Cashmere Coffee — Restaurant in Seoul

in a big city like seoul the temptation to hop from one new big-trend cafe to another can be strong but look no further. this place has it all and we fell in love. a beautiful and neat place. music on fleek. every specialty coffee we tried was amazing. and the pastries! small attentive selection of freshly baked (by them!) cookies and pound cake that wouldn’t seem out of place in a patisserie. cozy atmosphere and staff you’ll want to become friend with. this place deserves to have a consistent and loyal community of coffee enthusiasts and it’ll...

Little bit disappointing experience. The small cafe with very dim lighting has a nice vibe, but it’s not welcoming to solo customers using a computer. The cafe has time limit is 2 hours, but if you have a laptop or tablet, you’re required to leave within 1 hour. Despite it being winter, the cafe was cold, and as I was alone, I was advised to sit at the counter by the door, which I rejected. Had I noticed the 1-hour limit stated in the cafe rules on the table before ordering, I wouldn’t have visited. But as I mentioned,...

The best coffee place I’ve been able to find in 8 days in Seoul (tried 1-2/day). Closest one I’ve found to the quality expected from a specialty coffee house.

The owner was very kind (it’s a family run business) and he prepared/bakes his own cookies - I’ve tried the matcha cookie and it was great.

There are good refreshing options for non-coffee drinkers as well (basil soda was great on a hot...