Food Guides
The number of digital nomads has risen in recent years, with an estimated 40–60 million professionals around the globe embracing the remote lifestyle. According to a survey by Nomads.com, London is among the top destinations for remote workers, with one in five people logging on from wherever takes their fancy.
Covent Garden is the prime spot for those working on the go. Found in the heart of London, Covent Garden Station can take travellers directly to Heathrow Airport and is within walking distance from Charing Cross Station. It offers a great balance of work and play, with world-class bars, dining and nightlife to accommodate flexible working hours.
A good work café needs the essentials: plenty of space, natural light, comfortable seating, and, of course, reliable Wi-Fi. These Covent Garden cafes are perfect for a productive day’s work.
📍42 Maiden Lane
Just around the corner from the Covent Garden Piazza is Grind. This coffee shop sets the stage for productive mornings with its stylish décor and excellent coffee and cocktails. When the sun is out, enjoy the option to work al fresco and soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
📍28-29 Southampton Street and 7 Upper St Martin's Lane
This artisan coffeehouse takes pride in its custom brew bar and high-end Slayer Steam LPx espresso machine, a treat all coffee connoisseurs will love. Not only is the coffee top tier, but you can enjoy brunch seven days a week, all from the heart of Covent Garden. With large tables, you can enjoy a bite to eat while finishing your latest report or making a call.
📍Bow Street
What better iconic London location to inspire you while you work? The Royal Opera House’s café is open from 12pm until 9pm and has a range of hot drinks, fresh food and tasty desserts to choose from. If you need a break from your screen, make sure to check out the rooftop terrace for stunning vistas of Covent Garden, perfect for people watching.
📍24 Floral Street
Fuel your productivity with the aroma of freshly baked goods at Chestnut Bakery. With its handcrafted flatbreads, buttery croissants, and delightful desserts, this café pairs perfectly with a to-do list. You can find this peaceful café on Floral Street that hosts plenty of seats and spacious tables for optimum working.
When work brings you to Covent Garden, staying in a hotel that caters to your professional needs should be a priority. From strong Wi-Fi to easy travel connections, a good business hotel is a must for digital nomads.
In the heart of Covent Garden is the One Aldwych Hotel. This luxury retreat is great for business, with high-speed Wi-Fi and private meeting spaces. After work, you can unwind in the pool and spa or network over dinner at the hotel’s acclaimed Indigo restaurant.
If you’re looking for some peace and quiet to get your work done, the Covent Garden Hotel’s library is perfect for some much-needed headspace. Or, lock yourself away in the beautifully designed rooms of the Henrietta Hotel. This boutique hotel treats its guests to 24-hour room service, meaning you can focus on meeting those pressing deadlines.
A short walk away, on Whitehall Place, lies the Corinthia Hotel. Featuring spacious rooms with work-friendly desks and reliable high-speed internet, this hotel is great for business and leisure alike. Its prime location allows for easy access to transportation, adding convenience to every business stay.
