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[Cafe Visit] B.BRICKS (Β BRICKS), a Space Layered with Icheon’s History and Sensibility

B.BRICKS, a large bakery café in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, offers coffee and baked goods in a setting that combines brick architecture, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an outdoor terrace.

 
 
A café located at 90 Beuak-ro 90beon-gil, Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, ‘B.BRICKS’ is
attracting attention as one of the leading cafés in the Icheon area.
 
B.BRICKS is a large, two-story bakery café, notable for its spacious seating indoors and outdoors, as well as a terrace-style
outdoor resting area.
The exterior features brick, while the interior was
designed with an open layout using floor-to-ceiling windows, artwork, and decorative objects.
 
The café is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and operates year-round.

Parking is available in front of the building and in the surrounding area for general visitors.
 
 
 

 
 
 
The main offerings are coffee drinks such as Americano, Einspänner, brewed coffee, and organic 11-grain latte, along with a wide variety of bakery items and desserts.
Garlic baguette, cheesecake, and brownies are among the popular choices.
 

Some menu items have been described as using ingredients made with Icheon rice.
In addition to its café space for general customers, the establishment operates a separate floor as an event venue, reportedly suitable for small family gatherings such as first-birthday celebrations.
 
Cultural attractions near B.BRICKS include Seolbong Park, the Icheon Municipal Museum, and the Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum. Its location is convenient for both tourists and local residents.
 
As a multi-purpose café in the Icheon area, B.BRICKS appears to rank highly in terms of size, facilities, and menu variety.

 


 
 
Name: B.BRICKS Café (B.BRICKS)
Address: 30-10 Buak-ro 90beon-gil, Icheon, Gyeonggi Province (146-1 Jeungil-dong)
Phone: 031-631-6767
Hours: Daily, 10:00–22:00
Signature offerings: Einspänner, brewed coffee, baked goods
Facilities: Two stories, outdoor terrace, parking
 

Original article by: Shin Woo-cheol · Original publication date: 10/22

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I'm Ian Shin, a journalist and editor at K Life, sharing authentic stories about Korea with readers around the world. From K-POP and K-Food to travel, beauty, and everyday life, I explore the culture, people, and trends that make Korea unique. My mission is to go beyond the headlines and connect the world with the real stories of Korea.

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