Greater Kailash 2 (GK2) in the upscale corners of South Delhi is a vibrant hub for food lovers and cafe explorers. Known for its leafy streets, stylish boutiques, and buzzing M Block Market, GK2 is home to a thriving cafe culture. Whether you're looking for strong coffee, delicious brunches, or a quiet place to work or catch up with friends, this neighbourhood offers plenty of standout spots. Here's a curated list of the best cafes in GK2 and surrounding areas.
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This cafe is a sanctuary for coffee purists. Located in M Block Market, Third Wave Coffee serves meticulously brewed coffees using beans sourced from across India. With its clean, contemporary decor and ample sunlight, it's a top choice for remote workers and caffeine lovers.
Melt House is a compact but characterful cafe known for hearty comfort food. Their sandwiches, nachos and pizzas are rich, cheesy, and soul-satisfying. It's the kind of place you go to when you want to indulge and feel right at home. Their casual vibe makes it great for quick lunches or lazy evenings.
Perched above the busy M Block Market, Laidback Cafe offers a panoramic view of the bustling street below and a serene, breezy ambience above. As the name suggests, it's the perfect place to take it easy- whether over a long brunch, cocktails with friends, or a solo coffee with a book. Their Mediterranean and Asian-inspired menu includes hummus platters, grilled fish, and some excellent coffee-based drinks. It also transitions beautifully into a romantic evening spot with ambient lighting and music.
For coffee and chocolate connoisseurs, Savorworks is nothing short of paradise. This small-batch roastery and bean-to-bar cafe takes both crafts seriously. Expect handcrafted espresso drinks, manual brews, and indulgent chocolate-based beverages served in a sleek, minimalist space. Their single-origin chocolate tasting platter is a must-try, and the staff are always happy to guide you through their selections.
Nestled in the M Block Market, Chocolateria San Churro transports patrons straight to Spain with its signature churros and decadent chocolate offerings. The cafe's two-story setup, adorned with large glass windows, offers a cosy ambience perfect for both casual hangouts and informal meetings. The highlight here is undoubtedly the churros- crispy on the outside, soft within, and best enjoyed dipped in their rich, velvety chocolate sauce. Their hot chocolate, described as "literally melted chocolate," is a must-try, especially during Delhi's chilly winters.
The cafe boasts a spacious interior with both indoor and outdoor seating, making it ideal for work or relaxation. Their commitment to sourcing and roasting beans from Indian estates ensures a fresh and flavorful cup every time. Popular choices include the single-origin pour-overs and the intriguing coffee tonic- a refreshing blend of espresso and tonic water. Complementing the beverages are baked goods with offerings like croissants and muffins.
From minimalistic coffee havens to lively lounges and chic brunch spots, GK2 offers a cafe experience for every mood.
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