Gavi Roasting가비로스팅
Gwangsan-gu coffee beans & cream Einspänner · Roastery café
Gavi Roasting is a coffee roastery café in Unit 301 on the 3rd floor of 410 Eodeung-daero, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. Coffee drinks at Gavi Roasting cost ₩2,000–5,500, milk tea, teas and ades cost ₩2,500–6,000, and coffee beans range from ₩4,000 for 100g to ₩30,000 for 1kg; Gavi Roasting is open Monday to Thursday 10:00–20:00 and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
- Today
- Mon–Thu 10:00–20:00
- Prices
- Coffee & Cream Drinks ₩2,000–₩5,500 · Milk Tea, Tea & Ades ₩2,500–₩6,000
- Try
- Gavi Roasting House Blend 1kg ₩30,000Gavi's Special Homemade Milk Tea ₩6,000Nut Cream White Einspänner ₩4,500










Key facts
- Address
- Unit 301, 3F, 410 Eodeung-daero, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju전남광주 광산구 어등대로 410 3층 301호
- Opening hours
- Mon–Thu10:00–20:00Closed Sat, Sun10/9 (Fri) closed
- Phone
- 0507-1418-0856
- Reservations
- Accepted · groups welcome
- Parking
- Building parking lot behind the building or the farm road to the left of the building · Free
- Amenities
- Separate men's and women's restrooms · Walk-in requests / on-site visits · Wi-Fi · Takeout · Delivery · High chairs
- Links
- Naver PlaceInstagramWebsite
Menu & prices
34 items · as listed Oct 2026About
Gavi Roasting is a roasting company founded in 2016 that supplies coffee beans to independent cafés across Korea, and Gavi Roasting also offers coffee training, café start-up support, and installation of coffee machines and kitchen equipment. The Gavi Roasting shop, called the lab, is a space where anyone can comfortably try coffee brewed from beans Gavi Roasting roasts itself.
Besides Americano and lattes, Gavi Roasting's drinks include cream drinks such as nut cream, matcha cream and caramel nut cream Einspänner, plus Gavi's own homemade milk tea. Gavi Roasting also sells a house blend and a blend of the day, single-origin beans from Ethiopia Yirgacheffe, Brazil Cerrado, Colombia Huila, Costa Rica Tarrazú and Guatemala Antigua, decaf beans, and 1-liter cold brew.
FAQ
What are Gavi Roasting's opening hours?
Gavi Roasting is open Mon–Thu 10:00–20:00. It is closed on Sat, Sun.
How much is the coffee & cream drinks at Gavi Roasting?
Gavi Roasting's 11 coffee & cream drinks items cost ₩2,000–₩5,500. Milk Tea, Tea & Ades (9) cost ₩2,500–₩6,000.
Can I book a table at Gavi Roasting?
Yes, Gavi Roasting takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1418-0856 to book.
Is there parking at Gavi Roasting?
Yes, Gavi Roasting has parking (Building parking lot behind the building or the farm road to the left of the building · Free).
Does Gavi Roasting do takeout?
Yes, Gavi Roasting does takeout. It also has Separate men's and women's restrooms, Walk-in requests / on-site visits, Wi-Fi, Delivery, High chairs.
Can I buy coffee beans separately?
Yes, Gavi Roasting sells beans from 100g of the blend of the day (₩4,000) up to 1kg of the house blend (₩30,000), as well as 300g bags of single-origin beans (₩12,000–17,000). Gavi Roasting also sells 300g of decaf beans (₩20,000) and 1 liter of cold brew (₩13,000).
Does Gavi Roasting offer coffee training, café start-up help or coffee machine consultations?
Yes, Gavi Roasting provides coffee training, café start-up support, and full installation of coffee machines and kitchen equipment. Gavi Roasting accepts walk-in requests and can also make on-site visits.
How many visit stories are there about Gavi Roasting?
Superchart has 2 first-hand visit stories about Gavi Roasting; the latest visit was on September 23, 2026.
2 visit stories about Gavi Roasting
Newest first
Roastery café in Seonam-dong, Gwangju: buying beans at Gabi Roasting
“Gabi Roasting opens Monday to Saturday, 10:00–20:00, has a large free lot, and suits anyone who brews hand drip or uses a coffee machine at home.”
1,500-won americano at Gabi Roasting, a Gwangju roastery café
“An americano costs 1,500 won, cold brew 14,000 won and a ddungkaron (thick macaron) 2,500 won; the coffee tasted nutty with little acidity, and Gabi Roasting also sells its own beans and handles coffee machine installation, barista training and café startup consulting.”


