Brady's Coffee Bar (브래디네 커피바) is a charming little cafe that’s located in the neighborhood of Yeonnam-dong (연남동) that has been gaining popularity these day. The interior of the cafe is decorated with wooden furnitures that give an overall rustic vibe to the place with some corners looking like something that came straight out of a still life painting.

The cafe has two floors with high ceiling which each is separated into a lower and upper sections, giving visitors more seating options. The first floor is where the coffee bar and kitchen are and the place where you place your order.

Greysuitcase Seoul Cafe Series: Brady's Coffee Bar (브래디네 커피바), Yeonnam-dong (연남동), Seoul, South Korea.

On the side of the building, there’s a long stairs that leads up to the second floor of the cafe which accommodates a little more seatings compared to the first floor.

I ordered the Strawberry Latte and my friend ordered the Guava & Orange Ade for the drinks. The Guava & Orange Ade is refreshing while the Strawberry Latte is more on the milky side. I personally am not a fan of strawberries since I don’t really like sour drinks, but their Strawberry Latte is not as sour as I imagined it to be. I think it has the right amount of sourness to it but the overall taste is still sweet. I kinda like it actually. It was pretty good.

We also tried their Salty Butter Bread & Kamiak, a unique menu that we both never heard of. It comes with one salty butter bread, kaimak, and slices of apple. According to Google, Kaimak (Kaymak) is a creamy dairy food similar to clotted cream that is made from the milk of water buffalo, cows, sheep, or goats. On the Brady’s menu, they wrote that their kaimak is savory milk flavored cream.

Their salty butter bread has a more crunchy crust on the outside with softer texture on the inside. We cut the bread into smaller pieces and spread the kamiak on top of it. The first bite was heavenly. The bread was good, and eating it with the kamiak was even better. It tasted sweet (but not too sweet) and savory at the same time. I really like it. The second piece that I tried, I added in the honey that’s poured around the kamiak and it was a tad too sweet for me. It’s still good, but I think I can do without the honey and just eat the bread with the kamiak. Definitely recommend this menu to try if you ever come to Brady’s Coffee Bar.

Right before I was about to leave, the cloudy sky outside turned sunny and the sunlight was coming through the window, lighting this corner of the cafe beautifully. The light and shadow were really pretty and once again it reminded me of a still life painting. If you want to take a photo on this spot, make sure to check out their second floor.