Fritz Coffee

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Korean specialty roaster. The seal logo is everywhere. Try the geisha pour-over.

Fritz Coffee is Korean specialty coffee's most recognizable institution — the seal logo has become national shorthand for serious beans — and this Mapo room delivers the full program: single-origin hand-drips (the geisha pour-over is the documented splurge), pastry cases that rival dedicated bakeries, and baristas whose origin-and-method fluency is part of the service. The brand's retro-Korean visual identity — old-signboard typography, the harbor seal — turned a roastery into a cultural object, but the coffee carries the reputation: Fritz beans supply cafés across the country. The room runs 8am-8pm daily as both workspace (quiet, study-friendly) and destination, with limited seating that argues for early weekend arrival. Order the hand-drip, add the pastry, buy the beans: the full Fritz liturgy, seal included.