Pet-friendly bakery café in Yeongjong, Incheon: Pink Wall Cafe

Before dinner near Seonnyeo Rock, we stopped by Pink Wall Cafe (핑크월카페), near Yongyu Beach and Seonnyeo Rock. The whole building was pink and easy to spot, and we looked around the outdoor area and took photos.

Where is Pink Wall Cafe, and is parking available?

The address is Building 2, 111 Yongyuseo-ro, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea. There are parking lots in front of and behind the café, and we were lucky to find a space when we arrived by car. There was also a bus stop about a one-minute walk away.

The original post lists weekday hours as 10:30–20:30 and weekend hours as 10:00–20:30, with last orders at 20:00.

What is the seating like, and where can pets go?

The café is single-story, with plenty of seating indoors, in the outdoor greenhouse, and on the terrace. There were tables for two as well as group seating, so it suited a pair or a larger group.

Pets could not enter the indoor café, but they could join you in the outdoor greenhouse, terrace, and garden. After ordering our drinks, we briefly looked around outside. The weather was good that day, making the pink setting a nice backdrop for photos.

What are the drink prices and ordering process?

Drinks were ordered at a kiosk, while bread was paid for at the pickup counter. Along with coffee, there were ades, lattes, smoothies, and teas. The main drink prices listed in the original post were as follows.

• Americano ₩6,500
• Café latte ₩7,500; vanilla latte ₩7,800
• Einspänner ₩8,500
• Pink Wall ade ₩9,000; maesil ade ₩8,500
• Matcha latte, mugwort latte, and strawberry latte ₩8,500 each
• Plain yogurt smoothie, strawberry yogurt smoothie, and mango smoothie ₩9,000 each
• Chamomile and hibiscus ₩7,000 each

What kinds of bagels were available?

Pink Wall Cafe is known for its bagels and makes and sells its bread on site. There was a wide selection, including mocha cream cheese bagels, soboro chestnut bagels, green onion cream cheese bagels, basil tomato bagels, and squid-ink cheese bagels.

Some breads were already sold out on the day we visited. I wanted the fig bagel, but it was sold out, which was disappointing. There was also fig cake, but I did not order it because we had another stop planned.

How did the maesil ade and iced Americano taste?

We ordered an iced Americano and a maesil ade (Korean plum ade). Since we had eaten lunch, I chose the maesil ade to freshen my palate.

The maesil ade was a satisfying size. Its fizzy carbonation, sweetness, and tartness made it feel refreshing.

The iced Americano was mild, with a nutty taste rather than acidity. If you prefer strong coffee, I thought it would be better with an extra shot. For ₩6,500 at a large café, I did not think the price was bad considering the size.

At the time of my visit, there was also an event where you received a chestnut snack after posting a photo taken with Pink Wall Cafe in the background on social media and verifying it.

How did the indoor and outdoor spaces feel?

Most of the indoor accessories were pink, and even the tissues featured pink. The color carried through from the building to the small details.

The air conditioning indoors was strong, so we went outside. There was a green garden beyond the greenhouse, and we could see a lake from the outdoor area. We rested briefly with coffee under a rattan parasol.

We could not stay long because of our next stop. The pink building and outdoor space stayed with me, and next time I would like to try the fig bagel that was sold out.