Cafe scenes

This cafe is featured as a filming location for the show 'What Do You Do When You Play?'. It is known for its spacious interior and high-quality coffee.

This cafe is known for its stunning sea view and is mentioned as a filming location for the drama 'Thirty-Nine'.

The café is a popular meeting spot for characters, providing a cozy atmosphere for their interactions.

This cafe is featured in the drama 'Reply 1997'. The characters often meet here to discuss their lives and relationships.

This cafe is a filming location for the drama 'Kill Me, Heal Me'. It has a beautiful atmosphere and is known for its good coffee.

This bakery is featured in the drama, known for its cozy ambiance and delicious pastries.

This cafe is known for its beautiful view and traditional Hanok architecture, making it a perfect spot to relax. It has been featured in the drama 'Kill Me, Heal Me'. / Dangu Cafe is known for its beautiful atmosphere and was a filming location for 'Kill Me, Heal Me'. The cafe offers a unique experience with its modern decor and traditional background.

This location is featured in a scene where the main character meets her ex-boyfriend.

This location is known for its cozy and emotional interior, making it a great spot for family gatherings and dates. It was also featured in the drama 'Hospital Playlist'.

Cafe Hafa is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, known for its beautiful views of the sea and Spain. It serves as a gathering place for young Moroccans and offers a unique atmosphere.

The final episode of 'Flower of Evil' was filmed at Hanseong Church, which has a large space on the first floor where people can enjoy books, coffee, and desserts.

This cafe is a filming location for the drama 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay'. It offers a beautiful view of the beach and a cozy atmosphere.

Café Camellia, run by the character Dongbaek in the drama, attracts many visitors with its charming atmosphere and delicious drinks.

Oryun Cafe is another main filming location for 'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha', creatively designed to blend in with the surroundings.

In this scene, the characters Ki-jun and Sara reunite after nine years and discuss a business partnership at the cafe.

Originally a school, it is now operated as a cafe and serves as a filming location.

This cafe is known as the filming location for the drama Coffee Prince, specifically for the character Choi Han-seong's house. It offers a beautiful view of Bukaksan and is especially lovely during spring when cherry blossoms bloom. / This cafe is a filming location for 'Coffee Prince' and features various memorabilia from the drama. It offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area, especially from its outdoor seating. / Sanmotungi Cafe is famous for being a filming location for the drama Coffee Prince. The cafe offers a cozy atmosphere with a great view, making it a popular spot for visitors. / The cafe features cozy interiors and is decorated with character illustrations from 'Coffee Prince', making it a notable filming location. The view from the outdoor seating is stunning, especially at sunset.

This location is famous for its beautiful scenery and has been used as a filming site for various dramas, including 'My Husband Got a Family'. The garden and buildings create a picturesque setting perfect for photography. / The Greem is a famous filming location for various dramas, including 'My Husband Got a Family'. It features a beautifully maintained garden that creates a picturesque atmosphere.

This cafe is a representative spot in Buam-dong, known for its rich coffee flavors and cozy atmosphere. It was featured in the drama, making it a must-visit for fans.

This cafe serves as a recurring filming location in the drama, where the main character often visits. It has a cozy atmosphere and is known for its unique coffee offerings.

Kato Coffee Shop is a retro-style tea house located in a historical building. Its romantic exterior and stone structure reflect both Japanese and modern architectural history.

The Giant's Cafe hosts a special event where players act as managers, allowing fans to interact with them directly.

This is the cafe where the characters camp and relax in episode 7. It features a beautiful outdoor space and a small pond for children to play in.

This cafe in Chinatown, Incheon serves as a casual meeting spot for characters in the drama.

A cafe located near Resom Forest, mentioned as a spot to visit but not visited by the author.

This cafe is featured in the drama, providing a cozy atmosphere for character interactions.

The cast orders dessert and coffee at Sant Eustachio II Caffe, known for its famous coffee.

This cafe was used as a filming location for the drama 'Healer'. It features a beautiful atmosphere and artistic decorations, making it feel like an art exhibition.

This location is a beautiful large country house known for being a filming site for the drama. It features a garden and a guest cafe.

Borom Warehouse is a cozy cafe located near Seongsan Ilchulbong, known for its beautiful interior and relaxing atmosphere. It is a popular spot for tourists visiting the filming location of 'When Life Gives You Tangerines'.

The cafe is known for its beautiful camellia flower decorations and serves a variety of drinks. It is a popular spot for fans of the drama 'Eyes of Dawn'. / Camelia is a cafe that has been transformed from a filming set of the drama 'Eyes of Dawn'. It offers a cozy atmosphere for visitors.

The cast enjoys meals at Caffè Domiziano, a famous outdoor café located in Piazza Navona, known for its beautiful views.

This cafe is featured in the drama 'Wang’s Family'. It has a spacious interior and a vintage European feel, making it a great spot for a casual meet-up. / This coffee shop is a popular filming location for the drama, showcasing the vibrant atmosphere of Myeongdong.

The cafe is known for its beautiful lighting and artistic atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and conversation.

This location appears as the Osaka Sigma bar where Q (Hyun-ri) infiltrates. The luxurious interior and sophisticated atmosphere create a spy-like tension.

Aip Coffee is a unique cafe located in the outskirts of Bucheon, known for its seasonal photo zones and pet-friendly environment.

The cafe offers a beautiful view of Hyeopjae Beach and is a popular spot during the Jeju Canola Flower Festival.

This cafe is a filming location for the drama 'My Love from the Star', where the characters Do Min-joon and Jang Young-mok meet.

Uju Chongdongwon Cafe is a popular cafe run by the family of a famous trot singer, attracting many visitors for its unique atmosphere and offerings.

Comf Avenue is a spacious brunch cafe located in Heyri Art Village, known for its beautiful architecture and bright natural lighting. It serves a variety of brunch options and is a popular filming location for the drama 'Business Proposal'.

Mammoth Bakery is featured as a filming location, adding to the local charm of the series.

This location is where Lee Seung-kyu and Chae Jung-an shared a moment in 'My Princess'. It features a beautiful view and a cozy atmosphere.

After the photoshoot at Bailed Mansion, the couple moved to Yang Dabang, a retro-style tea house where they enjoyed traditional Korean herbal tea.

Sodamjae is a small exhibition space and tea house run by Heo Kyung-hye, showcasing her unique clay figures. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it a memorable spot for visitors.

Nodeul Bookstore is another location in 'Start-Up' where characters are seen discussing their ideas and plans.

Another cafe in Mungyeong that served as a filming location.

This cafe features a beautiful view of the fortress wall and is known for its lovely purple lighting. The characters enjoy a cozy moment here.