Freeway Fright ’07: More wi-fi whereabouts

i5logo1.jpgWe are working on a list of who’s got wi-fi access around WS, besides the obvious (coffeehouses), for anyone who really can take the advice of West Seattle’s Most Famous Politician and telecommute to avoid the I-5-related trauma expected during FF ’07. The latest addition, if you weren’t aware: Public library branches. West Seattle has four of ’em: Southwest, High Point, Delridge, and of course, WS (north of Metro Market).

9 Replies to "Freeway Fright '07: More wi-fi whereabouts"

  • Eric August 6, 2007 (10:36 pm)

    For a beer and wifi – Admiral Pub on California
    For clams and wifi – Salty’s on Alki
    For frosting and wifi – Cupcake Royal at the Junction
    For great sandwiches and wifi – Freshys across from WS High School
    For free “linksys” wifi – just about any neighborhood in WS :)

  • LyndaB August 6, 2007 (11:13 pm)

    yum, cupcake royale.

  • Azalea Software August 6, 2007 (11:59 pm)

    I’ve put together a Google Map of the WiFi hotspots I know about in West Seattle. It’s on JetCityOrange.

    Additions and corrections appreciated. I’m still learning my way around Google Maps.

  • Delridge Gal August 7, 2007 (8:27 am)

    Alki Bakery has wi-fi, and so does EasyStreet Records… Cafe Lladro has wi-fi and is open until 11 p.m. I think the Bevridge Place Pub may have wi-fi. There’s a site called http://www.jiwire.com that lets you search on wi-fi nationwide, and it may have resources. (I’ve used it when going on business trips…) Cafe Rozella on the edge of White Center has wifi.

  • Delridge Gal August 7, 2007 (8:27 am)

    Alki Bakery has wi-fi, and so does EasyStreet Records… Cafe Lladro has wi-fi and is open until 11 p.m. I think the Bevridge Place Pub may have wi-fi. There’s a site called http://www.jiwire.com that lets you search on wi-fi nationwide, and it may have resources. (I’ve used it when going on business trips…) Cafe Rozella on the edge of White Center has wifi.

  • RobertSeattle August 7, 2007 (9:53 am)

    Eric – that’s funny (and true). Not sure if it is “smart” or “dumb” to NOT rename the router. At a minimum, people probably shouldn’t name it their address or last name.

  • eric August 7, 2007 (10:57 am)

    I don’t think BPP has wi-fi – but I think you can ride someone else’s from there.

    RobertSeattle – renaming it won’t do any good… it will just broadcast it’s new name. At a minimum, you should have WEP enabled. That’ll keep the kiddies for surfing on your bandwidth.

  • matt July 21, 2008 (4:25 pm)

    Happy Hour and wi-fi would be a great way to end the day and get some work done – besides Admiral Pub – any places near the junction that have wi-fi? It would be nice if bev place and matador would get it.

  • WSB July 21, 2008 (4:28 pm)

    hi – since this is a very old post I don’t think you’re going to get answers here (and I don’t know, either) but I invite you to post in the WSB Forum – great place for exactly this type of question –

    https://westseattleblog.com/blog/forum

    TR (site editor/co-publisher)

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