Mauritius

Café Müller offers great coffee, cakes and crêpes of all kinds. The German-run café owns a lovely green garden, where you can enjoy both a short break during sightseeing and a fair breakfast buffet that will surely meet all of your expectations.

Chelsea's Cup n' Cake is a sweet tooth's paradise, as it offers cakes, pastries and milk shakes of all kinds and flavours. While its sweet and sugary goods are quite perfect for a break during the day, the cafe also offers savoury dishes for getting your day started or for a snack later on.

Right at the city's heart and close to the harbour, Cafe de la Presse serves nearly everything that your heart could possibly desire: a weekly changing lunch menu with dishes of all kinds, and a never-ending variety of cakes and pastries of all shapes and sizes. Be brave and try out an intriguing dessert that is quite possibly only served here.

At the Northwestern coast of Mauritius, the Lemon Tree Café introduces another influence on Mauritian culture that holds no connection colonial conquest: Portuguese delicacies, such as pasteis de nata or chocolate mousse. In fact, they focus on sweet assortments, and are rumoured to serves some of the best cupcakes on the island, but they also offer fair (and savoury) breakfast and lunch menus.

At Delibake, the artisanry of baking is still alive, as every lunch and every pastry is handcrafted with heart, fresh ingredients and a deep-rooted passion. While you will already discover warmth in your cup and joy on your plate, you will certainly enjoy the spectacular view over Grand Bay in this very same way.