Sunnybread

Unclaimed

I actually really loved coming here. Sunnyhouse is pretty, and the atmosphere is nice. It's quite a small space and popular, so you might need to wait a little bit. They do have vegan food options, which is great! The staff speak English, so don't stress if you're unable to speak Korean.

All baked items are gluten-free, which is ridiculously hard to find in Seoul. We had the breakfast sandwich, which was awesome, and took baked goods for the road. The staff was friendly and warm, and spoke English quite well. Honestly, I do not understand how this place isn't packed all day with patrons.

I went 2 times in less than a week! Let’s be honest, finding gluten free food with a good taste is very complicated, so I couldn’t resist to come back when I tried their ! (And will defenitly comeback)! The people working there seems very nice too and the place is cute so what a great combo isn’t it? 😇

Great cafe for coeliacs and people who don’t like gluten. GF bread was the best I’ve found in Korea and I liked my sandwich and brownie so much I came back a few days later and ordered the same thing again (well I also added an excellent chocolate cookie to take away) 🤪😆. Staff were friendly, space is nice and it’s easy to get to from multiple subway stops.

Hidden in yet another alley ... lies a quaint shop! I chanced by this place on my mission to walk to Hangang river from Hongdae (I did after this meal), and it was a quiet and comfortable spot for dinner. It's also a small place, so a group of 10 may find it hard to find seats Not many vegan options, so I ordered a Mediterranean set (100% vegan) and some latte. The staff were really proficient in English so don't hesitate to ask for help. Note that they close earlier than most places, as this area doesn't have lots of foot traffic, so do come earlier. The vibes and food is worth the journey!