You don't have to worry about the combination of sandwiches and coffee when you have light breakfast.

It would be nice if you could easily drop by when you're about to have a light meal.

It's located right next to the subway station, so it has good accessibility.

It's even connected directly by underground passage without coming out of the station.

The size of the store is small and the tables are mostly small for 1 or 2 people. Perhaps it's because the main customer base often comes as solo or couple.

City Hall branch opens from 7 a.m., so it's good to visit on your way to work.

They also have scones and madeleines, but it's not suitable for a breakfast.

In other branches of cafe imt, there's wider variety of breads on display, but this is a small branch, so it seems to have only the most basic ones.

There are various kinds of fruits on display, so they must be grinding fruits here.

Most fruit juices are sold at prices similar to coffee.

It's a menu with various kinds of coffee, tea, and juice.

Haenaem juice refers to their fruit blended juices.

I guess some kinds of sandwiches are made at the head store and delivered everyday.

A bigger branch nearby sells warm paninis.

I ordered tuna sandwiches and iced caffe latte which is the most basic combination.

The sandwiches are fresh, and I heard that their coffee is roasted directly by the head office. It's delicious.

They share the supply with nearby branches, so perhaps the high turnover ratio keeps everything fresh.

It's a good cafe to drop by in the morning.

It opens from early in the morning to evening, and it's open year round.

It's on B1 of the building connected to exit 9 of City Hall Station.

Address: 116 Seosomun-ro, Seosomun-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul