Hell Cafe — Restaurant in Seoul

Cafe Hell is a place that takes itself seriously (in a good way). Each drink is hand crafted. The cappuccino was the right temperature, the pout-over was strong and flavorful. The barista (owner?) takes his time and cares about his product. We tried the only food that was available at the time, a butter cookie, and immediately wanted more. The decor is not fancy but everything is considered, from the giant common table to the china, the books and magazines to the enormous speakers. The music is a big part of the experience. He plays classical music a little louder than you normally hear at a coffee shop and it adds to the specialness of the place. We walked 45 minutes to get here two days in a row passing multiple coffee shops on the way. This...

Charming little coffee place. Serves very good espresso - perfectly extracted, sweet and creamy.

Plays jazz through enormous Tannoy speakers that fill the room with great sound quality without being uncomfortably loud. Feels warm, friendly and relaxing.

Capacity: 27-30 people, large communal table (16). 2 customers while I was here. Menu: espresso based coffee, cold brew, and there's some whiskey on the shelf too aesthetic: golden woods, deep teal walls, dried floral arrangements and eclectic collection of coffee cups. service: fast, efficient, flawless price: KRW5,000 for a double espresso crowd: feels like predominantly...

The very coffee shop that you get to have your first sip right after the 'heart-shape' art completes.That is the philosophy and only the one who pursues what is the best bid for customers who appreciate coffee can actually "perform" . The very 'art' is not just coming from the delicate shape of heart on your latte, but the very 'sip' that melts into your bloodstream with the very warmth as it's ready. Impressive cafe, cozy, large table in the centre, decent selection of music, a few table next to the bars. Pay a visit, if you ever cared how to get your...