@mukstar_md: (공유)이번 주말 김포에서 아이와 갈만한 가성비맛집 찾고계신가요? 여긴 2년 연속 블루리본+대형 연못으로 유명한 대형카페! 인데 이런 곳은 음식값이 비싸기 마련이잖아요? 여긴 호주산 청정우 채끝스테이크가 단돈 19,900원! 감자튀김과 샐러드까지 나오는데다 8가지 이상의 재철나물과 새싹인삼 구성의 비빔밥 한상도 만 원대라 부담 🙅🏻‍♀️떡볶이는 분모자도 있고 양도 꽤 많은데 다양한 튀김까지!! 베이커리도 있어서 한번에 끝낼 수 있고 이번에 야외공간은 아기들 놀기 좋게 구성했으니까 한번 다녀와보세요🥰 ✅2년 연속 블루리본 끝내주는 대형카페 ✅채끝스테이크 19,900원(평일, 주말 5시 이후) 비빔밥 12,000원(평일 한정 판매) ✅7천 평의 야외공간은 아이들 놀기 좋은 공간으로 변신 𝙄𝙣𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙢𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 ▫️가혜리 ▫️경기 김포시 대곶면 덕포진로103번길 84 #김포대형카페 #김포#김포가볼만한곳테이크 #가성비맛집 #추천떠라

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