Café Sinola

If you want a chill cozy place this is it! Atmosphere: cozy 10 seater indoor and a bench outdoor. They provide heater on cold days and nice selection of music. Very vintage and classic Staff: they were both so nice and accommodating. Menu: had different types of coffee and only 1 salty and 1 sweet dish. We ordered agave and French toast. Taste: French toast was light and airy. It was not too sweet but good. Agave was amazing is definitely order again. The decaf coffee has wine so be-careful They also sell coffee drip as a souvenir for 2,000 Overall: 8/10

I like the vibe here and the latte taste. If I just want a place for take a breathe I will definitely choose here again.

Food is amazing. The cold brew is so nicely blended. I really love the atmosphere with the music that they selected

This place is a true gem. The best French Toast I ever had, anywhere. Excellent music taste as well as the coffee. The “b flat” beans are well balanced; fruity and just the right amount of bitter. Amazing overall vibe that is hard to come by.

Delicious ‘b flat’ drip coffee. From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the beautiful hifi sound system playing vinyls. The staff at the cafe were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. The atmosphere of the cafe was simply wonderful. Overall, I would highly recommend Cafe Sinola to anyone looking for a great coffee experience with exceptional music, cosy ambience, and the opportunity to meet interesting people on the bar.

Nice people but wow this is bad. The coffee is from…nowhere and roasted strong. Ice coffee served with comically large ice and the French toast was kind of average and the fruit was frozen (like not thawed out). Def skip.

I would like to report an unpleasant experience during my recent visit. The lady staff spoke to us in a very rude and moody manner, which made the experience uncomfortable. I was disappointed by her attitude and unprofessional tone. I hope the management will address this issue to ensure better service.

Unfortunately not the best spot in the neighbourhood. With so many good cappuccinos and espressos in other cafés (we spent a week discovering this area’s coffee shops) here, you pay more (7000 W) for a drip coffee that is nothing special. Overall, as an Italian and if I may be fully honest it’s doesn’t have a good price to quality ratio. I would skip this spot. For an exceptional espresso & cappuccino try Café SangGuk. Great atmosphere, high quality coffee roasted on site!