The room
Thirty-six seats, sixteen outlets, and one room you can have to yourself.
Each dot is a working outlet.
- Window counter6 stools · No outlets
- Faces Alberta. Bright until about 2pm, and the noisiest spot in the room when the door is busy.
- Long table10 chairs · 8 outlets, floor boxes at both ends
- Shared, and genuinely shared — expect a neighbor at peak. The most reliable place to work for two hours.
- Two-tops8 seats · 2 outlets, wall height
- Four small tables along the brick wall. Quietest before 9am and after 3pm.
- Back room12 seats · 6 outlets
- Separated by a half wall. This is the space we hold for small events — book it and it's yours.
- Bar and order— · —
- Order here. Pour-overs come to your table; everything else is called.
Booking the back room
The back room seats twelve behind a half wall. It is available any time outside of 11:30am – 2:00pm, when we need it for lunch seating.
There is no room fee. We ask for a rough headcount two days ahead so we can staff the bar, and we will set out airpots and cups if you want coffee handled rather than ordered individually.
Emily confirms every booking herself, usually within a day.
- Capacity
- 12 seated
- Available
- Outside 11:30am – 2:00pm
- Room fee
- None
- Notice
- Two days preferred
Ask about a date
Tell us the date, rough headcount, and whether you want coffee set out. We will reply with a yes or a nearest alternative.
“We moved our Tuesday standup here. Twelve people in the back room, coffee sorted, and it costs less than the conference room we were renting.”
“My daughter is dairy-free and it's the one place I never have to make a whole thing about it.”
When the room is busiest
6:30 – 8:30
Commuters
Fast line, mostly to-go. Pastries at their best.
8:30 – 11:30
Laptops
Long table fills first. Quiet enough for calls at the back.
11:30 – 2:00
Lunch
Sandwiches, and the busiest thirty minutes of the day around noon.
2:00 – 5:00
Students and readers
The calmest stretch. Second batch brew goes on at two.