Savorworks Coffee & Chocolate — Restaurant in Delhi

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Savorworks Coffee & Chocolate Atelier conveniently located in Chattarpur is more than a cafe. It's a concept! An experiential experience for all to mesmerize. From Fresh Roasted Coffee Beans to Richly Flavored Chocolate Bars , they have it all! Ensuring only the best reaches to their customers.

At their live roastery room one can experience the Coffee being artfully roasted infront of them. We literally experienced it. That's all our ears needed to hear, our eyes needed to see, our nose needed to smell and are palate longed to taste. The results? Delicious! You choose the coffee that best suits your palette.

Now that you're drooling , Go get your caffeine fix. There’s an eye-popping menu for you to try. Order their baked treats and sumptuous bites for yourselves and don’t forget to finish it off with their absolutely sinful desserts.

I'm in love with their signature drinks that range from bright and fruity to bold and smoky and mouth watering dishes from their menu. Not to be missed is their signature chocolate sea salt tart. You'll be transported to a world of goodness in a giffy. They’re renowned for their croissant sandwiches too, so it’s worth arriving hungry. Tried the Chicken Arrabiata & Caprese. Don't miss their cottage cheese steak. It's delicious and filling. The Tofu fries from Bangkok's Street is the show stopper dish. If it's chocolate plus milk that delights you more, the hot chocolate is quite a steal. The mocha from here seems legit.

The place is run by a team that’s dedicated to always giving you the very best experience pouring love and expertise into every single cup & dish.

With a cosy yet casual vibe, It's the kind of spot you can comfortably settle in at for an entire afternoon to evening.

Also, the next time you're restocking your coffee or chocolate bars, give them a go & place an order on their website. What’s not to love about a coffee shop that’s just as well-known for its chocolate as it is...

I was super excited to visit this place but it disappointed me appallingly. The coffee was average and nothing that is being raved by the people and the proprietor themselves. I tried cold brew and a hazelnut iced latte. Both did not suit me at all. The hazelnut iced latte had coarsely grounded hazelnut floating through it, taking away all the smoothness of having an iced latte. The coffee itself was nothing special. When I mustered the courage to convey with to the staff, a man, seemingly the proprietor barged in. I told him that I did not like either of the coffees. He got offended and kept pestering me to explain him what was wrong with the drinks. I told him that I just did not like them, they do not have the punch, he very condescendingly told me that perhaps, I did not have the taste to appreciate their coffee, and it was more for aficionados and not a normie like me. The behaviour was totally unbecoming of a true service provider. My friend also added that I have tried coffees at many places and if I did not like it, there might be something off. He did not listen and batted scorn at my mates and me, continuing to tell an unclear tale about something-something blend-blend coffee-coffee. Also, the food was average too. We ordered congee and it had no flavour. Anyway, would skip this place, maybe get their packaged coffee and brew at home. Nobody would want to hear that they lack taste, even if they cannot possibly appreciate it to the liking of the one creating that experience. Grow up. Learn to take criticism.

About the ambiance, it was beautiful, well lit. Although, the staff stays on your head persistently, stealing your privacy. The tables are placed too close too. The overall experience is not as premium...

Review: 4.8/5

I recently visited SavorWorks Coffee and Chocolate and had a fantastic experience overall. Having just returned from Australia — where I tried some of the best coffees from places like Axil and Padre — I can confidently say that SavorWorks stands tall in comparison. • Iced Mocha: Absolutely the best iced mocha I’ve ever had. I’d give it a 5.5 or even 6 out of 5 if I could! Rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced — a must-try. • Hot Chocolate: Very good as well. Velvety texture, not overly sweet — I’d rate it 4.8/5. • Tiramisu: Delicious and unique. While it’s a slightly different take than the traditional version (which usually has a hint of alcohol), it’s still incredibly tasty and worth ordering. I’d give it a solid 4.5/5. • Pad Thai Noodles: Flavor-wise, they were really good — well-seasoned and satisfying. But the quantity felt too small for the price (Rs. 600+), which was a bit of a letdown.

They also offer a large variety of chocolates and desserts that I’m excited to try on my next visit. The ambience is cozy and charming — perfect for a relaxed meal or coffee date.

However, one part of the experience felt slightly off. We visited on a Sunday, and after finishing our meal, we were sitting and chatting for a while. As the place got busier, it felt like the staff (possibly the owner) wanted us to leave — we sensed it through their body language and indirect comments. While I understand weekends can be hectic, a more polite approach would’ve felt better.

Still, despite that one hiccup, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at SavorWorks. I’d highly recommend it — especially the iced mocha — and I’ll definitely...