Perch Wine & Coffee Bar

Upscale bourgeois restaurant with wonderful single origin coffee! The coffee is the primary selling point for us: we had a single origin cappuccino and pour over from India, both of which were wonderful. The pour over had a nuttiness reminiscent of hazelnut and acorns, and the cappuccino was well crafted and didn’t need sugar to be deliciously soft. We also had 2 sandwiches, a salty limeade, and a smoothie. The sandwiches were good, they’ll satisfy your itch for bourgeois food, but the smoothie was just par. The salty limeade was wonderful though! Perfect for beating the heat!

Visited Perch Cafe in Khan Market, one of my favorite spots in Delhi for its vibrant vibe and mix of cafés and boutiques. Tried several dishes here, and honestly, most were just average nothing that really stood out. But the pasta was a pleasant surprise: perfectly cooked, rich in flavor, and truly the highlight of the meal. It’s a nice place to sit back and enjoy the buzz of Khan Market, maybe pair the pasta with a glass of wine. Overall, worth it if you’re in the area, but I’d probably stick to their pasta next time.

🟡 So, I found this cosy little spot called Perch in Khan Market — total heaven for coffee lovers like me! 🟡 Honestly, it felt a bit expensive at first, but compared to other Khan Market cafés, it’s actually more reasonable. 🟡 The coffee menu looked exciting — a couple of drinks weren’t available, but the cappuccino I had was absolutely worth it! 🟡 I really liked the seating style — kind of like a bar, but wooden and warm. Great setup if you feel like chatting with someone or even just chilling solo. 🟡 If you’re looking for a work-from-café vibe, this place totally works. It’s calm, has nice corners to sit quietly. 🟡 Big shoutout to the staff and owner — super polite and down-to-earth. 🟡 Also, clean washroom! Always a big win for me when I’m out at cafés. Definitely planning to swing by again soon — it’s that kind of place!

Been to perch at least 10 times but never got to writing a review. It's definitely more than a 4 rating for me for the vibe and memories it holds and how it never disappoints but also I could see how it's not 5 so a 4.5 is ideal. Had the red wine from Spain and Australia. Even thought the australian cab was more expensive, I liked the spain one more. It's my brother's fav too! The vibe on a Friday evening was spectacular!! My brother loved the chicken large plate and I loved the wild mushroom flatbread but more than that zuchini steak (the dip was amazing). Their sorbet icecream desert with orange cake is pretty good (remember from last time). Overall a somewhat expensive place but good crowd. We spent 2400 per person. For 3 wine glasses, 2 chicken large plates, 1 flatbread and one veg dish.

Cozy ambience and a well-balanced menu. Loved the jasmine tea, just what I needed with a sore throat. But I wish they had a few decaf options. The mushroom tacos and tagliatelle in Pomodoro sauce were especially flavourful. Great spot for a quiet coffee or a slow meal with a friend. Staff was courteous and didn’t rush us. Would return!

Perch is a wonderful spot for meetings – I’ve been here a couple of times and always had a great experience. The vibe is relaxed yet professional, making it perfect for discussions over coffee or a casual catch-up. The food and drinks are consistently good, and the staff is friendly. It can get a little crowded at times. Definitely one of my go-to places in Khan Market.

It is definitely my go-to place and I love the calm vibe there, but I recently had a bitter experience. I had ordered my breakfast, a so-called Shakshouka. I was quite excited to have it as I was already starving. However, as soon as it arrived and I took the first bite, the taste was disappointing. It felt like eating stale vegetables topped with eggs. It was a horrible experience—I can still recall the taste and it gives me goosebumps. That said, the staff there is kind and humble. They didn’t charge me for the dish and even requested me to reorder something else without any extra cost. But if you’re planning to order the Shakshouka, I would suggest being mindful—it really doesn’t taste good. Kudos to the staff for their hospitality.

risotto was excellent - 10/10 the toast was well balanced in texture and flavor - 9/10 (overflowing a little bit) matcha coconut was a little weird - I didn’t like something about it, possibly how the coconut milk felt with the coconut water and matcha - 5/10 the Bombay coffee was good - nostalgic of school times cold coffee - 6/10 finally got an iced latte with oat milk - 7/10 This perch is nothing compared to the one in basant lok, space and vibe wise. But a decent space regardless, with some cute attention-to-detail decor.