Daelim Changgo

This one had an American barn/warehouse vibe with high ceilings and plenty of space. • There were three distinct seating areas, and this was the most crowded cafe of the day. The center of the cafe showcased their pastry selection. • We didn’t stay long since all patrons are required to order a drink, and we were already full. We just grabbed a croissant to-go as a token gesture.

Love the ambience of this cafe, which is situated in a historic building. The ceiling height greatly contributes to the lofty and majestic feeling. I will definitely revisit this cafe when I am back in Seoul, its coffee is stunning! The best coffee I ever had in Seoul. Try to go on a weekday as it can get quite crowded on Saturdays.

This bakery is delicious! Try their tissue bread you’ll love it. It’s self service so easy to choose what you want. I loved the artsy, retro, industrial vibe

Good cafe latte but poor ice tea with too much ice on a tiny cup. What a let down. The breads are very good and the wait time for drinks is almost 10 mins. Atmosphere is retro as I understand this was a rice mill warehouse set up converted by Musinsa.

Let's get the obvious thing out first, Beautifully designed place and some interesting artworks and concepts that it tend to showcase. if that's ALL you're looking for, then it's a great place for vibe and photos. then that's all where it all ends for me during the visit. This is entirely my experience and my opinion only. The Service is quite subpar, perhaps the feel of the place somehow required them to be a bit surly ? who knows. Also, I don't know how it sits with me about a cafe that have a "bin" (near the entrance) to ask for free art works to be dropped there... feels... cold and a bit grubby. The pastries and coffee are average at best. Perhaps the only good thing we had were the strawberry milk... I've experienced the "vibe" once now, There's no point in returning in the future. It's not for me.

The place has an amazing vibe, showcasing surreal and futuristic art exhibitions. The coffee was great, and the venue easily accommodated a large crowd. Conveniently located near Seongsu Station.

I love pain au chocolat here. Coffee too expensive.

Many old factories in this area were turned into clothing stores, distinctive cafes and fancy restaurants. Daelim Changgo can hold lots of people. That means you can easily find your place to take a break without queue.

This one had an American barn/warehouse vibe with high ceilings and plenty of space. • There were three distinct seating areas, and this was the most crowded cafe of the day. The center of the cafe showcased their pastry selection. • We didn’t stay long since all patrons are required to order a drink, and we were already full. We just grabbed a croissant to-go as a token gesture.

Love the ambience of this cafe, which is situated in a historic building. The ceiling height greatly contributes to the lofty and majestic feeling. I will definitely revisit this cafe when I am back in Seoul, its coffee is stunning! The best coffee I ever had in Seoul. Try to go on a weekday as it can get quite crowded on Saturdays.

This bakery is delicious! Try their tissue bread you’ll love it. It’s self service so easy to choose what you want. I loved the artsy, retro, industrial vibe

Good cafe latte but poor ice tea with too much ice on a tiny cup. What a let down. The breads are very good and the wait time for drinks is almost 10 mins. Atmosphere is retro as I understand this was a rice mill warehouse set up converted by Musinsa.

Let's get the obvious thing out first, Beautifully designed place and some interesting artworks and concepts that it tend to showcase. if that's ALL you're looking for, then it's a great place for vibe and photos. then that's all where it all ends for me during the visit. This is entirely my experience and my opinion only. The Service is quite subpar, perhaps the feel of the place somehow required them to be a bit surly ? who knows. Also, I don't know how it sits with me about a cafe that have a "bin" (near the entrance) to ask for free art works to be dropped there... feels... cold and a bit grubby. The pastries and coffee are average at best. Perhaps the only good thing we had were the strawberry milk... I've experienced the "vibe" once now, There's no point in returning in the future. It's not for me.

The place has an amazing vibe, showcasing surreal and futuristic art exhibitions. The coffee was great, and the venue easily accommodated a large crowd. Conveniently located near Seongsu Station.

I love pain au chocolat here. Coffee too expensive.

Many old factories in this area were turned into clothing stores, distinctive cafes and fancy restaurants. Daelim Changgo can hold lots of people. That means you can easily find your place to take a break without queue.