Korea's 10 Must-Try Brunch Restaurants in Apgujeong

Loved by locals and travelers alike, Buvette’s sun-bright room hums with the aroma of butter and espresso—think crisp tartines, silky eggs, and mousse that melts like a sigh. It’s a European day trip in a bite, with Chef Jody Williams’ gastrothèque touch turning simple plates into little scenes. If you’re celebrating, the seasonal specials pair joyfully with a glass of wine.

• Order this!: Seasonal anniversary menu, fig salad, carrot rapé, and a chocolate mousse finale.

2. Conte De Tulear — Apgujeong

A mood-first, flavor-forward spot where subtle aromas meet generous brunch plates—perfect for a late start, a first date, or that friend who always orders the orange wine. Both locals and visiting wine lovers gather here for food that’s built to pair.

• Order this: Ask the team for a natural-wine pairing with your savory mains; save room for dessert.

3. Mild High Club — Apgujeong

By day it’s generous light, Dutch babies puffed to a custardy center, and French toast that smells like a buttered postcard from New York. By night it shifts to wine, cocktails, and a travel-lounge beat—great for couples who want an easy day-to-night plan.

• Order this: Mild Dutch Baby, butter-garlic shrimp pasta, then circle back for a cocktail after sunset.

4. LE BON GOUTER — Apgujeong (Dosan Park)

Morning starts best with the nutty scent of buckwheat hitting a hot pan—their gluten-free galettes arrive lacy-edged and tender, offset by bright salads and good coffee. It’s a locals’ kind of calm; visiting friends will feel like they’ve discovered a quiet Paris lane near Dosan Park.

• Order this: Savory galette, onion soup, and French toast if you’re sharing.

5. ARDERE — Dosan Park

If your brunch leans Italian, ARDERE’s freshly rolled noodles and gentle woodfire kiss will hit the spot—clean flavors, polished plating, and a wine list that flatters daytime palates. Families and date-nighters mix easily; service is attentive without rush.

• Order this: Chef’s handmade pasta of the day; add a wood-grilled seafood or steak to share.

6. Conques — Apgujeong

A sleek Italian–French table that pulls a stylish crowd for milestone brunches and easy-lux date days. Plates balance comfort and finesse, and the room carries that “special but relaxed” tone Apgujeong does so well.

• Order this: House pastas and mains that pair with bubbles—ask about birthday amenities.

7. Onlygo & Co — Apgujeong

A multi-sensory space where flowers, fashion, and fusion plates mingle—think crisp salads, hearty brunch mains, and coffee in a bright, polished room. Locals love it for friend meetups and relaxed dates; pricing feels fair for the quality and setting.

• Order this: Brunch mains with coffee; circle back for late-afternoon sweets during happy hour.

8. Cheese Room Andaz — Apgujeong

A playful Italian kitchen that turns cheese into a midday highlight—from oozy burrata moments to sharp, aged accents on fresh pasta. Easy access and hotel-level calm make it a smart pick for team lunches and family brunches.

• Order this: Burrata to start, then a cheese-forward pasta and a bright salad to balance.

9. Butcher's Cut Dosan — Apgujeong

For those who brunch with a steak knife: deep, dry-aged flavor with a proper crust, a salad to cut through the richness, and a glass of red if your afternoon allows. Locals book it for “power brunch” catch-ups and celebratory lunches.

• Order this: A signature dry-aged cut with classic sides; ask about corkage and lunch-friendly pours.

10. Avecque Cheongdam — Apgujeong Rodeo

A celebrity-favorite that turns daytime plates into an occasion—clean, modern Italian flavors, a good pour, and polished service that makes a simple lunch feel dressed up. If you like a lively scene, time it for peak hours; for quieter conversation, slide in early.

• Order this: Seasonal pasta or risotto with a crisp white; linger over dessert after the kitchen break.