Yeongjong bakery café for garlic cream cheese bagels: Pink Wall Cafe

Is Pink Wall Cafe a good stop on an Eulwangri drive?

After lunch, I took a drive with my parents along the coastal road toward Eulwangri. We stopped for coffee at Pink Wall Cafe (핑크월카페), which had a variety of bagels. It is near Eulwangri and Masian Beach, so it was easy to include on our driving route.

The address is 111 Yongyuseo-ro, Building 2, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea. The hours listed in the original post were 10:30–20:30, with last orders at 20:00. Dedicated café parking is available.

The parking lot was fairly spacious, making it easy to park. As soon as I got out of the car, the pink exterior, fitting the café's name, caught my eye.

What was the indoor atmosphere like with my parents?

It rained on the day we visited, so we found seats indoors. The interior was also decorated in pink, with a large chandelier hanging from the ceiling.

There were pink props and Bellygom figures throughout, which made looking around enjoyable. I thought it would be nice for taking photos with children, and my family also had a pleasant time looking at the decorations.

What can you see from the outdoor terrace?

The green garden was visible at a glance from the outdoor terrace. There were decorative items outside as well, and the garden in the falling rain felt atmospheric.

An exotic parasol that brought Southeast Asia to mind also stood out. We stayed indoors that day, but I thought that on a cool day it would be nice to have tea while looking at the garden or spend time there on a date.

What drinks and bakery items are available?

There were signature drinks and coffee options including espresso, Americano, and café latte. Beyond coffee, there were also chocolate latte, matcha latte, and hojicha latte, giving plenty of choices.

Bagels were the bakery's signature item. Along with several kinds of bagels, there were pecan pie and cakes. We were not very hungry after lunch, but I ordered one garlic cream cheese bagel. At the time of my visit, cream cheese was served with a bagel order.

How much were the order, and what was the Americano like?

At the time of my visit, a hot Americano was ₩6,500 and the garlic cream cheese bagel was ₩6,000.

The Americano was neither strongly acidic nor overly dark. Its nutty flavor suited my taste. I drank warm coffee while looking at the green scenery through the large window, and the sound of rain tapping on the window and gentle music let me rest comfortably. The air conditioning also made the interior feel less humid.