Boston, MA + Add a trip

The Diesel Cafe at Davis Square

It's the go to place for supertravelling geeks, plus much of the local alt- and geek crowd.

Plus the food is decent, the coffee is fun, the baristas remind me of being home in Seattle.

The Diesel Cafe doesn't actually have Free Wifi, it's 7 dollars/ day. Definitely the place for geeks and hipsters to hang out though!

Yes. Diesel is great but has never been free. True Grounds has wifi and it's not too far from Diesel. Blue Shirt cafe (which is just around the corner from Diesel and now has a bunch of seating) also has free wifi.

Here's a pretty full list: http://boston.wifimug.org/

I'd recommend Toscanini's, Harvest/C3, True Grounds, and Trident but most of the others are that list are fine.

I am very partial to Peets Coffee - which has better coffee than Starbucks and free wifi if you buy a coffee which means you win twice (you get peets coffee and Wifi for two hours)

C3, Cambridge Food Coop cafe in Central Square, immediately outside of the T stop. Nice atmosphere and lots of seating.

Blue Shirt Cafe across the street from the Davis T stop has free Wifi. I also love their Hawaiian Song smoothie and Thai Chicken Wrap... mmm so good.

Cosi in Kendall Square and the public library (copley) should have free internet. I've never tried either, but I've read/heard they do.

Ashmont Grill (http://ashmontgrill.com) 555 Talbot Ave. in Dorchester.

True Grounds in Ball Square (700 Broadway, Somerville) has free Wifi, a teriffic atmosphere, and excellent coffee and food... without hipster pretense. Free wifi (just don't abuse it and squat all day) and really great employees.

Andala Cafe, Central Square in Cambridge. It's a well-kept secret a block from the Central stop on the Red Line. Nice, classy atmosphere, feels just like a European café, right down to the servers. Quality Lavazza espresso (great tea selection too), Middle Eastern food that's great for breakfast and lunch (goat cheese, honey and fruit plate... mmm), and of course, free wifi.

http://www.dopplr.com/place/us/ma/cambridge/eat/andala

Now a days.. Starbucks is essentially free.. just put 10 bucks on a starbucks card.. buy your coffee with it and you can register it online... and by doing so you get 2 hours of internet per visit.

I know... Starbucks = evil corporation but this is actually a good thing from them..

The main reading room in the Copley Library is a great spot. Free wifi and a spectacular room. In Cambridge, Toscanini's is my personal favorite; try the burnt caramel ice cream!

Quality Lavazza espresso (great tea selection too), Middle Eastern food that's great for breakfast and lunch (goat cheese, honey and fruit plate... mmm), and of course, free wifi.

Any Starbucks has free WiFi now. Any Panera, but also most coffee shops in cambridge (Andala, Algiers), but not 1369 Coffee. You have to pay there.