The best Asheville coffeeshops–for freelancers

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   jared rutledge January 24, 2013

   hey now! i bought like six 6×2 surge adapters to make sure everybody in the shop can plug stuff up. there’s reasonable access to a plug at pretty much every seat, although a couple outlets are behind things and out of sight. if you can’t find one, ask and we’ll locate it. thanks for the mention though – i try to accommodate daytime workers as much as possible.

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      Jess January 25, 2013

      waking life has the most legit, awesome coffee in town for sure, delicious pour overs, and I had a drink with ginger and cocoa, called “Q’s tears” (i think) that was superb, wish it was a tad closer to downtown but if youre on the west side its perfect. Edna’s is awful to the max, their coffee is way over extracted and burnt, im sure its a fine place and I know they have food and wine but if you want good coffee it is not the place

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   Freelancer January 24, 2013

   Hmmmm. . . I’ve always thought one of the joys of freelancing is getting to work at home in my grubbies, drink as much coffee as I want at cheaper prices than a coffeehouse (I roast and grind my own beans), and I don’t have to listen anyone’s conversation or music.
   Hey, Mr.McAnsh, can I wear pajamas and a bathrobe at your place? Are there places to take a nap?

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   Craig McAnsh January 24, 2013

   Don’t get me wrong – I love Edna’s, Waking Life, Green Sage, High 5 … but If you’re kind of OVER the idea of “coffee shop as office” and want to be really productive with your freelance work … come get FREE coffee or tea a Mojo Coworking.

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   Gloria January 24, 2013

   This is such a fun read! Thanks Elaine!

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