Dog-friendly bakery café in Gogi-dong, Yongin: 10kg dog rules, Roysa

Roysa

What kind of café is Roysa, and what are its opening hours?

Roysa is a large café in Gogi-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin, where you can enjoy autumn foliage views, a spacious interior and a camping vibe all in one place. It is open 11:00–18:00 on weekdays and 10:30–21:00 on weekends.

When autumn comes, I always feel like sipping a relaxed cup of coffee while looking at the pretty leaves~! This time I'm introducing Roysa, a big café where I could take in the fall scenery, and the roomy interior even gave off a camping feel!!

• Mon–Fri 11:00 – 18:00 (last order 17:00)
• Sat–Sun 10:30 – 21:00 (last order 20:00)

How is the autumn foliage view at Roysa in Gogi-dong?

The mountains all around Roysa had turned red and yellow, so it really felt like autumn. Looking out over the foliage stretching into the distance, even my cluttered mind felt a bit more relaxed~

You can enjoy nature right around the café too, and it seems like an especially pretty spot to visit in autumn, haha.

Best of all, Roysa lets you bring your dog, which made it extra special~~ Besides coffee and desserts, they even have ice cream that kids can enjoy, so it was a good place for a family visit, haha.

Roysa's indoor and outdoor atmosphere

The interior of Roysa feels really open thanks to the high ceilings and big windows. It felt less like a typical café and more like visiting a campsite in nature.

The outdoor area has lights and tables, and once the sun went down, the soft lighting completed the cozy, emotional mood~~

Roysa menu and prices

At Roysa, an Americano costs ₩7,000 and lattes are ₩8,000. Looking over the menu, they had everything from coffee and lattes to ades and a variety of desserts, haha.

• Americano ₩7,000
• Espresso ₩7,000
• Café latte ₩8,000
• Vanilla latte ₩8,000
• Vanilla bean latte ₩8,000
• Condensed milk latte ₩8,000
• Caramel macchiato ₩8,000

Is there still bread left at Roysa on a weekend evening?

If you visit Roysa on a weekend evening, most of the bread may be sold out. I went on a weekend evening and most of it was already gone, but there was still plenty of variety, like butter tteok (chewy butter rice cake), ciabatta and rye bread!!!

There were sweet cakes too, which caught my eye even more~ I agonized over what to eat, haha.

Is there something for kids to eat at Roysa?

Besides coffee and bakery items, Roysa also sold ice cream that kids would love, haha. They had a good variety of ice cream, so I thought even kids who don't drink coffee could join in, haha.

How do Roysa's black sesame café latte and pain au chocolat taste?

What I ordered at Roysa was an iced Americano, a black sesame café latte and a pain au chocolat~~ They warmed the pain au chocolat for me, so the chocolate inside had all melted and it tasted even better, haha.

The iced Americano was nice and refreshing, and it went well with the sweet dessert too! With dessert, you can't skip it!!! Iced Americano!!

The black sesame café latte let you enjoy the nutty charm of black sesame. It has a rich, nutty flavor unlike a regular café latte, so it's a good pick when you want a different kind of coffee~! The cream on top looked pretty too, so it was great for photos, haha.

Roysa's dog rules: what changes at 10kg

At Roysa, only dogs up to 10kg can go indoors, and dogs over 10kg have to use the outdoor deck. One of Roysa's best points is that dogs are welcome~! haha. But if you're planning to visit with your dog, you definitely need to check the rules first!

• Dogs up to 10kg may enter indoors
• Dogs over 10kg may use the outdoor deck
• Indoors, dogs must be held in your arms or kept in a carrier or dog stroller
• Outdoors, a leash is required
• No dogs on the 2nd floor
• Dogs that nip or are aggressive must wear a manner belt before entering
• Do not leave your dog alone while you step away
• Owners are responsible for any accidents or problems caused by their dog

Is Roysa worth visiting again?

Roysa was a place where I could enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee while admiring the autumn foliage!! With the big space, floor-to-ceiling windows, the campsite and even a Christmas-like atmosphere, it had a different charm from the cafés I usually visit. Above all, being dog-friendly was a big plus.

In autumn you can spend time with the pretty leaves, and in other seasons it seems you could enjoy other kinds of natural scenery!! I'd like to visit again!! I recommend spending a good weekend here with your family!!