Coffee Prince

This drama was fabulous! I loved all of the characters and plot. Very interesting and quite funny at times. The director did a nice job tying the plot together. You are definitely cheering Go Eun-Chan on from the start. Although I can't say the same for Choi Han-Gyul, you do grow to like him. My favorite character though was No Sun-Ki just because I liked his personality. Part of me wishes they had continued with the story a bit further, but I think they did a nice job wrapping things up.

Coffee Prince was a pleasant surprise. At first I didnt think I would like it. The story line is about a woman who pretends to be a man. She begins working for a guy who comes from a rich family as his scape goat I would say. He doesnt want to go on blind dates so pretends to be gay. They become good friends but start falling for each other. The man feels funny about his feelings because he seems to be attracted to another man however in the end he doesnt care anymore. The fact that his love is real and he never felt this way about someone.. he soon puts it in his mind that he doesnt care that the person he loves is a man but then finds out she is a woman. This story is a true tale of real love and how you can not control who you fall in love with. Excellent watch. 5 Stars

So I've just watched Coffee Prince, and I'll say its very funny and makes you fall in love with the characters at once.
Don't be hard on the character's funny little quirks, because there are goofy people like that in the world. These things make them very unique. Plot is not cliche at all, and is very original to the point that you can't guess what might happen next.
Music could be better though.
Overall a very great show, if you're looking to fall in love, fall out of love, feel loved, feel rejected, and take an emotional tumble in and out of different areas of love. Some might even experience some new things they've never felt before ;P boy luv?

Choi Han Kyul (Gong Yoo) is the cocky son of a very rich family who runs a food corporation. He has never had a job and doesn't care for responsibility. Han Kyul is hung up on his first crush and certainly doesn't want to get married despite his family's requests. On the other hand, Go Eun Chan (Yoon Eun Hye) is a 24-year-old tomboyish female who is often mistaken for a guy. She takes up every job possible—Taekwondo teacher, waitress, food deliverer, etc.—and has the responsibility of taking care of her mother, who has trouble not spending money, and younger sister. Eun Chan accidentally meets Han Kyul twice, once on a delivery and once during a robbery. During the robbery, Eun Chan's delivery motorcycle ends up being damaged. Han Kyul, not knowing that Eun Chan is actually a girl, decides to hire Eun Chan as a false "lover" so that he can escape the blind dates arranged by his grandmother. Meanwhile, Han Kyul's cousin, Choi Han Seong (Lee Sun Gyun), is an established music producer and his ex-girlfriend, Han Yoo Joo (Chae Jung Ahn), who Han Kyul has secretly loved for nine years, is a famous artist who studied in New York. The two were lovers for about 8 years, but their relationship ended when Yoo Joo broke up with Han Seong. Two years after they separate, their paths cross again when Yoo Joo returns to Seoul.

After getting an ultimatum from his grandmother, Han Kyul takes over a rundown old coffee shop, later renamed Coffee Prince, to prove his ability, both to his grandmother and Yoo Joo. In order to attract female customers, he only hires good-looking male employees. In a struggle with money, Eun Chan, whom Han Kyul has already mistaken as a boy, hides her gender to get a job at Coffee Prince. Soon, feelings start to spark between Eun Chan and Han Kyul. Because he's unaware that Eun Chan is a girl, Han Kyul starts to question his sexuality.