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I've been to other coffee shops in Heyri Art Village, but this is my first time. It is a very large cafe, and there are traces of attention given to the interior as well. They also had a variety of breads, balsamic and various jams. There are several types of cakes, and there are all kinds of whole cake pieces. I bought some kind of potato bread, and it was delicious, and above all, the coffee was delicious. Next time I go, I will definitely buy the potato salad bread. Montblanc Yogurt Bread is too creamy. I drank iced americano, americano, and drip iced americano with different coffee beans. All three had their own unique coffee beans, and I personally liked the acidity beans the most. Good people who went there also bought coffee beans. It wasn't too expensive and the price was reasonable. The coffee tasted good, but it was even better because it was spacious. There were plenty of patio seating both indoors and outdoors. On weekends or when the weather is nice, I thought that there would be a lot of customers. The interior is not a single space, but divided, and each space has a different interior cup concept.

The store is spacious and well decorated. There are plenty of delicious breads when the bread comes out on time. Croissants and salt bread are delicious Brunch is also delicious.

The German croissant and blueberry pie were delicious. The chocolate cone was just so-so. If you have a receipt, you can refill your coffee for 1,500 won. The first floor is dim and the second floor is bright. It takes a long time for drinks to come out on busy days.

There are various types of drip coffee, and if you order drip coffee, they will even give you a small cup for tasting! The staff were also sensible, and the cafe atmosphere was great! It is recommended. Be sure to visit!

A cafe I stopped by while going to Pajuheiri Village It's very big and there are many kinds of bakery. There are expensive furniture all over the place, and the atmosphere is very nice. The brunch menu is also available, so it would be good to eat brunch.

? The high quality of the interior, coffee, and bakery make the cafe convincing for its high price. Visited after lunch on the day after the Lunar New Year holiday. The parking lot was full except for a few seats. The space on the second floor is very spacious, so it's good to sit comfortably and have a conversation. Especially on the first floor, the walls are decorated in a European style, so I wanted to sit down. You can choose between acidic and savory coffee beans for Americano, and you can choose from 6 types of hand drip coffee beans. Americano and latte are also decaffeinated. On the morning of my visit, I drank acidic coffee and ordered a cup of warm hand drip (7.0, Santa Monica, Guatemala). Since there were a lot of people in my party, I ordered various breads together. My coffee had a strong taste, but I enjoyed it very much, with no unpleasant burnt/excessive bitterness at all. I wondered if it would express the acidity well, so I even refilled it with iced Americano (1,500 won). Even the refilled coffee had a fresh taste, so it was worth the excessive caffeine. Among the breads I ordered, the basil cheese campanue and butter pretzel were good because they had the clear taste of basil and butter as the name suggests. The mukkkaebi cream cheese bread was fun because the texture and taste of the nuts on the surface stood out. However, Dirty Peng O Chocolat was just pastries covered with a layer of chocolate, so it was delicious, but it felt like there was nothing special about it. The price is frankly expensive. The basic price is about 5,000 won per bread, and a regular Americano is 6,000 won for coffee. Nevertheless, the drinks and breads provided are satisfactory, so you say, 'It's a tourist attraction, but you can get this much'. If you refill your coffee, it's about 8,000 won for two cups, so I don't think it's too expensive. It is recommended if you are visiting Heyri Village or thinking of a date in Paju. If I go to Paju, I want to visit again!