Blueberry jam ciabatta and hibiscus berry ade at Baut, a Daegu café

Today I visited Baut, a brunch café near Dongdaegu Station. Baut has its own parking lot, which made driving there easy, and the clean interior across its three floors of seating left a strong impression.

• Baut
• ⏰ Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 10:00–20:00 / Sat, Sun 11:00–21:00
• 🚫 Closed every Tuesday
• 📍 326-7 Sincheon-dong, Dong-gu, Daegu
• 🚗 Private parking lot available
• ✅ Wi-Fi, indoor restrooms on floors 1 and 2, group seating on floor 3. Decaf available

Where is Baut, and is there parking? A 9-minute walk from Dongdaegu Station

Baut, a brunch café near Dongdaegu Station, is a 9-minute walk from Exit 2 of Dongdaegu Station, 8 minutes from Dongdaegu Bus Terminal, 7 minutes from Shinsegae Department Store Daegu, and 2 minutes from the Daegu Marriott Hotel.

Baut has its own parking lot right on the right side facing the shop, and it's spacious enough to park deep inside as well. You need to pull over to the right side to leave room for passing cars.

First floor: window seats and the dessert showcase

The first floor at Baut has full-length windows, which gave it a really open feel with great natural light — a nice atmosphere for enjoying brunch. You order at the counter, and I loved being able to pick desserts like the chocolate gâteau or banana pudding by eyeing them in the case first.

I headed up to the second floor via the inner staircase. Baut placed potted trees and cacti throughout, giving it a lush green interior that felt more relaxed and healing.

Second floor: the laptop and reading seats at Baut

If the first floor felt like enjoying brunch in an open, window-lined lobby, the second floor was more of a standard café space. Quite a few guests up there were working on laptops or reading.

There are also clean restrooms on both the first and second floors, which made things convenient.

Third floor: the group room for larger parties

The third floor is similar to the second floor's café layout, but also has a dedicated room with group seating — great for gatherings with a bigger crowd.

Baut menu and prices

Drinks: Americano ₩4,800, Baut Coffee ₩5,500, decaf upgrade ₩1,000, Orange Tea ₩5,500, Rooibos Tea ₩5,800, Lime Ade ₩5,800, Hibiscus Berry Ade ₩5,800. Brunch: Veggie Hummus ₩14,000, Cauliflower Potato Cream Soup ₩13,500, Ciabatta Sandwich ₩11,000, Green Onion Jambon Sandwich ₩12,500, Focaccia Sandwich ₩11,000. Desserts: Banana Pudding ₩6,000, Blueberry Cheesecake ₩6,500, Chocolate Gâteau ₩6,500, Cinnamon Bun ₩6,500 (ice cream add-on ₩1,000).

We ordered the cauliflower potato cream soup, ciabatta sandwich, lime ade, and hibiscus berry ade.

Cauliflower potato cream soup, 13,500 won

I really love soup, so if there's a soup on the menu I basically have to order it! The potato cream soup came topped with cauliflower, kale, and almonds, plus a baguette to go with it.

The soup combined the nutty flavor of the potato with a smooth, creamy texture — rich yet soft, a perfect combination that made me want to try more of Sincheon-dong's brunch spots.

The lightly charred cauliflower looked so appetizing, and dipping the accompanying baguette generously into the soup let me enjoy another layer of flavor.

Ciabatta sandwich, 11,000 won — where the blueberry jam comes in

Just like I love soup, I love ciabatta among breads, so I ordered the ciabatta sandwich without a second thought.

The ciabatta sandwich was packed inside with basil pesto, blueberry jam, tomato, romaine, onion, prosciutto, and cheese, so one bite gave a burst of layered flavors.

What stood out was the blueberry jam spread right under the top piece of ciabatta — so the very first thing you taste on your first bite is the ciabatta-and-blueberry-jam combo, and that was surprisingly the kick! After the initial blueberry sweetness came the tomato and fresh vegetables, and the finish left the salty savoriness of the prosciutto and cheese lingering, which made me want another bite right away haha.

Hibiscus berry ade and lime ade, 5,800 won each

Both ades were refreshingly light, pairing well with the soup and sandwich as part of a brunch spread. The lime ade wasn't overpoweringly limey, so it was easy to drink and refreshingly tart, while the hibiscus berry ade blended hibiscus tea with the sweetness of berries, giving it a slightly deeper flavor than the lime ade.

Final verdict: what kind of day suits Baut?

Baut, a brunch café near Dongdaegu Station, is a Sincheon-dong café where each of the three floors offers a different mood, perfect for a leisurely lunch brunch. With a varied menu and decaf coffee available, I could order to my taste, and I was especially won over by the rich flavor of the cauliflower potato cream soup — next time I want to try the veggie hummus and the green onion jambon sandwich 😄 Given its easy access from Dongdaegu Station and Shinsegae Department Store, I'd recommend Baut for a lunch brunch near Dongdaegu Station.