Remote Working - The Best Coffee Shops in San Francisco!
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Day 293 - Today we're giving you a behind the scenes look at our digital nomad lifestyles! We're taking you with us to some of the best remote working coffee shops here in our old home, San Francisco.
Here are the places we visit in the video:
Workshop Cafe: www.workshopcaf...
Another Cafe: www.anothercafe...
Sightglass Coffee: sightglasscoff...
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Footage shot with Sony a7ii, Canon G7X and Phantom DJI 3 Standard Drone (a.k.a. Mike Drones)
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Was born and raised there. Now it's a sewer! The best coffee shop in town is "The Coffee Shoppe" on Mission and Precita
Oh man, this is how I feel about London. I lived there for a year in 2007, went back in 2018 and 2019 (right before COVID), felt like I never left!
Love San Francisco! Just got back from a trip there a few days ago!
Another cafe is my favorite!
The coffee shops looked cool :) I honestly prefer to work from home, even when I am working remotely. I just think I get to easily distracted elsewhere, and I generally try to book Airbnb's with good wifi.
Yep, same here. We work _a lot_ from our Airbnbs!
Bro do we get wifi there I mean do they have WiFi routers
I had the opposite experience. Around 1970 I was stationed in Germany for three years. I got off of the base every chance I could and also camped throughout Western Europe when taking leave. I came to feel quite comfortable in Germany. Then I came back to the states and was discharged. Culture shock really slammed me and I was not expecting culture shock coming back to the states. So, the opposite of what you described feeling can also happen. I have never felt totally at home here since that time.
I seriously didn't even know remote coffee working shops are a thing now lol Thanks for letting us know!
Hah yep, they are and they're awesome :D
That was cool
Yes, going back to Tokyo, always feel like home
Pre covid crisp.
Workshop cafe is my favorite. Sad to know they have been closed.
I have to agree with you. Every time I return to San Francisco...it feels like I'm right back at home. No other place like this. AND...your best coffee shops...are some of my top choices, as well. Great video!
I really enjoyed watching your worked day - thanks
Miami Fl is home I've lived in several states but anytime I go back to Miami I feel like I've come home. Wish we had a Workshop Cafe. Looks like a great alternative for people who "work from home" like i do.
Yeah Workshop Cafe rocks!
Hi, I realise that this is a long overdue comment but anyway.... I had that same home-coming feeling when I returned to Brussels recently. I lived there for 5 months in 2016 while I was doing an internship. I didn't realise how homely it was until I left and went back a year and a half later :). Keep up the travelling!
Thanks for sharing some behind the scenes. This is what I love to watch as I am trying to transfer into more remote work
Glad you liked it. Good luck on the transfer! What sort of work do you do?
I currently work in Finance, I've started a blog and CZcams channel. I'm thinking of doing a working holiday visa in the UK next year, once I've saved up more money :D
The first work place is really awesome. I wish there is one like that around me.
We have the exact same feeling you describe in this video every time we return for a few days to our hometown. Curious that you describe the exact same feeling we feel 😉
We left Barcelona a couple of years ago and are currently living in London.
We were actually in SF 3 months ago. Awsome city.
Also, I have had that experience. My girlfriend and I went to China for six moths and when we returned it felt like we had never left. Everything was the same. We were expecting things to seem a little strange compared to where we had just come from, but it was just as if no time had passed.
That's interesting that you had the same vibe. I guess it can pretty much happen anywhere. Before we left SF we wondered if we were going to come back and it feel unfamiliar but it definitely doesn't!
Awesome video! I'm visiting San Fran next year & will have a few days I need to get some work done! Workshop Cafe looks awesome!!
Nice! Definitely let us know how you like it 👍
Not Really, because I was rising up in a town I feel like home, but every time we go to a country like Canada, France, Germany, and Poland it felt like home and we felt that we didn't want to come back to the States
Hadn't checked out how many subscribers you guys have for a little while. You're doing great! I just wanna say congrats, and I hope you're both having the time of your lives on your journeys.
yep yep, up and up! Definitely having a blast :D
On tap.
I really love your content. I am a software engineer that wants to travel! Just have to find that right person to do it with. :) Keep up the good work. San fran is a great place to be.
Glad you're enjoying it! Hope you find the right person to travel with :/ You could also try traveling solo. We've never done that ourselves but know plenty who have and swear it's awesome.
What brand is your book bag? The raspberry colored one. It's lovely.
I found your vlog. been watching since day 1
You guys Are great love your vids!
There's a café in Manchester, UK where you pay 6p a minute, and then you can help yourself to free drinks and snacks!
Oh snap, we'll have to try that out when we're in the area!
Loved this vid!!!👍😊
I moved from Michigan to Massachusetts. When I return to Michigan I feel left out or I have missed out. Sometimes I don't remember where places are.
Just wanted to let you know that you guys hooked us (gf and me) to the whole Kambucha thing. We can't go to Whole Foods without getting a couple of bottles. I moved to Miami from Puerto Rico and I definitely feel what you describe when I go back home. Awesome vlog, one quick tip, before you start talking to the camera try to focus the camera on your hand before your face. That might help with the whole focusing thing. Heard it from another vlogger and passing it on to you. Cheers!
Nice! Yeah we're pretty much obsessed with Kombucha 😄 Yeah I actually had the AF settings out of whack most of the day. Believe me, I was quite annoyed about it in post 😡 But yeah I keep meaning to do the hand trick anyways but I always forget!
Sightglass just opened up another location on divisadero
Love the cheesy thumbnail. Super insightful. I love SF, just a shame I live in England! Ha!
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I don’t want ya to get your hopes up buddy lol specifically indeed ten bucks is magic it doesn’t always happen
nice.....
What did you guys do before you started traveling full time?
You guys seriously forgot about Philz Coffee. You guys could visited the Mission location.
What's so great about working in the same space with other people next to you? I would find that very distracting when it is imperative to focus on the task(s) at hand.
great video just a random question is the girl icelandic or from the faroe island ? the accent kind of sounded like it i'm from Denmark thats why im asking :) keep em comming
Went to WorkShop Cafe last year, it was really a bad experience. Their system didn't work and keep charging despite i wasn't there anymore.. :(
What do you guys do for a living?
What video editing software do you use ?
how do you two make money?? i work full time in the bay and i barely have enough to spend on coffee
Well we actually don't live in SF anymore. We travel full time and work online, mostly web dev and UI design :D
If you don't like small talk because it's awkward, yes bring a laptop.
Are these places good for studying?
I’d say they are 👍👍
People like that have destroyed my city and the best coffee shop in town is called The Coffee Shoppe on Mission Street!
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