Saveurs Du Monde Cafe WestEdge

I just went here for the first time and had the most amazing experience EVER! When we walked in, we were treated by the sweetest employee. She had the biggest smile and made us feel so welcomed. The atmosphere is just beautiful! Quiet and relaxing, but not awkward. It was calming and peaceful. The plants and lighting decorations were stunning. Now to the food - I got the Quiche and it was the best Quiche I’ve ever had. I also got a cup of the Soup, which was the French Onion soup, again, seriously the best French onion soup I’ve ever had. Which I’ve had a lot. Now to the pastries - I didn’t even take a picture because I ate it as soon as I got my hands on it. It was perfect. I had the pecan tartlet and a few macarons, perfect amount of sweetness. 100% recommend and I can’t wait to go back.

What a wonderful chance to have dinner served by Chef Jerome and Rini! The food was melting in your mouth, perfectly seasoned, made from scratch, and super fresh! We had the boeuf bourguignon, chicken coq au vin, and lasagna (as well as various pastries). Decorations, soft French music created a warm and welcoming ambiance.

Insane that two coffees and two breakfast croissants was $50!! Service is always so slow and there’s never more than one person working. I felt so bad for the lady behind the counter. Breakfast croissant definitely NOT worth $12, which doesn’t include a side. Also there’s one little piece of egg. Disappointing.

Went there for light dinner because it was walkable from our hotel. Authentically French. Much better than I expected. High quality and reasonable prices. It was nearly empty on a weeknight even though they have a bar and happy hour. I think this place would be a top choice for brunch.

A beautiful cafe in a lovely and quiet part of the city right near the hospitals. The quiche was crisp and flavorful. The blueberry danish tasted amazing and thankfully it was too much to eat at once so I will have it again later! 🤤

The almond croissant was amazing. All of their pastries look delicious. This place is a little expensive for coffee and pastries. Parking is awful. It appears as if you have to pay to park, about $6 for one hour. If you get a coffee and pastry you're looking at +$25 for one person. There is someone circling the lots to make sure you either paid to park or you're in the right parking area. Be cautious of that. The cafe itself is very cute and clean. There are plants hanging from the ceiling that are very pretty. Staff was nice, I asked for a drink suggestion and got the lavender vanilla latte by suggestion, it's good. Worth a try but will be very expensive with children.

We were really excited to try this cafe this morning but we’re very disappointed in the coffee and food we ordered. My wife ordered a quiche (tasted chewy, looked like it was microwaved to thaw it out). It seemed like it was frozen. She also ordered an Iced Americano but it was like Starbucks. Very disappointed in that. I ordered the banana and berries French toast (bread didn’t take that great, bananas were brown, and it was lukewarm). I overheard the chef telling the barista to not order any more French toast due to not having egg wash. Hopefully that didn’t affect it. I was really hoping for brioche but not sure what type of bread was used. The mocha isn’t really thing to write about since it didn’t taste great. Espresso tasted burnt and wasn’t very hot. The pothos plants that were hanging down are very infected and all of the have scale. I have attached a picture to show. Very disappointed with the food and the environment. Was really hoping this would become a usual place we eat at. Wish we had pics of the food to show.

Ate the smoked salmon and egg on a croissant which was a delicious breakfast. Champagne macaroon was also good, great feet and shell. This spot is just a few minute walk from the marina and there are picnic benches to eat on if you want to walk over. Great service, great breakfast!