplace seating and free WiFi.

This coffee shop in Hillcrest Village is freelancer central on weekdays. The clientele might be here for the free WiFi and power outlets, but it's the espresso-based bevies brewed with Propeller beans and a selection of sandwiches, salads and baked goods that fuel these study/work sessions.

This Queen West cafe embraces a laptop-toting crowd and fuses coffee with technology to keep creativity and caffeination flowing at all times. There's free WiFi and lots of electrical outlets as well as a back patio if you need a break from your glowing screen.

Take advantage of the communal table upfront or situate yourself at one of the tables further back at this micro coffee roaster and espresso bar at Yonge & Eg. The smell of house beans brewing will help keep you wired as you work.

Cardamom-scented, Arabic coffee is what this Leslieville cafe does best. Seating is limited but there are enough outlets to accommodate each table. The decor is minimal and utilitarian, which means there aren't many distractions to sidetrack perpetual procrastinators.

Free WiFi, Intelligentsia coffee and fresh baked goods are available at this west side cafe. It's locted on the Annette bike path and across from a local library, so this neighbourhood joint might just be the most convenient and cozy place to do work in the Junction.

On the northwest side of Trinity Bellwoods Park, this cafe distinguishes itself from nearby competitors by providing a great workspace for the computer crowd. Ample seating, warm low lighting, baked goods, free WiFi and multiple power bars makes the Tampered Press a hub for freelancers.