Reviews
This place serves one of the best coffees and lattes in the city — easily among my top three. The café itself is small, yet it carries a quiet sense of history and character. True to its name, it’s about ten square meters in size, but every inch feels intentional and full of charm. I’ve heard that many baristas come here to learn from the owner, and after tasting his latte, I can understand why. Unlike most places where milk overpowers the coffee, his latte strikes a perfect balance — the coffee remains bold and distinct, with the milk complementing rather than masking it. One room showcases works by local artists, adding another layer of warmth and creativity to the space. Between the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the art on the walls, it feels like the café and its barista are inviting visitors to be part of their ongoing story — one cup at a time.
This little coffee gem in Seoul has stolen my heart! The pistachio cream coffee is absolutely incredible—so good, I had to order it twice. The ambiance is cozy and authentic. The staff is incredibly kind and knowledgeable, making every visit a pleasure. If you're in Seoul, don’t miss this spot!
A real coffee lover's coffee place. There is a Weber Key right in the front and a Slayer in the back. The coffee was, in short, great. It is not for those who are looking for a basic latte or flat white, but rather those who love specialty coffee and med to lighter roasts with interesting flavours. The boss also speaks really good English and the ambience is sooo quaint and just cool. I couldn't recommend this place more.
