1층 홀이 굉장히 넓은 압구정 카페, 고급스러운 분위기지만 커피 가격은 상당히 비싸다. 커피뿐만아니라 다양한 디저트, 아침 식사 메뉴도 판매한다. 겨울이라서 대형 트리가 있어서 사진 찍기에는 굿. Meal type: Brunch Price per person: ₩1–10,000 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
A beautiful and pleasant place, I enjoyed the chocolate latte. They also let me in with my dog . Thank you! Meal type: Lunch Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
R’avenue Location: behind the Apgujeong Rodeo subway station exit 5. I sat on the first floor and through the window I can see a dumpster. I’m not so sure about the location. It is a quiet place on a Thursday morning though (opens at 11:30). I was the only one eating. Food: I had a Caesar salad thinking I should really watch my figure as I’ve gained a few pounds due to over eating and lack of exercise. To my surprise it was a great salad. Lettuce was cut small enough so it was easy to eat with a fork. The bacon (most bacon in Korea are not crispy) tender and juicy. It was topped with the house salad sauce which was really savory and creamy (no idea what is inside but it was quite addictive as I ate all of the sauce even though I planned to eat half of it before digging in). One of the questions I always have when people serve salad in Korea: why do they offer me a knife? Am I just too ignorant and ill mannered to understand the usage of a knife on a salad plate? Drink: I had their signature coffee. It was a dessert coffee where the bottom half was a latte and top half really sweet layer of cream. I personally prefer ordering coffee for its smell and the function of making me stay awake but I think many people will find this dessert coffee nutty and flavorful. Price: in Korea it might be considered to be on the higher end as the coffee was 10k won and salad 16k won - roughly 20$ USD all together. But let’s face, not a bad deal compared to some of the more mediocre places back in the states (you also have to pay tip) All in all I had a great experience. I will probably come back for other dishes. Meal type: Brunch Price per person: ₩20,000–30,000