Songdo café salt bread and grapefruit ade before a movie: Cafe Cozy
In short
Cafe Cozy Bear is a salt bread bakery café on Haedoji-ro in Songdo, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon. Stopping by on the way to a movie, an iced americano, real grapefruit ade, and plain salt bread were ordered for takeaway, and the salt bread's crispy outside with a chewy, buttery inside really delivered. Prices are reasonable and there's a public parking lot right in front, making it an easy stop before showtime.

Good to know
- Address
- 160-19 Haedoji-ro, 1st floor, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, South Korea
- Hours
- 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Closed
- No closed days
- Bread baking times
- 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM
- Opening event
- Buy 3 salt breads, get 1 free
- Salt bread flavors
- Potato, castella, pollock roe, red bean butter, garlic, plain
- Iced americano
- ₩3,800
- Real grapefruit ade
- ₩5,000
- Plain salt bread
- ₩3,000
- Parking
- Public parking lot right in front of the café
as written by the visitor on Sep 9, 2026

On a day my husband and I went to Songdo to finally catch the Spider-Man movie, I spotted such a cute café on the way to the theater. The weather was really nice that day. But with the café door thrown wide open and adorable bears visible inside, I just couldn't walk past! 🐻

Turns out it was Cafe Cozy Bear, a spot in Songdo, Yeonsu-gu that had only recently opened.
A cute new café discovered in Songdo

- 📮 Address: 160-19 Haedoji-ro, 1st floor, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon
- 🕰️ Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- 🚫 Closed: No closed days
Cozy Bear had that cute vibe from the outside, and it happened to be running an opening celebration event too.

Buy 3 salt breads and get 1 more free — seeing this, I figured coffee and salt bread must be the main event here.


Bread comes out twice a day, at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.! Check the timing if you don't want to miss the popular ones 🤍
Salt bread varieties and the size of the shop
Cozy Bear is a fairly small café. Which actually made it perfect for us, popping in for a quick takeaway before a movie.






The salt bread lineup was more varied than expected — potato, castella, pollock roe, red bean butter, garlic, and plain, all lined up.



Since we'd already eaten by the time we got there, I sadly only picked the plain one. Honestly, if we hadn't already eaten, I would've used the opening event to grab a few of each kind... still a little disappointing thinking about it now haha.

With a name like Cozy Bear, bear characters show up everywhere in the shop, which was so cute. They also had pretty box packaging ready for gifting salt bread. Sometimes you bring coffee or bread when visiting a housewarming or a friend's place, and packaging this nice would make a great gift option.

What we ordered and the prices
Here's what we ordered:
- Iced americano ₩3,800
- Real grapefruit ade ₩5,000
- Plain salt bread ₩3,000
That was our simple order. One thing I really liked about Cozy Bear was how reasonable the prices were! Café drink prices these days aren't cheap, so it was nice to stop by without feeling like a splurge.
The nice touch of the bear-themed packaging
When our order came out and we got our takeaway, everything arrived in adorable bear packaging.

I tried the iced americano first — a nutty, full-bodied bean with no sourness, the kind of coffee just about anyone would like. But it wasn't watery or weak either, so it passed as a solid basic americano!
And the grapefruit ade I ordered had just the right amount of carbonation, with that distinct grapefruit tartness coming through nicely. It wasn't just sweet — there was real tartness, so I ended up finishing it way too fast...^^ I usually just order coffee at cafés, but going with grapefruit ade that day was such a great choice haha.


How was the plain salt bread?
And now the plain salt bread I'd been looking forward to! Right away I noticed the coarse salt crystals studded across the surface. Taking a bite, the outside was properly crisp and the inside had a real chewy texture. Best of all, that butter cave salt bread lovers look for was clearly visible. As the butter melted, its nutty richness combined with the salty crunch on the outside made it pair perfectly with coffee. I love salt bread, so I really enjoyed this one — good enough that I'd personally call this place a salt bread spot worth visiting.
Next time I definitely want to come without eating beforehand and try the potato, pollock roe, red bean butter, garlic, and castella flavors too. Especially when the opening event is running, buying multiple gets you one free, so salt bread fans should definitely take advantage of that.
A Songdo café worth stopping at before a movie

Cozy Bear was a lucky find on our way to catch Spider-Man in Songdo, and it turned out to be better than expected. Prices were reasonable, the coffee and grapefruit ade were both good, and the salt bread was crispy outside, chewy inside, with that buttery flavor coming through clearly. There's also a public parking lot right in front of the café, making it convenient to visit by car.
If you're looking for a new café in Songdo or somewhere to stop before a movie, give Cozy Bear a try. Salt bread lovers especially will enjoy the variety to choose from. Cute bears and delicious salt bread together at this Incheon Songdo café bakery — I'd definitely go back!
Where it is
160-19 Haedoji-ro, 1st floor, Units 101 and 102, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천광역시 연수구 해돋이로 160-19 1층 101, 102호 코지베어








