Gumi café brunch with spacious two floors: Hands Coffee Goa-eup

I had brunch for a late breakfast-lunch at Hands Coffee Gumi Goa-eup Branch (핸즈커피 구미고아읍점). It felt especially spacious among the Hands Coffee branches I have visited, and the high ceiling gave it an impressively open feel.

Where is it, and is parking convenient?

The café is at 96 Wondae-ro, Goa-eup, Gumi, Gyeongbuk, South Korea. There is a dedicated parking lot in front, with plenty of space, so it was easy to use. At the time of the original post, hours were 09:30–22:00, with last orders at 21:20.

Is it a comfortable space for children and families?

As soon as I stepped inside, the high ceiling and wide interior caught my eye. It did not feel cramped, and I thought it would be comfortable even when visiting with parents.

The interior looked airy from above as well, and the second floor was spacious too. I felt there would be plenty of room even for a group visit.

Several guests with strollers came in while I was there. It felt like an easy atmosphere to visit with children, and because guests can also go out into the backyard, I thought it would be nice for spending time on a family outing.

What brunch and dessert options are there?

Along with coffee, there was a wide range of meal and dessert options, including sandwiches, salads, pasta, and waffles. I ordered the Hands House Brunch, a café latte, and Jeju Pure Black Tea.

Can you sample coffee aromas or buy coffee products?

I could sample the coffee aromas directly in the café.

There was also a wide selection of related products, including drip bags, coffee capsules, and Dutch coffee. I remembered often buying Hands Dutch coffee as gifts before, so I thought these would be good choices for gifts again.

How were the brunch and drinks I tried?

I had the Hands House Brunch for a late breakfast-lunch. The sausage served with it was said to be handmade, and I liked its snappy texture when I bit into it. The ciabatta, which they said was baked in-house, was mild and nutty, while the vegetable salad on the side was fresh and tangy.

The café latte was smooth and straightforward. The Jeju Pure Black Tea was gently fragrant and refreshing, and it felt like it cleared my palate, making it easy to drink neatly.

What stayed with me most from this visit was the open interior and convenient parking. I could have a brunch meal, enjoy drinks, and linger at an unhurried pace.