All sorts of restaurants, cafes and bakeries have been popping up between Gongdeok and Daeheung. Look around and you’ll find more than a few. I can’t visit them all, so out of that bunch I tried Liebhaber Seoul, a German bread specialist.
Getting there
It doesn’t connect directly to the Gyeongui Line Forest Park; you have to loop around the block to get there. Still, it’s not that far.
Cafe Quark?
It’s even got a Blue Ribbon? I had no idea it was this well known.
Menu
The value for money looks pretty decent.
German-style rye bread
When I said I’d take a photo, they kindly pulled it out and showed it off nicely.
Cheese and cheesecake
Everything looks good. Apparently the cheesecake is famous too.
Cheese descriptions
They make a variety of their own cheeses and sell them, and this is the description. I bought the dill one. Since dill is a herb, that alone gives it a rich, complex flavor, and it was delicious.
Liebhaber’s cheese
It was incredibly tasty, and for this amount at this price, the value is great too.
Bread descriptions
They sell bread that’s perfect for sandwiches.
Canned wine descriptions and desserts
Bread
A tasty rye bread that feels like it’s doing you good. Granted, it’s not 100% rye, but at this level I’m very satisfied. It’s best eaten with the cheese I bought alongside it, and the cheese isn’t priced too steeply either, which is nice.
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