Yeongjong bakery café with fig tart and garden: Pink Wall Cafe

What is the atmosphere like for a Yeongjong date stop?

While visiting Yeongjong, I stopped by Pink Wall Cafe (핑크월카페), a bakery café where you can enjoy both baked goods and drinks. It was a nice-weather day, and the outdoor area caught my eye as soon as I arrived.

The entire building was pink, so it stood out even from a distance. There was also a large bagel sign on the exterior.

Flowers and colorful decorative items sat among the green scenery, making it a nice place to take photos. My first impression was that it was somewhere to quietly take a break.

There were pink accents throughout the interior as well. Rather than feeling busy to me, they felt charming, and the neon sign above the counter suited the atmosphere.

What kinds of bagels and desserts were available?

I spent the longest time browsing the bakery corner. Fig, basil tomato, sweet red bean, cheese, olive, mocha cream cheese, sweet potato, and garlic bagels were displayed, so I took a while deciding what to have. There were croissants and other breads too, which made choosing fun.

The display case also had cakes and tarts. The fruit-topped tarts especially caught my attention.

At the time of my visit, there was a notice saying that purchasing a bagel came with complimentary cream cheese. Several types of cream cheese were available too.

What indoor and outdoor seating is there?

The interior felt spacious, with plenty of space between tables. Pink chairs, lighting, and chandeliers were focal points of the space.

I also remembered an area with pink fabric and cherry-blossom-like decorations. The view outside was visible through the large windows, and I thought it would be pleasant to sit there on a nice day.

Outside, there were tables beneath parasols, surrounded by green scenery. On a cool day, I thought it would be nice to sit here with a coffee.

On one side, there was a self-service bar with straws, napkins, water cups, and more, so I could take what I needed.

What drinks are available, and how was the tart I tried?

The drink selection ranged from coffee and non-coffee drinks to tea and smoothies. Signature drinks included Pink Wall Ade, Lemonicano, and Amerija몽, and I would like to try one of the signature drinks next time.

We chose drinks and bakery items. I also photographed the fig-topped tart and tried a bite with the fig and cream together. If you like sweet desserts, I thought it would pair well with coffee.

What events were advertised during the visit?

There was an event notice offering a free chestnut snack for taking a photo with the pink wall as a background and posting it on social media.

There was also a separate notice for a receipt-review event. This was what I saw during my visit, so if you would like to participate, it would be a good idea to check whether it is running when you order.

Where is it, and what are the opening hours?

Pink Wall Cafe is in Building 2, 111 Yongyuseo-ro, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea. The hours listed in the original post are 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM on weekdays and 10 AM to 8:30 PM on weekends.