Yep, they're 7 am to 7 pm.

Still a great place to treat yourself to coffee + a gyro or a plate of spaghetti first thing in the morning, though.

Mixtape is gonna be open Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday until 12 pm according to their new hours (not counting Friday and Saturday because those are more of a "nightclub" vibe).

More of a bar (though it is "caffeine and cocktails") and probably not the best lighting/setup to do work, but you never know.

I'm also a remote worker, and my most productive hours are like 8-11pm sometimes. Would love to get out of the house for a change of scenery when working

They are open until 11 everyday they are open which is Wednesday-Sunday

They’re in the process of a soft opening this week.

It can be mind numbingly isolating to do work/study alone in your home all day and a library may serve the same purpose, but a change of scenery is always appreciated and mentally stimulating.

WHAT?! Wow.

Not anymore sadly

Ritter's Diner in Shady side is open 24 hours I think.

This is why we're called nebby.

There's a couple combination cafe/bar places that might fit the bill, but they're still going to be more bar like at night. The Abbey on Butler in Lawrenceville. Margeaux in East Liberty. I guess they're both similar in concept to the beehive, but where the beehive had a cool punk vibe neither the Abbey nor Margeaux have a cool anything. They're both just variations on an upscale yuppie hangout. They're might be other similar places I'm missing.

I think only weekends though

yeah, that could be an expensive uber home. Better check transit hours.

Correct. Closed during pandemic but looks like it's getting a refurb currently.

gotta be more entertaining than a coffee shop and just about as many distractions. The ticket prices is about the same as a coffee unless you get a Latte. The scenery always changes, and gosh darn it...People love looking at our city. There's a whole sub stating as much.

Ride the incline up and down!!! That should get a rise out of some jag.

I believe they closed.

I don’t know if this is considered a hidden gem, but Chengdu Gourmet on Forward Ave in Squirrel Hill is fantastic if you like Szechuan-style Chinese food. Honestly my favorite Chinese place in the city, and it’s byob too. I recommend the chicken in a flaming pan

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Shhhh! Don’t let people know about Bryant street! 😂

I’m pretty sure there is a bunny cafe that is open. I saw a post about it recently, people were very actively talking about it so it must be good!

I love momo and we're spoiled for choice if you're willing to go through the liberty tunnels. My favorite is Himali Kitchen's chili momo. It's a good level of spicy - enough to clear your sinuses and get some endorphins going. A good choice if you're having a bad day.

They also have gundruk soup on the menu. It's made with pickled greens and has about an inch of oil on the top. The oil is a bit much for me so I take some off but the soup itself is SO tasty.

Taiwan bistro Cafe 33 in Squirrel Hill.

I’m partial to the Breakfast Burrito but it’s all great!

I used an EatNPark as my office in undergrad. Best of luck!

Do not order their Breakfast Smash unless you want it to ruin every other breakfast sandwich you've ever eaten or ever will eat.