Bordeaux on a Sunday — the Marché des Capucins, the empty riverside quays and the sun on the golden stone. But when you need to work, finding an open and suitable spot can sometimes be a challenge. We've tracked down the Bordeaux cafés and coworking spaces that don't close at the weekend.

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Café Eriu

Rue Fondaudège, Chartrons neighbourhood. Eriu is a quiet café with a warm atmosphere, reliable Wi-Fi and a laptop-friendly welcome. The food menu is thoughtfully put together for spending the day there. On Sundays, open from 9am to 5pm.

The spot for a studious morning in Bordeaux's most pleasant neighbourhood.

Suzzi Café

Rue des Trois-Conils, right in the centre. Suzzi is one of the most popular coffee shops in Bordeaux. On Sundays, open from 9am to 6pm. A reliable choice.

Bordeaux's essential Sunday coffee shop.

Peter Coffee Shop

Rue de Guienne. Peter serves great specialty coffee in a bright, modern setting. Wi-Fi available, laptops welcome. Spotted by Wicofi. On Sundays, open from 8:30am to 4:30pm.

For Sunday early risers who want good coffee and Wi-Fi.

L'Anti-Café

Rue Duffour Dubergier. The concept is simple: you pay by the time spent, and drinks and snacks are included. Wi-Fi, power outlets, large tables, quiet — everything is designed for work. Spotted by Wicofi, Vivre Paris and Direct Emploi. On Sundays, open from 9am to 8pm — the widest hours on this list.

The Sunday spot if you want to set up your laptop without counting your drinks.

Black List Café

Place Pey Berland, facing the cathedral. A café with a view, a pleasant terrace, and a laptop-friendly welcome. On Sundays, open from 8am to 6pm.

The Sunday spot with the best view in Bordeaux.

French House

Place Puy Paulin. French House is a spacious café with Wi-Fi, large tables, and a lively atmosphere. On Sundays, open from 10am to midnight — perfect if you need to work late.

The Sunday evening spot when everywhere else has closed.

Workingplace

Rue de la Croix-de-Seguey. A quiet coworking space with Wi-Fi, power outlets, and a studious atmosphere. On Sundays, open from 8am to 11pm.

The Sunday coworking space for those who want a proper workspace.

W'in Mériadeck

Rue du Château d'Eau. A 24/7 coworking space. Wi-Fi, power outlets, laptop-friendly. No time limit on Sundays.

For the Sunday night owls who work into the small hours.

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FAQ

Where can you work on a Sunday in Bordeaux? Several cafés and coworkings stay open: Suzzi Café (9am–6pm), Café Eriu in Les Chartrons (9am–5pm), the Anti-Café on rue Duffour Dubergier (9am–8pm), plus the Workingplace coworking (8am–11pm) and W'in Mériadeck, open 24/7.

Where can you work late on a Sunday evening in Bordeaux? French House, place Puy Paulin, is open until midnight on Sundays — perfect when everywhere else has closed. For true night owls, W'in Mériadeck has no time limit.

Where can you work on a Sunday without watching your bill in Bordeaux? At the Anti-Café, rue Duffour Dubergier: you pay for the time spent, drinks and snacks included, with WiFi, outlets and big tables. On Sundays it's open 9am–8pm, the widest café window in the selection.

Is there a coworking space open on Sundays in Bordeaux? Yes: Workingplace, rue de la Croix-de-Seguey, is open 8am–11pm on Sundays, and W'in Mériadeck, rue du Château d'Eau, runs 24/7.

Where can you find a good specialty coffee open on a Sunday in Bordeaux? Peter Coffee Shop, rue de Guienne, serves good specialty coffee in a bright, modern setting with WiFi. Open Sundays 8:30am–4:30pm, ideal for early risers.