Question · 13 October 2026
Cafe With Wi-Fi in Dakar: Working at Ge'eza, Point E
Ge'eza runs a cafe corner with Wi-Fi in Point E, Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm, inside a gallery lounge or glass-roofed room that are calmer than an ordinary restaurant hall. What to order for a morning of work.

To work from a cafe with Wi-Fi in Dakar, Ge'eza runs a cafe corner in Point E, open Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm, inside a villa that combines a gallery lounge, a glass-roofed room and a terrace under the trees. It is one of the intended uses of the house's cafe space, also designed for occasional coworking, with calmer tables than an ordinary restaurant hall.
A calmer setting than an ordinary cafe
Ge'eza is not a cafe in the strict sense: it is an Ethiopian restaurant, a contemporary art gallery and a concept store, all inside one villa. That layout gives several places to settle in with a laptop: the gallery lounge, surrounded by works on the walls, the brighter glass-roofed room, or the terrace under the trees when the weather allows. The setting changes from one corner to another, which makes it easy to pick a quieter or more open mood depending on the time of day.
What to order for a morning of work
To get through a morning without rushing, the Ethiopian macchiato at 2,500 F is a safe bet, worth ordering more than once if needed. For something more substantial without leaving the table, Ethiopian breakfast, served from 8am to 11am, offers dishes like foul at 5,500 F or chechebsa at 4,500 F, which hold you for longer than a simple pastry. For a lighter break, an Ethiopian tea at 2,000 F or a bissap juice at 1,500 F is enough between tasks.
Hours to know
The cafe corner runs on the restaurant's hours, Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm, with breakfast served until 11am. The venue is closed on Monday. There is no need to book for a long work session alone, but for a small group or a table held for several hours, letting the team know through the booking page or on WhatsApp avoids any surprise during busier hours.
Other addresses for working in Dakar
To compare with other spots in the city suited to work, the article quiet places to work in Dakar lists several cafes, spaces and daytime villas. Ge'eza's restaurant page, for its part, gives the full menu detail to plan your break.
Frequently asked questions
Is there Wi-Fi at Ge'eza?
Yes, in the cafe corner, also designed for occasional coworking.
What are the hours for working on-site?
Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm, with breakfast served from 8am to 11am. Closed on Monday.
Do I need to book to come and work?
Not for one person. For a small group or a table held for several hours, letting the team know on WhatsApp is safer.
Which spot is best for a quiet session?
The gallery lounge or the glass-roofed room offer a calmer mood than an ordinary restaurant hall.


