Cafe
Glass Tears
35-1 Apgujeong-ro 10-gil, Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea
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Signature menu
- The Skin Glow smoothie blends aloe, edible collagen, spinach, pineapple, and mango into a thick, filling texture suitable as a light meal.google
- Chia seed pudding bowls come topped with Manuka honey, gold kiwi, granola, and cacao nibs for a nutrient-dense snack option.google
- Alternative wellness drinks include the Heal and Soothe blend alongside targeted booster shots, functional superfood options, and daytime natural wine.YouTube+2
What visitors say
- Visitors note that prices near 20,000 KRW per drink feel steep compared to typical cafes, though rich ingredients and generous portions balance it.google+1
- International guests frequently praise the staff for easy, natural English communication and their friendly hosting style throughout their visits.google+1
The space
- High ceilings and wall-to-wall glass windows flood the loft interior with daylight around casual French vintage Togo sofas and lounge seating.google+2
- Shelves stock international independent art publications, photography books such as Ren Hang collections, and zines from film company A24 for free reading.google
Before you go
- The lounge occupies the fourth floor without prominent street signage at ground level, so check map coordinates carefully before approaching the building.YouTube+1
- Lounge seats encourage long stays that slow table turnover, which can lead to waiting times during peak weekend afternoon hours.google+2
- Daily closing times occur early in the evening, and doors remain closed on Mondays, so plan around daytime or brunch outings.YouTube+1
- The substantial thickness and portion size of the blended smoothies make them better suited for brunch rather than right after heavy meals.google