Q Bistro Café and Patisserie — Restaurant in Delhi

Q Bistro came highly recommended by a foodie friend who claimed that their desserts are sinfully good.

So, of course, I HAD to check it out.

Location Block C, Janakpuri - the place is pretty easy to find (specially if you have navigation :P). There is no dedicated parking, but it shouldn't be too hard to get a spot nearby.

Seating and Ambiance Despite of a small front, the place runs deep into the interiors to offer quite a decent space, with 2-seater tables and larger sofa+chair arrangements.

The ambiance is pretty cozy with low volume pop hits in the background and the usual chitter-chatter of the customers.

Service The staff was quite helpful and efficient, our order (after suggestions) being served in a few minutes.

Food My order: Chocolate Butterscotch Pastry Amount💰 : ₹100/-

The pastry was warmed well and was oozing with chocolate. The texture was consistent, the cakey layers soft and the butterscotch bits crunchy.

The only let downs were the portion size and the somewhat meagre quantity of butterscotch pellets.

Conclusion: Stands up to its reputation and is definitely a good option for desserts and quick bites.

Pro-tip: Ask the staff for what's in the oven to get the...

Q Bistro feels like a gentle breath in a busy day airy, understated, and effortlessly refined. The interiors lean minimalist, with soft tones and clean lines that invite calm, thoughtful conversation.

Its strength lies in balancing patisserie finesse with casual café comfort. Each dessert looks intentional and tastes elegant, without ever being over-the-top. The savory options feel deliberate too: well‑composed, satisfying, and just right.

The service matches the mood polite, considerate, and easy. No hurry, no fuss just attentive warmth that lets you settle in at your own pace.

If you're drawn to places where sophistication lives quietly beneath a layer of comfort and composure, Q Bistro is a little haven where flavor and atmosphere find a...

I used to be a regular visitor of this place. It truly was a hidden gem for Italian cafes but post the owner was changed, it has lost its charm. Though the menu is expanded with Chinese and Continental cuisines but the flavour is bit missing if I compare it from the past. I ordered veggie pizza with Belgian chocolate shake with hazelnut cold coffee. Coffee was average but shake was good. Pizza base was good but toppings weren't much exciting. It is still a very good place to go and spend some good time with friends as they offer several board games along with books to read but my bar was already set a lot high. If you are nearby, then you can definitely...