Coffee Front is a cafe in Haeundae, Busan.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Weekday mornings before nine are the calm window; parking is easier here than beachside.
Address: 17 APEC-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Prahran runs a Melbourne-style brunch room on Haeridan-gil in Busan, with an adjoining deli counter and sourdough loaves baked for the toast plates.
Signature drink: Batch brew with the big breakfast
Tip: The deli case sells the sourdough and sandwiches to go when the brunch queue is long.
Vintage 38 runs nearly around the clock on Jeonpo's cafe strip in Busan, an industrial room of collectibles where espresso flows past midnight.
Signature drink: Einspaenner over cold brew
Tip: It is the late-night study and talk spot of the strip; upstairs seats turn over slowest.
Waveon Coffee stacks glass terraces over the open sea at Imnang in Gijang, Busan's most photographed coastal cafe and a drive-out ritual at sunset.
Signature drink: Brewing coffee with the pavlova
Tip: Come on a weekday or before noon; weekend queues for the sea-edge seats run long.
P.Ark fills a shipyard-scale building on Yeongdo's waterfront in Busan with a bakery floor, harbour-view terraces and a rooftop over the cranes.
Signature drink: Malt milk tea with the in-house bakes
Tip: Take the lift straight to the fourth-floor terrace, then come down for the bread queue.
Little Aus plates Australian brunch near Geumnyeonsan Station in Busan, a small Gwangalli room with proper flat whites and a gluten-free bread option.
Signature drink: Flat white with an Aussie brekkie plate
Tip: Put your name on the Catchtable waitlist before you walk over; the room seats very few.
Prahran runs a Melbourne-style brunch room on Haeridan-gil in Busan, with an adjoining deli counter and sourdough loaves baked for the toast plates.
Signature drink: Batch brew with the big breakfast
Tip: The deli case sells the sourdough and sandwiches to go when the brunch queue is long.
Your Type serves a compact brunch card up a Gwangalli staircase in Busan, a second-floor cafe room that locals quietly keep for slow weekday mornings.
Signature drink: Long black with the ricotta toast
Tip: Book on Catchtable for weekends; weekdays you can usually walk straight up.
