A Gourmesserie

Manish B Sharma

4 months ago

5.0

A Gourmesserie (CG Road, Ahmedabad) is truly a hidden gem for anyone who appreciates fine taste, elegant ambience, and heartfelt hospitality. From the moment you step in, you’re welcomed not just as a customer but as a special guest — thanks to the warmth and professionalism of Mr. Bhasker, the manager. He ensures every visitor feels cared for, respected, and comfortable, exactly like a valued friend. His attentiveness and humble nature add a personal charm that makes your dining experience memorable. The place has a cozy, modern vibe — perfect for a peaceful coffee break, casual meeting, or simply relaxing with friends. Their coffee is rich, aromatic, and perfectly brewed; the bakery items are freshly prepared and melt in your mouth. Each dish reflects attention to detail and quality. The pastries and desserts here stand out — soft, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The food is equally impressive — delicious, well-balanced, and comforting. Whether you choose a light snack or a full meal, the taste and presentation both make a strong impression. Cleanliness, polite staff, and soothing music complete the experience. A Gourmesserie is not just a café — it’s a feeling of calmness and care. Highly recommended to anyone around CG Road who wants to enjoy authentic flavors, exceptional service, and a relaxing atmosphere. Special thanks once again to Mr. Bhasker for his outstanding hospitality and warmth. Truly a must-visit place for food, coffee, and bakery lovers! live music : 5/5 drinking water : clean vibes : wow must gooooo friends

Sparsh Shah

3 months ago

5.0

A Gourmesserie had opened their new outlet near C.G.Road and it Instantly came to my notice as its in the proximity of my office. Their other outlet which is on Sindhubhavan Road was on my wish-list, but couldn’t visit it. Therefore, when it’s open on C.G.Road I made my plan to visit it asap. I am writing this review after my second visit. On our first visit, we tried Burmese Khowsuey Soup, Swiss Filo Rolls, Creamy Basilico Penner Pasta, Chocolate Tres Leches; and on our second visit we had Broccoli Cheese Cheddar Soup, French Onion Soup, Swiss Fillo Rolls, Buttery Bechamel Penne Pasta, Lasagna Tres Salse & Belgian Chocolate Macaron. Everything was outstanding especially their Soups, Starters and Deserts. Even their services and interiors were excellent. If you don’t want to visit bustling areas of Sindhu Bhavan & its vicinity, then A Gourmesserie’s this outlet is the best option.

+6

Kaarnik Shah

3 months ago

4.0

On valentine's eve I found myself at a charming little gourmesserie that felt less like a restaurant and more like a quiet escape from the city’s chaos. The moment you step in, the ambience wraps around you — soft lighting, understated elegance, and a space that is spotless without feeling clinical. There’s something comforting about a place that gets the basics right. The staff? Warm, attentive, and present without hovering — the kind of service that makes you feel taken care of. Now, let’s talk food. The cheese garlic bread arrived first — and honestly, it might just be the best in town. Perfectly toasted on the outside, cloud-soft within, and layered generously with molten cheese that stretches just enough to make you smile before the first bite. The garlic wasn’t aggressive; it lingered gently, the way it should. A simple dish, executed flawlessly. Next came the masala kulcha with paneer bhurji — and this is where the kitchen truly impressed. The kulcha was tender yet structured, a perfect partner to the paneer bhurji. The bhurji itself was beautifully balanced — no excess oil pooling on the plate, no overpowering spice. Just clean, confident flavors that let the ingredients speak. Comfort food elevated without losing its soul. And then, the Mexican hot pot. Bold, vibrant, layered with warmth. It held its own with admirable confidence — I’d say it stands proudly as the second best I’ve had, just after the iconic one at Tomato’s. That’s high praise. It delivered depth, heat, and heart in every spoonful. Overall, the experience was genuinely overwhelming — in the best way. A place that understands that great dining is not just about food, but about how it makes you feel. Would I return? Absolutely. And next time, I might just start with two orders of that garlic bread. 😉

+5

D M

3 months ago

2.0

Visited for the second time and was disappointed this time.pasta salsa rosa was lacking veggies,The pasta and Mexican rice were not up to the mark, especially considering the price (around ₹500 per dish). Service was very slow, with nearly 15 minutes per dish. Not worth the bill this time.