Fritz Dohwa is a retro-leaning coffee bar in Seoul’s Mapo district, built around an open counter with a warm, lived-in feeling that nods to their Korean-vintage identity. Their own coffees are served as espresso and clean filter, and the low-key, conversation-friendly setup makes it feel like a neighborhood workshop that happens to pour very serious cups.

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HYBE Fritz is inside the HYBE headquarters in Seoul’s Yongsan district, a corporate coffee bar with flexible tables and a clean, communal feel that reads more forum than café. Coffee is served in Fritz’s style as espresso and filter on weekday hours, giving the space a focused, workday rhythm rather than a destination-linger vibe.

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Fritz Seongsan is a coastal coffee bar in Jeju’s Seongsan area, set behind long glass frontage that pulls in bright light and frames the sea and the silhouette of Seongsan Ilchulbong. Their own coffees are served as espresso and clean filter, and the rooftop outlook turns a cup into a slow, scenery-led tasting moment.

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Fritz Wonseo sits in Seoul’s Jongno area near the old-town lanes, with small hanok-style rooms and a little garden-like seating that keeps the atmosphere calm and tucked away. Their coffees are offered as espresso and pour-over filter, best enjoyed slowly in a space that feels more like a quiet courtyard pause than a conventional café room.

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Fritz Yangjae is a hidden-feeling coffee bar in Seoul’s Seocho district, set inside an older residential-style building with a rustic, retro mood and multiple floors that encourage wandering. Their own coffees come as espresso and clean filter, and the house-like layout makes the visit feel intimate even when it is busy.

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