I've been a digital nomad for about a decade and have worked from all sorts of spaces. What makes for an ideal workspace depends on the type of work you are do

I've been a digital nomad for about a decade and have worked from all sorts of spaces. What makes for an ideal workspace depends on the type of work you are doing and various other factors in your life. If your work involves a lot of interacting with clients, or handling sensitive information, public spaces like cafes, restaurants, etc. are not going to be a good fit. Trying to participate in a conference call with a barista in the background running the blender doesn't help support your professional image and billing rates. Personally, I work mostly from coworking spaces, or from the place where I'm staying (e.g. AirB or Hotel). It's really worth paying the money for a workspace where you can count on having consistent access to a quiet environment and not being interrupted.