Kid-friendly Yeongjong café with swing and baby drinks: Pink Wall Cafe

Pink Wall Cafe was one of the places I really wanted to visit whenever I made it out for a drive to Yeongjong. The bright pink building and pretty interior, plus all the photo zones scattered around, had me wanting to bring my daughter along — so we finally made it over one weekend.

Pink Wall Cafe 📍 Address 111 Yongyuseo-ro, 2-dong, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea ⏰ Hours Weekdays 10:30–20:30 / Weekends 10:00–20:30 🚗 Parking In front of the café or at Parking Lot No. 1 🐶 Pets Allowed on the outdoor terrace and in the greenhouse 🥯 Signature menu Rice bagels, coffee, ades, and more

Where is Pink Wall Cafe, and is there enough parking on weekends?

Pink Wall Cafe is located at 111 Yongyuseo-ro, 2-dong, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon. Just follow your navigation and you'll spot the unmistakably pink building right away — it's hard to miss.

There's parking both right in front of the café and at Parking Lot No. 1, so even on a weekend visit there was plenty of space.

With such a pretty pink building, this is exactly the kind of café that women will love. Even before going inside, I was already snapping photos of my daughter.

It was a bit overcast the day I visited, but on a clear sunny day the photos would come out even better and it'd probably feel like a little getaway.

The outdoor swing and garden: best photo spots with kids

Outside Pink Wall Cafe there's a swing for kids to ride. My daughter asked to try it, so we did — the pink building and sky-blue swing matched perfectly.

The outdoor area is decorated nicely with flowers and grass, so it felt a bit like walking through a fairytale path.

The flower pots on either side of the entrance to Pink Wall Cafe were also filled with pink blooms welcoming us in.

Indoor photo zones and the all-pink interior at Pink Wall Cafe

Inside the café, pink interior details caught my eye everywhere.

If you post a pretty photo with the pink wall as the background, they'll give you a free bam-gwaja (chestnut cookie). Definitely worth snapping a nice shot and joining in.

Seating felt fairly roomy, with both indoor and outdoor spots, so it never got crowded and we could relax and enjoy the café. The little pink bears tucked into the seating here and there were so cute too.

There were pink accent details all over the interior. That chandelier in particular was such a pretty focal point.

Even the baby chair was pink — for a mom who loves pink, this café totally nailed my taste.

How to order at Pink Wall Cafe, and the separate baby drink menu

At Pink Wall Cafe, drinks are paid for at the kiosk, while bakery items are paid for separately at the counter.

The drink menu was divided into coffee, non-coffee, smoothies, tea, and baby drinks. As a mom, I really appreciated that there's a separate baby drink menu.

The signature menu includes Pink Wall Ade, Lemonicano, America Jamong, Sungaya, and Yogurthae.

Pink Wall Cafe sells house-made bagels. They looked wonderfully chewy and came in a good variety of types. Cream cheese is included when you buy a bagel.

Even the tissues at the self-serve bar were hot pink — I'd never seen tissues that color before. They were almost too pretty to use, haha.

Pink cat figurines and other cute little props scattered around made browsing and taking photos even more fun.

Outdoor or indoor seating: which works better with a baby?

When I stepped out to the outdoor seating area, pink flowers greeted me. The indoor and outdoor spaces have such different vibes that it made the café even more appealing.

The outdoor seats let you enjoy soft sunlight, so sitting outside would be lovely too. Since my second baby is still so little, though, we stayed indoors.

My daughter, who loves pink, kept saying "Mom, this is so pretty!" as she took in the café with me.

For a daughter who loves dolls, this café is a total match💗 The dolls were way bigger than I expected — honestly almost the same size as her.

The pink mood lamp sitting on the table was a lovely interior touch too. It's rechargeable, so with a dead battery, the light didn't turn on.

How the Americano and chocolate cake tasted

We ordered an Americano and a slice of cake at Pink Wall Cafe.

The cake is a bit on the pricier side, but it was a rich, deep chocolate cake and absolutely delicious.

Two entrances and two parking lots: which one to use

While exploring, I noticed Pink Wall Cafe has two entrances. Besides the one I came in through, there's another one out back, so I went to check it out.

There's also a parking lot right in front of the outdoor seating. With two parking lots total, there's no need to worry about parking even on a weekend visit. And since pets are welcome outdoors, it's also a great spot to enjoy with your dog.

The pink flowers scattered throughout the outdoor area came in slightly different shades of pink too, so it was lovely just to look at the flowers.

Is Pink Wall Cafe in Yeongjong worth a visit with children?

With pink as the accent color both indoors and out, this is a café that's great for relaxing while taking photos🩷 With so many photo zones, it's perfect to visit with kids like I did. There are dolls tucked into the indoor seating too, which makes it an especially great match for little girls.

The café was so pretty that I'm planning to come back next time I'm out driving around Yeongjong.💗 If you're after a pretty, newly opened café in Yeongjong, I'd definitely recommend giving it a visit!