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브리즈서울

Cafe Yongsan

About

A calm Hannam café with an outdoor terrace, gallery-like interiors, and salt bread alongside specialty drinks.

At 브리즈서울 in Yongsan, the café experience is less about sprawling floor space than finding a calm pause among the bustle of Hannam-dong. The rooms are described as compact, with a terrace outside and artwork lending the interior a quietly gallery-like, slightly international feel. Fashion retail shares the building—and, according to visitors, connects with the café—so a coffee stop can easily turn into a browse. It’s a setting that suits conversation: intimate tables for a couple of friends, with the option of sitting outdoors when the weather cooperates. Come for the coffee, but leave room for something from the bakery case. The velvet cream latte is noted for its butterscotch aroma, while the iced roasted matcha vanilla offers a choice of pairings: honey and roasted grain without espresso, or walnut and black sesame with a nutty espresso. One visitor’s cold-brew geisha was described as smooth and juicy, with wine-like character, milk-chocolate notes and a bright edge of acidity. For a sweeter cup, the vanilla latte was praised for balancing sweetness without an overly bitter finish. The salt bread has its own following. A version made with organic whole wheat is described as chewy; another visitor found only one left late on a Friday afternoon, a seaweed-and-mentaiko variation. Chocolate salt bread also caught a guest’s eye, though they didn’t try it. If you’re hungry for more, the pistachio ricotta sandwich layers house-made pistachio spread and ricotta with capicola in focaccia, praised for its crisp exterior and soft, chewy middle. The pistachio’s deep nuttiness meets the cheese’s gentle sweetness and savory depth. And for a final treat, the Dubai chewy cookie brings pistachio together with a soft, stretchy bite and a pronounced chocolate finish. 브리즈서울 feels best approached as a leisurely stop: order a carefully layered drink, share a pastry or sandwich, and settle into its small, art-lined calm.

Local tips

  • About a 5-minute walk from Hangangjin Station Exit 1.
  • Salt bread may sell out by late afternoon; visit earlier for the best selection.
  • Paid valet parking is available near Nari House; one source lists ₩4,000 for 90 minutes.
  • Hours listed in one source: weekdays 08:00–19:30, weekends 10:00–19:30; last order 19:00.

Details

Address
서울 용산구 이태원로55가길 22 1층서울 용산구 이태원로55가길 22 1층 (한남동)
Nearest station
Hangangjin Station

Opening hours

Sunday
10:00–20:30
Monday
10:00–20:30
Tuesday
10:00–20:30
Wednesday
10:00–20:30
Thursday
10:00–20:30
Friday
10:00–20:30
Saturday
10:00–20:30

One source lists weekdays 08:00–19:30 and weekends 10:00–19:30, with last order at 19:00; confirm current hours before visiting.