Jejudang Cafe

As a large-scale cafe operated by a tractor company, the interior is designed with a farm and garden theme. One side of the cafe features a window with views of a lake and the Saebyeol Oreum Observatory. The cafe offers over 50 types of baked goods made with domestic agricultural products such as sweet potatoes, fresh potatoes, Gujwa carrots, aged pumpkins, onions, garlic, corn, apples, and tomatoes. You can also order coffee, juice, ade, sangria, mojito, ale, herbal tea, and milk. Additionally, the cafe serves brunch menu items made with Jeju-grown produce, including salads, soups, pasta, carbonara, risotto, chicken, and tteokbokki. It’s a great spot for those looking for a restaurant or dining place near Aewol in Jeju. I’d like to introduce it with photos I took myself. Jejudang Bakery Cafe operates daily from 10 AM to 9 PM. If you’re visiting with pets, they must be kept in a carrier to enter. As a large 800-pyeong cafe in Aewol, Jeju, the entrance features a path leading downward with tables arranged side by side. Following the stairs on the right, you’ll find a counter where you can order bakery items, desserts, brunch, drinks, and coffee. Upon entering Jejudang, the first thing that catches your eye is a tractor loaded with boxes of various agricultural products, and the farm-themed decor with fields set up throughout the space is quite striking. Before visiting, I checked Instagram and noticed many people taking photos with the tractor model near the counter as a backdrop. As the only cafe in Jeju with a farm concept, it’s a great place for those looking to take unique photos. If you walk a bit past the counter, you’ll find a souvenir shop called Jeju Aepongdang, where you can browse small items or pick up travel gifts if needed. While it’s not an ocean-view cafe, the cafe has created a lake in front of the window seats overlooking Saebyeol Oreum. You can enjoy the refreshing scenery while seated at one of the indoor tables.