Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Drinking & Nightlife
MICROBREWERY
CRAFTWORKS
(
http://craftworkstaphouse.com
; Gyeongridan; Line 6 to Noksapyeong, Exit 2)
Craftworks has secured a
treasured place in the heart of Seoul's real ale lovers. You can sample seven types from
their range for
₩
9500 and then decide which one to savour in a pint. What with a full week
of special dining nights - plus the super-popular pub quiz on Wednesday - is it any wonder
that many locals have made this their local?
TAKEOUT DRAWING
CAFE
dong
( Line 6 to Hanganjjin, Exit 3; )
These guys want to use drawing 'to change the
world' and we're not about to argue with that. Either of the two branches of this arty cafe
are a cool place to hang out and enjoy graphic art, books, magazines and coffee with a twist
(try the espresso with a spiky meringue topping), organic teas and other beverages.
DISTRICT
BAR, CLUB
new drinking, dining and dancing complex behind the Hamilton Hotel has a trio of appeal-
ing, fashion-conscious options. On the ground floor is the handsome gastro-pub Prost,
serving a hearty pub-style meals and beers; up a floor is the dark and stylish cocktail and
wine bar Glam; and up one more floor is the dance club Mute.
UNION
BAR, DJ
(off Itaewon-ro; Line 6 to Itaewon, Exit 4)
Run by DJ Conan, this three-storey
soju
and beer bar,
also serving dishes such as
samgyeopsal
(barbecue streaky bacon) is a prime spot to take
Seoul's musical pulse. A changing roster of local DJs keeps the vibe cool and laid-back,
plus there's a breezy rooftop deck that's great when the weather's steaming.
THE BREW SHOP
MICROBREWERY
outlet behind Baker's Table is where you can come to sample the real ales of Magpie
Brewing, a fledgling microbrewery establishing a name for itself around town. Occasional
