New York's Best Free Wi-Fi Spot 2008

Park Slopers go ape-crazy for freshly roasted organic java and the politics that brought it there.

Reviews:

• “what happened to this place?”
• “Great coffee, bad attitude”
• “Great coffee, bad management”
• “Good coffee, bad bad owner.”
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Tips: A makeshift windowfront library contains customer-donated titles that range from “Ghost House” to “Classical Influences on English Prose.”

Gorilla Coffee

Where all your Macintosh dreams come to life.

Tips: Need something fixed. Let one of the specialists at the Genius Bar check out the problem.

Apple Store

Relaxing cafe gives west Carroll Gardens a reason and a place to loaf.

Reviews:

• “What’s that smell?”
• “worst staff ever”
• “Would you like some flies with that?”

Tips: You can buy coffee by the pound. It’s grown and roasted at Irving Farm Coffee Company in the Hudson Valley.

Naidre’s

This French classical-style urban oasis is much more than a charming back porch for the library.

Reviews:

• “Bryant Park Oldies”
• “bring a blanket”

Tips: Enjoy the park’s free Wi-Fi services. There’s no password required and you should be connected automatically once there.

Bryant Park

Drifting through the food-laden halls of this once-abandoned factory is a sensory delight.

Reviews:

• “Great finds, unique, non-commercial atmosphere”
• “Nothing to see”
• “Heaven in a Warehouse”
• “a mall—in manhattan!”
• “Who Knew!!”

Tips: Bring your laptop and tap into Chelsea Market’s free ground-floor Wi-Fi service.

Chelsea Market

Got (soy) milk? This mod organic cafe does, and sneaks it into almost everything.

Reviews:

• “I have been a member for 4 years!!”
• “DO NOT PURCHASE THEIR MEMBERSHIP”
• “Wraps To Die For and Soya Frosts are AMAZING!!”
• “Do Not Recommend For Lunch”
• “Love this place!”

Tips: Tea traditionalists may prefer Tea and Sympathy, across the street.

Soy Luck Club

Reviews:

• “b cup cafe”

B Cup

This Williamsburg coffeehouse is perpetually filled with freelance-types enjoying the free Wi-Fi; expect the typical offerings of coffee, lattes, pastries and simple sandwiches.

Reviews:

• “Sunny Caffeinated Computing. Great Tie. "

Atlas Cafe

Treat the body like a temple at the country’s first national certified organic market.

Tips: This Whole Foods branch has a 229-seat cafe.

Whole Foods Market

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