B. Patisserie

The shop has a great space for you to dine in and very comfty place. They have freshly baked bread that you will surely love. The owner was nice and always share a great smile.

Lived up to the hype. Will go again

Lots of space inside and a large menu. I went for a chocolate cookie which was rich and soft with a crisp outside. Service is quick and friendly and the shop is open late into the evening. It is a bit pricey compared to other Korean prices, but it is cheaper than what I would expect to pay back in Europe. Yummy

I was really excited to visit and enjoy the black sesame kouign amman and a cup of kona coffee. I even had a sandwich lunch there with a friend. Overall, it was good but not quite as fantastic as I recall from Honolulu this past summer. First, I will compliment the coffee! I had a pricey kona hand-drip. It was the best part of my visit! The kouign amman was not as stunning as I recalled. Mine today seemed a little over-baked and dry. I scratched the roof of my mouth biting into it. I will not be dreaming about it like I did when I returned from Hawaii. The sandwiches (onion brisket, bahn mi, and toasted ham and cheese) were pretty good, but nothing exciting. For the price, it's better to spend the money on a nice coffee rather than the sandwiches. I enjoyed the atmosphere and the staff was friendly!

Just like the SF store, except with more seating space and a varied menu. The banana almond croissant is still to die for! The iced tea selection seems overpriced and not steeped correctly, so might wanna stick to the coffee selection for drinks. Also don't expect too much help from the staff in terms of product description. Otherwise, welcome addition to Seoul.