With its beautiful spring-like weather, tranquil atmosphere, affordable lifestyle and lively social scene, Sucre is the ideal base for digital nomads looking to combine work with pleasure.
Here we have listed the best places around town to enjoy quality coffee, reliable internet, tasty food and a pleasant work environment:
Abis Patio is a relaxed cafe and restaurant, by the Belgian and Bolivian owners of Abis Cafe. It is the number 1 ranked restaurant on TripAdvisor, so definitely worth a visit while you’re in Sucre.
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Conveniently located on the corner of Sucre’s main square, is a cute little café perfect for grabbing a bite to eat, sipping a coffee and enjoying a drink or two with friends. Along with great food and coffee, fast wifi and friendly service, Cosmo Café can also provide information on the city’s best hotels, restaurants, museums and attractions.
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Metro Cafe is possibly the best cafe on Plaza 25 de Mayo. It has great staff, great food and a stylish, relaxed atmosphere. Metro offers the standard, well-executed, cafe menu, along with a few surprises such as goulash and a tasty Asian soup. There is also a good range of desserts such as tiramisu.
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Condor Trekkers is a non-profit tour company operating in Sucre. 100% of the profits made from their tours goes towards social projects in Sucre and the surrounding areas. This year, to diversify their business and make themselves more accessible to locals (not just tourists), the Condor Trekker guys opened a vegetarian restaurant: Condor Cafe.
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Café Restaurant Florin is almost permanently open. It has one of the fastest WiFi connections in town. It offers reasonably priced local and international food, and has a generous happy hour. So it’s easy to see why the Dutch-owned Florin is one of Sucre’s most popular hangouts for both locals and travelers.
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CoffeeClick is a cafe with a modern twist, located on Calle Ravelo, 1/2 block from the Mercado Central. The innovative cafe has digital tablets installed on each table. The tablets are loaded up with apps, letting you play games or catch up on Facebook while you enjoy a coffee or snack.
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Joy Ride is one of Sucre’s most popular tourist hangouts and a great place to meet fellow travelers. The bar is in prime position across from the Cathedral and just off Plaza 25 de Mayo, on Nicolas Ortiz. Originally started as a tour operator (a function Joy Ride still performs), the main operation of the business is now the cafe / bar.
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Opened in 1988, KulturCafe Berlin brings a bit of Germany to Sucre. The cafe / restaurant / bar offers a good place to hang out any time of the day, either inside or in the open air courtyard.
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Got a favorite place to work in Sucre? Share in the comments below:
Hi Team,
Thank you for everything on this site! We are a digital couple who have been living the nomadic life for the past year and no city so far has such an impressive and comprehensive informational site such as yours. We have moved to Sucre for the next 5 weeks and know we will have a great time already after browsing your site.
Regards,
James Stevenson
Beautiful Booze
Cheers James! Great to hear you’re in Sucre, hope you’re having a great time. Would love to hear if there’s anything you think should be added to the site after your 5 weeks. Safe travels 🙂
Thank you for the list !
Sucre wasn’t HUGE on my list but your website is moving it up in priority ! 🙂
Amanda
Glad the list helped Amanda! Sucre really is a stunning city, one which I highly recommend putting on the travel itinerary when heading to Bolivia 🙂