Blue Bottle Samcheong Cafe

Blue Bottle Coffee is my favorite spot whenever I’m in this area. The place has three floors, and this time my friend and I sat on the third floor. From there, we could enjoy our drinks with views overlooking Bukchon village, Seoul Tower and pagoda nearby. My weekend morning was so peaceful and quiet enough to get some reading. The space is designed well that even when families with kids came in, I don't feel overcrowded or distracted.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ About the drinks, I recommended Hojicha latte.

Blue bottle is one of the finest coffee breweries . Exceptional quality. It's for coffee lovers. This place has a minimalist design and 2 or 3 floors. The upper floor has a nice view over the roofs of traditional Korean houses. It's a nice mix of modern vs traditional.

A very very beautiful cafe. However, the cappuccino was not as nice as expected but most Koreans drink americano anyway. For the vibe it’s definitely worth a visit, but I believe there are other better places.

I don't really like blue bottle that much as it's now subpar 3rd wave after expanding so much. More atmosphere than coffee. We ordered an iced americano and an iced latte though. The americano was alright, but full body and no acidity makes for a boring cup. The latte was the highlight, though, and my wife continues to love blue bottle for this reason.

Great shop, love blue bottle. Coffee today taste was a bit bitter.

Staff are very kind! They work hard and try to be nice to all customers. The view in the cafe is very good. You can see Korean traditional houses. They blend coffee in their own ways, and it is special. Tasted ok and willing to visit again.

Coffee is 2-3 degree to hot and the pour seems 5 seconds to quick , a little bit burned. Milk bit steamed probably. Matcha latte, needs 30 seconds more mixing to get the flavour or creaming texture out. Simple fixes to do.

Blue Bottle Samcheong Café is a three-story building, and each floor has a different table concept, creating a completely different atmosphere. I like the second floor the best where I can enjoy the Hanok view. The tiled roofs outside the store are so charming and cozy. On the first floor, they sell goods and Blue Bottle coffee beans. I had Iced Americano and Hotteok with red bean paste. The hotteok is chewy and has sweet red bean paste inside. It tastes good, but it is expensive at 6,500 won per piece. However, it went well with the Iced Americano.