Le Pain Cafe Bakery — Restaurant in Pyeongtaek-si

Awesome atmosphere. Plants, good lighting, music, and picture windows contribute to that. The staff are super friendly and speak decent English. Limited parking in the back. Restrooms in the building (men's bathroom has no baby changing area, unsure about the women's). Menu has brunch items in addition to decent coffee/non-coffee/beer selections. Bakery items are displayed and probably vary in variety with the season. You can get milk bread here as well if you're into it. We had the French toast (with eggs and bacon) and Eggs Benedict plates; both were good and came with a small salad on the plate. We also ordered the cappuccino, blacl sugar latte, and green tea latte; again, they were good. We drove out of the way to go here and we'd do it again. I believe for all of the above we paid...

Amazing french toast. Absolutely amazing. Personally I prefer their regular eggs Benedict over their salmon one. I also really enjoy their burrata cheese salad. So many yummy fruits and nuts and a big ol chunk of cheese. Some possible inconsistencies though. Dining in once, the french toast and eggs Benedict came with a salad. Ordered french toast to go, no salad. Salmon Benedict, dining in, no salad. Not a deal breaker but I've come to enjoy a little salad at brunch now. Cinnamon rolls are also a delicious treat. We split the blueberry cream one and it's sweet but not...

I was greeted by Ms. JJ as I walk into the restaurant. I order the Banana Pancakes w/ two side order of bacon and one order of eggs over hard and a hot caramel macchiato. The Banana Pancakes (pieces of banana cook inside, blueberries, raspberries, banana and whipped cream on top). The Bacon (4 strips of crisp, lean, and darkly colored) the way I like it. The eggs (Two of the most over hard completely cooked through egg whites and yolks that I have had in a while. The caramel macchiato came out hot but not too hot that you couldn’t enjoy drinking it. The food...