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Review

The Baker’s Table

3 out of 5 stars
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Time Out says

If you’re looking for German bread in Seoul, go where the Germans go—and that would be The Baker’s Table, a German-owned bakery in Gyeongridan that also doubles as a café and restaurant. The crunchy Vollkorn sourdough is a favorite, and just try to leave without picking up a slice or two of the German buttercake. On weekends, there is no such thing as brunch time—the tables are full all day, as people come in and out for the generous portions of hearty breakfast dishes, sandwiches and soups (the health-conscious can opt for a salad or the hazelnut muesli, which is served with a heap of fresh fruit and cold milk).

Details

Address
244-1, Noksapyeong-daero
Yongsan-gu
Seoul
140-861
Transport:
Noksapyeong Station (line 6), exit 2
Price:
Menus around 5,000–12,000 won
Opening hours:
Daily 8am–9pm
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