Old Mullae

Old Mullae sits in the middle of the Mullae Arts Village inside a large wooden building from the Japanese colonial era that once served the neighborhood's metal workshops. It was one of the earliest newcomers when artists began moving into the area, and it still works as a cafe by day and a craft beer pub from late afternoon. Look for the red neon sign, flower pots and ivy around the entrance. Inside, timber beams, stone and plants keep the feel unfussy, and on warm evenings the wide doorway stays open so the breeze comes through. The tap list runs to around fifteen Korean and imported craft beers, from IPAs and pale ales to lagers and fruit-infused styles. Food is pub-sized and made for sharing: the Old Mullae platter of fries, wings, nachos, sausages and salad, pizzas, a giant fish and chips, pastas, and the Belgian fries topped with sour cream, nacho sauce and bacon bits, which get the best reviews. It is lively and fairly loud at night, a good place to end a day of walking the murals and workshops.