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1. Onion Seongsu
The original branch of the Onion bakery café, set in a stripped-back 1970s building in Seongsu that once housed a factory, known for pandoro and butter breads.
View details — Onion SeongsuCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
6 places · Updated October 23, 2026
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The original branch of the Onion bakery café, set in a stripped-back 1970s building in Seongsu that once housed a factory, known for pandoro and butter breads.
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The first branch of Fritz Coffee Company, a Seoul roaster and bakery known for its seal logo and retro style, set in a converted house near Gongdeok.
View details — Fritz Coffee Company DohwaCafé
A coffee roaster and café in a former shoe factory near Hapjeong, one of the venues that set the template for Seoul's industrial-style cafés.
View details — Anthracite Coffee Roasters HapjeongCafé
Amorepacific's Bukchon tea house in a remodelled 1960s Western-style house, with a tea shop, a lounge serving matcha desserts and a non-alcoholic tea bar.
View details — Osulloc Tea House BukchonCafé
A traditional tea house in the 1933 hanok of novelist Lee Tae-jun, a listed folk heritage building in Seongbuk-dong run by his grand-niece.
View details — Suyeon SanbangCafé
A dessert café a minute from Anguk Station, styled like an English country kitchen and best known for its lightly toasted scones and seasonal cakes.
View details — Cafe Layered Anguk