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Tired of doing work inside? Want to Skype with a friend and show them the City? Check out these Manhattan hot-spots without paying a cent for your internet.
Susana Siman, of Columbia University GSAPP, mapped out the top spots for Untapped Cities using three user-friendly criteria: 1) available outlets, 2) Wi-Fi speeds, and, 3) Yelp ratings. In fun map form, we bring you the top quiet spots, outdoor spots, food spots and coffee spots in Manhattan.
Source: Open Wifi NYC
Check out Kaffe 1668, Ost Café, Blue Spoon Coffee, Choux Factory, and Gregory’s Coffee.
Data Source: Open Wifi NYC
Check out Pier 17, Bowling Green Park, Bryant Park, 60 Wall Street Atrium, one of the city’s privately-owned public spaces, and the British Memorial Garden.
Source: Open Wifi NYC
Check out Gregory’s Coffee, Soy Luck Club, Cafe Bravo, At65 Cafe, and B Cup.
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