우즈베이커리
Large Ilgwang ocean-view bakery cafe with ciabatta sandwiches and brunch
A large one-story bakery cafe on Ilgwang-ro, facing the sea along the Gijang coastal drive. The dedicated front parking area is broad, though review notes mention narrower spaces and aisles than the size first suggests. It is easy to attach after nearby seafood or abalone-porridge meals.
The single-level layout keeps movement simple, and wide windows make the ocean visible from almost every seat. Window seats are best for photos but can be hot in strong sun, so seats slightly back from the glass are better for reading, laptop work, or staying with parents. Air conditioning can feel strong, so a light layer helps older guests.
The bakery lineup is broad, from salt bread, myeongnan salt bread, ciabatta, Mont Blanc, mocha buns, egg tarts, campagne, Dojima roll, mammoth bread, pound cake, carrot cake, and sausage pastry to brunch plates. Brunch runs until 16:30, mostly around salads, pasta, and risotto.
The ciabatta sandwich is the repeat-order item, helped by a generous side salad and memorable dressing. Americano is clean, latte has a stronger coffee note, and traditional drinks such as ssanghwa tea make it easier with parents. Weekends can feel crowded, so weekday visits or opening time are better for the calm ocean-view mood.