The Best Park City Coffee Shops to Get Work Done

As any freelancer or remote employee knows well, working from home can get lonely — and your couch can all too easily become a perfect place for a nap.

That’s why, as a freelance writer, I’ve spent a lot of time frequenting coffee shops around town and using them as a temporary office space. Here are five fantastic Park City coffee shops that provide WiFi, comfy seating and hot coffee to fuel your workday while you get down to business.

Atticus Coffee & Teahouse 

Atticus Coffee and Teahouse

Tucked in a cozy space off lower Main, Atticus is a prime place to work downtown. They offer nearly any coffee or tea drink imaginable, and the food menu spans smoothies, sandwiches and salads. Grab a seat, indoors or out, and stay fueled to tackle your to-do list all day long. And whenever you get bored, take a stroll around to browse the bookshelves, greeting cards and other fun gifts for sale.

Lucky Ones Coffee

Newly opened in March, Lucky Ones has quickly become a local hot spot for working, coffee meetings and just hanging out. (Read our Q&A with the owners here!) You can enjoy beautiful views of the dog park while you work, and know you’re giving back to a good cause — the shop employs and empowers people with disabilities. Plus, since it’s located in the lobby of the Park City Library, you’ll have convenient access to the library’s printing services, book collection and private study rooms.

Deer Valley Grocery Café

grocery cafeWith coffee, baked goods, hearty breakfast sandwiches and a wide array of tempting lunch and dinner entrées, you definitely won’t go hungry working in this cute café off Deer Valley Drive. In the summer, you can type on your laptop while overlooking a peaceful lake. Over the winter, there’s plenty of seating inside to spread out and get comfortable as you work.

Townshend Tea

Located in Kimball Junction, this spacious tea house has everything you need for a productive workday — plenty of seating, lots of warm drinks, WiFi and snacks. We recommend trying their delicious matcha latte for steady, sustained energy — without any of the typical caffeine jitters.

Stoked Coffee Roasters

stoked coffeeToward the top of Main Street, you’ll find Stoked Coffee Roasters in a space inside the Rockwell Room. Here, you can fuel up on the “official coffee of the outdoors,” even if you’re chained to your computer for the day (sigh). Countertops and bar stools provide ample seating, and there are comfy couches in the main room you can commandeer as well.

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Locke Hughes

Locke Hughes is a freelance journalist currently based in Park City, who used to live in NYC until the mountains called. She believes long hikes and hot yoga — as well as wine and delicious food — play an important role in a happy life. Follow her outdoors and eating adventures on Instagram @lockehughes.
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