Elma's Brasserie

A small nice outlet on Mehar Chand market within walking distance from India Habitat Centre. Food - we had an iced latte but when served it was all bitter with barely any milk. Then they replaced it with cold coffee with some icecream. Cappuccino was a small cup for Rs 300. Pl check with the staff for coffee names and how it’s made at the time of ordering. Then had the smoked cheese veg grilled sandwich. This was good with nice taste of veggies accompanied either tomato and mustard sauce and wafers. Quite expensive at Rs 500 plus. Service - was good. They listened and changed our coffees to our liking. Ambience - though it’s calm and quiet and seating is decent too but a little cluttered. Bathroom was not that clean. Decor was nice. Overall quite expensive. Coffees were not worth the price.

A fantastic dining experience from start to finish! The food at Elma's Brasserie is absolutely phenomenal. I had the vegetarian platter with its delicious hummus, babaganush, pita bread, and falafel, along with a perfectly cooked Margherita pizza. To drink, I enjoyed a refreshing cold coffee and a unique apple and beetroot juice. Everything was incredibly fresh and flavorful and my friend and her daughter agrees to this—truly 5-star food. The service was also top-notch. Our server was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, making sure we had everything we needed without being intrusive. The speed and quality of the service were impeccable, earning a solid 5 stars. The atmosphere was lovely and comfortable, though perhaps a small place for a completely relaxed vibe, so I'd give it 4 stars. Overall, Elma's Brasserie offers a superb culinary experience with outstanding food and exceptional service. I highly recommend it!

Small cafe but still crowded. Came here for high tea. Most of the items were decent. The high tea is priced around ₹1350 and can serve around 2-3 people.

This cosy English-countryside type brasserie is a delightful place for enjoying a peaceful meal/brunch/evening tea (with Charlie). The menu leans heavily in favour of non-vegetarians. Going by the sandwiches, scones and pastries that we had with our tea (served with all the grandeur of an English high tea), they would be able to do ample justice to whatever they serve. A little under-whelming on the ambience front as the room needs a bit of sprucing up. Since there aren't many stand-alone brasseries in a Delhi, this one has my full recommendation.

Oh what a wonderful coffee day at Elma’s at Lodhi colony. My first experience and I just loved the ambience and top of it the coffee and cake are just recommended. Do try. Now next we have planned a brunch some day. I even told them to please open outlets in Noida also. Wonderful dine in experience.

Absolutely amazing! Tried the spicy spaghetti pasta, the carrot cake, and the tiramisu — and each one was outstanding. The pasta had the perfect kick, the carrot cake was soft and beautifully spiced, and the tiramisu was pure bliss. Already looking forward to going back again!

First visit to this cosy little cafe at Meharchand market, Lodhi road. The place is famous for its breakfast menu but they also serve pizza, pasta, Risotto, sandwiches, soups, salads etc. We ordered Pull-Apart Garlic bread (mushroom & sun dried tomato), French fries, orange sunset mocktail and a cold coffee. Cold coffee - 5/10 Orange sunset - 7/10 Garlic bread - 4/10 French fries - 10/10 French fries were the best here.

It was a pretty good experience overall. The staff was good and helpful in providing whatever they could. The ambiance was great, a café vibe with mostly good aesthetics. Now, the food was mostly good. The salad was great, the Shepard's pie was also great. But the Moroccan chicken and the chicken in the mustard sauce was kind of underwhelming because they were a little too overcooked, at least for our taste. Anyways, other than that, the pizza was really good and the deserts were also great, especially the scones and the carrot cake. Lastly, the tea was well brewed and it definitely shows.