Colosseum Cafe

Discovered by chance during a walk at Min Oreum, the Colosseum Cafe boasts a forest view and offers hand-drip coffee, cakes, and baked goods. True to its name, the cafe is themed to resemble the Colosseum, the iconic Roman landmark in Italy. The cafe spans two floors and exudes a vintage atmosphere. It is pet-friendly, making it a recommended spot in Jeju for visitors with pets. They even sell snacks for dogs. On the second floor, you can enjoy a lush green forest view, making it a great cafe to visit in Jeju City. At the entrance, there is a large male sculpture, and inside, various sculptures and crafts are displayed, giving the impression of visiting a museum. The menu includes coffee, hand-drip coffee, green tea, lemon tea, ade, juice, as well as a variety of pizzas and brunch options. Set menus, including pizza and Americano coffee, are available for around 20,000 KRW. Brunch options include brown cheese croffle, cheese dal bread, and kaymak pide bread. The second-floor space offers a view of the green forest through the windows. On rainy days, the atmosphere becomes even more enchanting, and there are photo zones perfect for capturing memorable moments. Kaymak pizza is a Turkish dish made with cream-like dairy fat. The pizza is thick and cut into bite-sized pieces, suitable for 1-2 people. Served with homemade honey topped with sweet cream, you can scoop it with a spoon and spread it on the kaymak pide bread for a delightful combination of sweetness and nutty flavor. The crispy yet moist texture makes it a dessert that anyone would enjoy. Typically, I prefer hand-drip coffee over Americano when visiting cafes. The coffee I had at Jeju's Colosseum Cafe had a rich flavor that suited my taste perfectly, especially when paired with the kaymak pizza.