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The Booth, a craft beer pub located in Gyeongnidan-gil of Itaewon, is a recently popular gathering place for Koreans as well as foreigners.
It's also known as the pub created by a former English Economist journalist, Daniel Tudor, who earlier came to Korea and thought that the South Korean beer was even more boring and tasteless than the North Korean Daedongang beer and settled down in Seoul to open his own craft beer.
The Booth offers three kinds of craft beer: Bill's Pale Ale, Weizen and Stout along with Home-made style Pizza.
All the staff are English friendly and the price is as reasonable as you'd expect.
This place is the first store of The Booth, but now they opened branches in Gangnam, Bangbae of Seoul and Haeundae of Busan.
It's also known as the pub created by a former English Economist journalist, Daniel Tudor, who earlier came to Korea and thought that the South Korean beer was even more boring and tasteless than the North Korean Daedongang beer and settled down in Seoul to open his own craft beer.
The Booth offers three kinds of craft beer: Bill's Pale Ale, Weizen and Stout along with Home-made style Pizza.
All the staff are English friendly and the price is as reasonable as you'd expect.
This place is the first store of The Booth, but now they opened branches in Gangnam, Bangbae of Seoul and Haeundae of Busan.
Address
705 Itaewon 2(i)-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Phone number
1544-4723
Opening Hours
- Mon
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
- Tue
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
- Wed
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
- Thu
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
- Fri
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
- Sat
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
- Sun
- 12:00 ~ 01:00
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Accepts Credit Card
Price
Craft Beer : 5,000~7,000KRW
Pizza : 3,500won (per slice)
18,000won for whole
Pizza : 3,500won (per slice)
18,000won for whole
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Fat Girl
Very informal craft beer and pizza joint in Gyeongridan. Crates and oil drums instead of tables and chairs. The pizza slices are large and cheap in the New York style. A couple of different craft beers on tap, it's very popular with the hipster crowd. The queues have grown so long they have now opened up a second location opposite!
Sarah S
Great.