Elma's Bakery

Tucked away in hustle of the Haus khaz village, a cafe where time stands still. You enter the world of nostalgia which aroma of fresh baked good, tea and coffee. The ambience is cozy and soothing which takes you back in time ,alongwith serving you great food. We had ginger honey tea, iced americano, cappuccino and brownie with ice-cream. If you looking for a place where you can sit and talk with your partner , friends look no further.

Went here for english breakfast tea and even if you think it is not for you I would highly recommend ya'll to try it. The scones with cream and jam, the avocado toast and last but not the least my favourite, the melt in mouth VICTORIAN SPONGE CAKE was to die for, the absolute best cake of my life. The warmth of the staff, the vintage interior and the quiet yet soothing jazz music in the background made me write my first google review.

Went to this place on an evening, Orderd brownie with vanilla ice cream The ambience was a big plus point, they had novels too and chess, The service was good, staff was courteous Brownie was not upto the mark, it wasn't soft and dint feel fresh, But I can't really judge the place based on one dish, would definetly visit this place again You can get aesthetic pictures and spend quality time with your friends

Elma's is not a place it's actually a lazy weekend breakfast vibe. Cozy, calm nested in Hauz Khaus Village, this place offers a yum range of continental breakfast options. I love a good ginger lemon tea and I got just that. Appropriately spiced, aromatic warm to the throat and soul. We also had the yummy cheesy fluffy omelette and our palettes couldn't be happier. The interiors are a delight, I loved the TinTin frame at the stairwell, Beautiful tea cups from the English era. Elma's now a must everytime I visit Delhi