I think the phenomenon of web work and parenting is a crucial aspect, since the whole appeal to telecommuting and like is the ability to be present for both the personal and professional.

I’d agree about the stroller comment; it’s in a very suburban location, and most of the other shops nearby cater to the yuppie set (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Buzz feels like it’s really for lunching ladies and afternoon tea, not web workers or late-night loungers. There’s only one available power outlet, for example, and it’s right in the way of the restrooms. I’ve seen other folks on laptops, but that’s not the average customer.

That said, Buzz has a nice food menu, a full bar, and great pastries, something sorely lacking at many wireless cafes. The staff has been nothing but pleasant during my visits. My only gastronomic complaint is that their coffee and espresso is in dire need of improvement.

It should also be noted that Buzz is right across the street from Rustico, an Italian fusion restaurant with an amazing beer selection. Rustico also offers free wireless, and its bar area would be a very comfortable place to finish up a long working day on quieter nights.