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Long Bread is a cute and quirky sandwich and salad cafe located in Myeong-dong. Created by the owners of famous brunch cafe Flying Pan, this places specializes in gourmet sandwiches and salads. Served on their special home baked bread, they have a range of traditional and more inventive fillings . Serving fresh juice and coffee, it's the perfect place to stop and refuel after shopping till you drop.
주소
123 Namdaemunno 2(i)-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea
전화번호
02-2118-5173
운영시간
- Mon
- 07:30 ~ 22:00
- Tue
- 07:30 ~ 22:00
- Wed
- 07:30 ~ 22:00
- Thu
- 07:30 ~ 22:00
- Fri
- 07:30 ~ 22:00
- Sat
- 11:00 ~ 19:00
- Sun
- 11:00 ~ 19:00
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The main menu consists of sandwiches, salads, soups, fresh juices, coffees and desserts. The Wow Beef Sandwich is especially good.
가격
Sandwiches cost from 6,500-8,800 won.
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Fat Girl
On Saturday I ventured into Longbread to get myself some sandwiches for me and The Fat Boyfriend for lunch. It’s owned by the people who run The Flying Pan so I was really excited to try it. The cafe is a huge airy and bright place, adjoining to the Lotte Department store. I often have trouble finding somewhere nice to eat for lunch after a spot of shopping in Myeongdong and this place really ticks all the boxes.
There are 8 or so different sandwiches on the menu. The names are all in English but sadly they don’t have the descriptions in English which is a bit annoying as they had a Japanese and Chinese menu. You can tell more or less what it is from the name, but if you are a bit fussy like me you want to know exactly what else is in it. I could have read the Korean explanation but frankly I couldn’t be bothered, after an hour in H&M I was ready to drop so I just ordered.
To read more see http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2014/07/06/longbread/
There are 8 or so different sandwiches on the menu. The names are all in English but sadly they don’t have the descriptions in English which is a bit annoying as they had a Japanese and Chinese menu. You can tell more or less what it is from the name, but if you are a bit fussy like me you want to know exactly what else is in it. I could have read the Korean explanation but frankly I couldn’t be bothered, after an hour in H&M I was ready to drop so I just ordered.
To read more see http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2014/07/06/longbread/