Don’t you dare open your laptop at the city’s new hit café with Argentine roots, the reviewer writes.

I’ve finally found a café that doesn’t feel like an office space

More tic-tac-toe, less laptop, please. Foto: Thomas Borberg
More tic-tac-toe, less laptop, please. Foto: Thomas Borberg
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What kind of place is this?

I’ve gradually seen enough narrow café tables in Copenhagen turned into home offices, complete with laptops, Teams meetings, and that headset-and-mic combo that gives the whole room a faint call-center vibe.

Luckily, there are places heading in a different direction.

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