Pet-friendly bakery café in Yeongjong: Pink Wall Cafe

I visited Pink Wall Cafe (핑크월카페) in Yeongjong with my parents and nieces and nephews. It is a bakery café decorated in pink from the exterior to the chairs, walls, dolls, and chandeliers. It was a nice place to rest and take photos with my family, and it also had separate spaces where pets could join us.

Where can pets join you?

Pets can join you on the outdoor terrace and in the greenhouse. They cannot enter the café interior, so you need to choose your area accordingly.

The terrace and greenhouse seating were nicely decorated as well. During my visit, I saw guests with cats as well as dogs.

Where is it, and is parking available?

Pink Wall Cafe is at Building 2, 111 Yongyuseo-ro, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon, South Korea. Its pink exterior made the café’s concept immediately clear.

Parking was available in front of and behind the café, and the parking area felt fairly spacious.

What is the atmosphere like for family photos and a break?

Even my eight-year-old niece, who does not usually like pink, saw the exterior and said it was pretty. I visited in September, when the sun was strong and the breeze was cool, and we started taking family photos before going inside.

My mother also sat down for a photo. Once we opened the door and went in, the pink theme continued indoors, so we ended up taking pictures throughout the space.

Not only the walls and chairs but even the chandeliers hanging from the ceiling were pink. My parents liked the roomy tables, and I thought it would also work well for a larger group.

The children especially liked the dolls in the café. There were also pink high chairs, so families visiting with children could use them.

Even the restroom was decorated in pink, which made the concept feel consistent throughout the space.

What bread is available, and how do you order?

There was a kitchen at the back of the café where bread was baked. There was more variety in bagels than I expected, and cream cheese came with a bagel purchase. I could also check the country-of-origin information right in front of me.

There was a notice directing customers to use the kiosk when ordering drinks only.

How much were the drinks and bread we ordered?

We ordered four drinks, including the signature Pink Wall Ade, and two kinds of bread. These were the prices at the time of my visit.

• Pink Wall Ade: ₩9,000
• Hot Americano: ₩6,500
• Real chocolate latte: ₩8,500
• Lemonade: ₩8,500
• Salt bagel: ₩5,500
• Almond croissant: ₩5,900

At the time of my visit, there was also an event offering snacks for taking part in a Naver receipt review.

What did the Pink Wall Ade and bagels taste like?

I took photos while drinking in the pink space. I liked the café’s atmosphere, which made my time there enjoyable.

Pink Wall Ade is an ade made with peach and mango. It was sweet, and I enjoyed it.

My niece ate the bread as soon as we brought it over, so I could not take a photo. The bagel was soft rather than chewy, so the child ate it well. We also enjoyed sharing the sweet almond croissant as a family.