Ansan bakery café for group seating and fig campagne: Flowerpot

This is a large bakery café in Gojan-dong, Ansan. Breads keep coming out, there are lots of drink options, and the seating is spacious with several group tables, so it is great for family gatherings or a Gojan-dong date café, too.

Bread selection at this Gojan-dong bakery café

I came to a bakery café in Gojan-dong. It is behind AW Convention, so lots of people attending weddings stop by on weekends. I hurriedly filled my tray before even more bread disappeared.

Bread is constantly being made and restocked. When I visited, though, it was already selling down, so I do not have many photos ㅠ

Campagne is my absolute favorite bread. They have kabocha squash, sweet potato, fig, and marron (chestnut) campagne.

There are lots of pleasantly chewy breads, such as basil tomato bread and nurungji-bbang (scorched-rice bread).

At ₩3,800 for a croissant, ₩6,500 for a Mont Blanc, and ₩2,900 for salt bread, the prices are good. The breads are bigger than they look in the photos.

The lemon roll and chocolate roll are ₩7,800, and the orange marmalade is ₩8,000. They come boxed and pre-sliced, making them easy to eat.

Wakppu salt bread is popular these days, and this is Mango Wakppu with mango flavor added.

There are several kinds of sandwiches, including a chicken breast sandwich for ₩7,200 and an egg sandwich for ₩6,800. They are nice for brunch, and sandwich-and-Americano sets are discounted in particular.

There are also slice cakes: lemon cake ₩7,500, cheesecake ₩5,300, and brownie ₩7,500. I picked up a clean-tasting Americano with fig campagne, a chocolate scone, salt bread, and a white roll.

Plates, forks, knives, scissors, and more are available at the self-service bar.

The white roll was soft, moist, and sweet ♡ The chocolate scone had crunchy sugar crystals on top, which gave it a lovely crunch, and although it was chocolate, it was not overly sweet. The fig campagne had big pieces of fig in it, and the bread was satisfyingly springy and chewy. Everything was delicious~

I really gobbled it all up ^^ Definitely a great Gojan-dong bakery!

Inside Flowerpot Cafe Gojan Branch and its seating

The interior is very spacious. There is a huge variety of table types, from seating for two to tables for larger groups.

The counter is toward the back, with the breads displayed in the center.

There is an individually wrapped-items corner at the back, as well as restrooms. The restrooms are separated by gender.

High chairs are available too, so it is nice to visit with children. There are also a great many drink options.

Because it is summer, there is watermelon juice and a bingsu (shaved-ice dessert) set, too. A mango bingsu and Americano set for ₩15,000 is really inexpensive... Mango bingsu alone is so expensive these days, you know.

Behind AW Convention: location and public parking

It is located behind AW Convention in Gojan-dong.

It is on a corner, so it is easy to spot from either direction. There is parking in the building, but I did not ask whether parking support is provided ^^ I parked in the public lot.

The public parking lot is directly across the main road in front of AW Convention, and it is huuuuge.

The public paid parking lot is free on public holidays and Sundays, so feel free to use it.