Montpellier on a Sunday: the place de la Comédie bathed in sunshine and the terraces of the Écusson overflowing. But when you have a deadline that doesn't respect the weekend, you need a spot to set up your computer. We've tracked down the addresses that open on Sunday.
For the full picture, cafés, day-access coworking spaces and libraries, see our guide where to work in Montpellier.
Auden
Rue en Gondeau, in the Écusson. Auden is a warm brunch café (waffles, bowls, juices). On Sundays, it's open from 11am to 3pm: a short slot, best for a working brunch.
The Sunday spot for a working brunch in a well-kept setting.
ADN Café
Rue de la Carbonnerie. Good food menu, lively atmosphere. On Sundays, it's open from 10:30am to 6:30pm, long hours for Montpellier.
The Sunday coffee shop in the heart of the Écusson.
Broc Café
Boulevard Henri IV, near the Arceaux. A Montpellier brasserie institution with a lively atmosphere. On Sundays, it's open from 8am to 1am: aim for the morning or mid-afternoon to work.
The Sunday spot with the longest hours.
De la Sierra Coffee Roasters
Avenue Nina Simone, Port Marianne district. A roaster with a bright coffee shop and speciality coffee. On Sundays, it's open from 10am to 5pm.
For speciality coffee lovers who want a productive morning.
Coffee Club
Rue Saint-Guilhem. A central, independent coffee shop with a cosy setting and a terrace. On Sundays, it's open from 9am to 6:30pm: morning to evening.
The most central Sunday spot in Montpellier.
Come'N'Work
Rue du Plan du Palais, near the Canourgue. A coworking space accessible 24/7: no time constraints on Sundays.
The Sunday coworking space with no limits.
Le Paon
Rue de Maguelone, a stone's throw from Saint-Roch station. A coworking space, spotted by Agora and Workin.Space. According to its listing, it opens on Sundays from 9am to 6pm: check before you go.
The Sunday coworking space, ideally located near the station.
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