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Cafés, restaurants and places in Daegu, written by bloggers who went there.
Hands Coffee Dongchon Resort Branch is a spacious café in Dong-gu, Daegu. I enjoyed Harmony of Herbs, Jeju Pure Black, Sangha Farm affogato and ice cream, and a vanilla latte among its varied seating. Verdict: a comfortable pick for lingering conversations with a group.
Imga-ne Ureong Ssambap is a Korean restaurant near Palgongsan in Dong-gu, Daegu, serving wrap meals with freshwater snails in seasoned soybean paste. I tried boiled pork, mackerel, charcoal-grilled bulgogi, and individual pot rice, plus the plentiful self-serve wrap vegetables. Verdict: a generous, clean-tasting table that works wonderfully for family meals and groups.
Uldong Bossam is a bossam restaurant near City Hall in Jung-gu, Daegu. I visited with my upper-elementary-school-aged brother and sister and ordered the generous-meat set for 2,000 won extra, plus crispy potato and seafood pancakes. Verdict: a neat, satisfying meal for family dining, solo meals, or gatherings.
Banwoldang Buja Sikdang Suseong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Suseong, Daegu, serving fire-grilled seokgalbi with a self-serve ssam vegetable bar. The meal came with black rice, cheonggukjang stew, and side dishes. Verdict: a satisfying choice for a hearty, smoky Korean meal.
Dento is a brunch café in Jung-gu, Daegu, with a calm, wood-toned interior. I tried its five bite-size toasts with lemonade and 100% grapefruit juice, enjoying a different topping on each one. Verdict: a lovely pick for a lingering brunch with a friend or date.
Hands Coffee Dongchon Resort Branch is a café in Dong-gu, Daegu, with views over the Geumho River and Dongchon Resort. I ordered strawberry and chocolate ice cream waffles, Grapefruit La Shower, a blueberry yogurt smoothie, and an iced Americano before exploring the wood-toned interiors and fourth-floor rooftop. Verdict: a lovely place to unwind over waffles and drinks with an open view.
Uldong Bossam is a bossam restaurant on Gyeongsanggamyeong-gil behind Daegu City Hall in Jung-gu, Daegu. I ordered generous-meat bossam and rice-bowl set meals, plus potato pancake, just after the break. Verdict: a revisit-worthy spot for flavorful hangjeongsal bossam and crisp potato pancake.
Dento is a brunch café in Bongsan-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu, serving bite-size open sandwiches and tomato soup. The 12,000 won sandwich set was freshly toasted and crisp, while the 4,000 won tomato soup had both acidity and depth. Verdict: order the tomato soup alongside the sandwiches.
Banwoldang Buja Sikdang Suseong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Suseong, Daegu, serving fire-grilled seokgalbi and Korean dishes. I enjoyed tender ribs with crisp scallion salad, Uiseong Angye rice, and sweet crunchy burdock fritters, plus a spacious dining room and 1 hour of parking support. A satisfying meal with sides worth remembering.
Hands Coffee Dongchon Resort Branch is a multi-level café in Dong-gu, Daegu. I had a cold brew latte, long black, and matcha red bean waffle while enjoying its spacious seating and antique-style interior; brunch ends at 5 PM. Verdict: the chewy matcha waffle is a must for matcha lovers.
Banwoldang Buja Sikdang Suseong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Suseong, Daegu, serving seokgalbi (stone-grilled ribs), fire-grilled pork, and stir-fried squid. With fast service, group seating, and generous sides, Banwoldang Buja Sikdang Suseong Branch is a solid team-lunch pick.
Hands Coffee Dongchon Resort Branch is a large brunch café in Dong-gu, Daegu, with views of the Geumho River and forest. We lingered by the floor-to-ceiling windows over iced lattes, Martinelli’s Sparkling Apple Juice, waffles, and milk cream rolls. Verdict: a café I would happily return to again and again.
