Six things that decide whether a café is somewhere you can actually work — including one nobody checks until it's too late. Learned the hard way across five cafés in Reykjavik.
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Nothing compares to sitting in a well-styled and comfortable café, like the one I'm currently in while visiting my home country, Norway, for a short trip. Three women with newborn babies gather at a sofa lounge to talk baby stuff. One of them has a 7-year-old boy who keeps staring at me.