Savour Bakery

Pastries are always delicious and fresh and the quiche is the best, deep dish with a side of greens, perfect for any meal. Love that the place is a small business and owners are always hands on with great service. Good spots to sit outside and have a chat with a friend, definitely a go to breakfast spot in Mission Viejo.

Food: all the pastries are tasty.Service: the owner is very nice, kind and helpful. Once she knows that one of my friends ' birthday she wrapped a bag of pastries for her.Ambiance: the good place for friends gather.

This is a nice little bakery, located in a shopping plaza, with a handful of tables inside and a couple outside along the walkway. I stopped in on a weekday morning and was immediately greeted by a polite woman behind the counter. As I looked over the pastry case she could tell I was trying to make a decision so began explaining the various offerings. I decided on a raspberry danish and a cinnamon roll. I also ordered a hot vanilla latte.Having explained I was going to sit inside at a table to enjoy this order, she placed my pastries on a paper plate and soon brought a mug containing my vanilla latte to my table.The latte was quite good, very smooth. The raspberry danish was excellent with layers of crunchy croissant-like pastry and a flavorful lake of raspberry on top. So many cinnamon rolls I eat have hard or crunchy outer layers of the roll with only the center being soft but this one was soft on the outside layers and even softer in the middle. Personally I like a strong, in-your-face explosion of cinnamon for my cinnamon rolls but this was more subtle. I'll be back to try other pastries and am also interested in trying the baguettes they sell.

So much hype built up around this place but I was a bit disappointed to be honest. My coffee tasted burnt and my ham and cheese croissant wasn't lofty or flaky. It must've been an off Sunday for them. One positive was the staff was very nice and we got our order right away. I will have to try something else other than the coffee and mediocre croissant the next time and hopefully, it'll change my mind about this place.

I've had my eyes on Savour for a long time now, but they are typically closed by the time I get work in the evenings. When I was in the area on a weekend for a volunteer event, I stopped my Savour for a quick snack to get my ready for my event. From the outside they have a few cute French tables on the outside and about another 5 tables on the inside. They have free wifi if you're looking to get some work done. I was immediately greeted by Ava, who was super sweet and welcoming. I decided to get their Chicken Pot Pie Pastry ($7.02) and added the Side Salad ($2) and a hot Ginger Honey Tea ($4.68). I also got a Potato Pillow ($5.72), Everything Roll, and Guava and Cream Danish ($5.72).Visually their pastries were lacking the technical excellence I usually admire, but the flavors are on point. I LOVE the chicken pot pie. It was so delicious and comforting. It was exactly what I needed to be ready for my day. Also the side salad was the perfect touch to round out the meal and make it healthy. The hot tea was also really soothing. Upon hearing that it was my first visit, Ava was so sweet and offered me a complimentary weekend special pastry, her Kouign-Amann. I came later in the afternoon so it wasn't fresh fresh, but it was still delicious and much appreciated. I would love to come back to Savour one morning to enjoy their pastries all fresh. That would be a glorious way to start my day!

I stopped by a bakery to try their spinach mushroom quiche. The outdoor seating had a slight Parisian vibe with its charming setup, but the lack of a view took away from the atmosphere. Inside, the place appeared a bit messy and not as clean as I would have hoped, which was somewhat disappointing. The customer service was okay but didn't feel warm or inviting. When I asked for the quiche to be heated, the staff member seemed unsure and asked me again if I wanted it warmed up, to which I said yes. The communication might have been a bit of a misunderstanding, but I found the interaction somewhat awkward. As for the quiche itself, it was just okay, not particularly memorable but not bad either. On the bright side, they did offer a wide variety of baked goods, which might be worth exploring on another visit. Overall, it was an average experience, though the ambiance and service could use some improvement.

What a lovely little gem of an European coffee shop. Sweet lady greeted me and was warm and friendly. Selection of pastries is immaculate ! There was so many to choose from. I got the guava cheese which was super yummy, a more dense pastry. Almond croissant which was great and also a savory jalapeño croissant which paired later at home with an egg was delicious. I also got an iced latte which was perfect. They also sell fresh baguettes and ciabattas which I didn't indulge in this time but will be back for. Lovely experience

Wonderful local bakery with delicious baked goods. They also have coffees and tea. Cute spot in Mission Viejo.

I had Savour Bakery bookmarked a long time ago and today I was able to pay it a visit. The European cafe ambience is unmistakable. The first I noticed are the flower baskets on the rail. Of course it has many choices of croissants and tarts and pastries. It feels like a place you can sit and relax for a while.I ordered a croissant sandwich and a large coffee as I often do. It was very satisfying. I was tempted to order a fruit tart but it will have to wait for the next visit.You know it's a small family owned business the minute you walked in the door. There was only person taking care of the whole joint. Many businesses left their business cards & flyers on a table by the door so you know its owner is involved in local community. I hope it thrive as a business but I was the only customer on a Sunday afternoon when I stopped by. Let's support our local businesses.

Yeah. This probably was the most disappointing experience. -No visible pricing so left to constantly price check with cashier. Asked what sizes available but only one size was offered for iced drinks. Yet somehow charged for large? Seems like unfair price gouging and charged whole milk in one drink and not the other? There has to be a better way to do this. Times are tough but to nickel and dime customers like this? Multiple it by how many? Doesn't stop there - my mocha tasted exactly like chocolate milk, no hint of espresso at all. Overwhelming amount of chocolate. Got the amour special sandwich having it look like someone was hungover from a night of partying piecing together to have it be passable as a sandwich. 11.44 for a sandwich the size of a child's hand is crazy. The ambience is short of unique with their slight obsession with harry styles. If it looks overly priced by a glance. Trust your gut. First and last time here.