The shop is located deep inside an alley somewhere in Junggok-dong. It's a semi-basement, so if you don't deliberately look for it, you might pass right by without noticing.
I hear 'bugler' means trumpeter. The name suggests something boisterous, but if you sit in the shop for a while, you'll find yourself immersed in the jazz that fills the air.
Inside the cafe, there's an LP turntable. The melody fills the space.
On a quiet afternoon, I follow the melody here. The music is very palpable. Perhaps because it's a semi-basement, the sound vibrates particularly well. The owner mentioned they play the trumpet. When the owner is present, they say they'll even play customer requests on LP records.
The latte art is small and unpretentious, fitting well with the atmosphere of this jazz coffee bar.
The shop also sells drip coffee and various small items.
Everything is small and cute.
If you want to be intoxicated by the melody of jazz, come here.
You can get drunk even without alcohol.
The trumpeter of jazz in an alley in Junggok-dong.
This is Bugler Coffee.