5 Best Bagel Shops in Delhi (2026)

Wenger's has been baking in Connaught Place since 1926, when it started as a catering outfit for British troops before opening its own tea room. It runs a counter-service bakery model, patties, rolls, pastries, cakes, and a full dessert case, rather than table service. Its own site still describes the original 1920s move from Kashmere Gate to CP, and it is now billed as the oldest surviving food outlet in the area. The chicken patty and the cakes are what keep people in line.

Nothing Before Coffee's Kalkaji branch is an all-vegetarian coffee shop and cafe serving espresso drinks, avocado toast, and a rotating snack menu. It runs late, open past midnight most nights, and leans on a cozy, small-format layout rather than a big dining room. The frappes and specialty coffee drinks are what its own reviewers keep coming back for.

Cafe Tesu in Hauz Khas mixes Japanese, Mediterranean, and pizza-restaurant elements into one cafe menu, alongside breakfast staples and specialty coffee. Reviewers describe it as a calm, pretty space built for lingering, more suited to a slow brunch or evening date than a quick bite. Its own reviews call out the burrito bowl and its yuzu matcha as the dishes worth returning for.

DiGhent Cafe, open since 2012 in Gurugram's Cross Point Mall, bills itself as a neighbourhood cafe built around European breakfast and bistro culture. Its own site notes early opening hours seven days a week and a menu weighted toward egg dishes, alongside coffee and pastries. It is a sit-down, full-service cafe rather than a grab-and-go counter.

Gaurav Pastry Palace is a Rohini bakery and cake shop known locally for its dessert case and made-to-order cakes. It runs as a takeaway-first counter rather than a cafe, with a street-side snack stand alongside the main shop. Long-time customers in the area describe it as their go-to for celebration cakes and quick pastries.