Savour

I agree with all the other 3 and lower star reviews. Overpriced; lousy coffee; had to ask for butter with toast; no copy of check???; very slow service; marginal service. Awkward table set up. Very clean bathrooms.

As I continue to eat here, I always leave this place full and happy. My daughter brought me here for Mother’s Day and they had a crab benedict that was to die for. Nothing like eggs benedict at all. I’m so happy I ordered this dish and can’t wait to try the next special they have. If you haven’t been here yet, what are you waiting for? Our waitress today was Erin and she was lovely (-:

Good food. What made me upset was that They taxed EVERY single item on our receipt. And the lady was not friendly. I asked if she has my receipt and she told me with an attitude «no» and that if I want a receipt I have to ask for it. I have never asked for a receipt! If they do not print out receipts for the customers, THEY should be the one asking the customers if we want a receipt. Not the other way around.

I found this place b by accident and I’m glad I came here to eat.
The place looks very new, it’s only three years old. The walls are painted in pastel colors which is probably what I like the most about this place. It makes it look very clean and new.
The food they have is very healthy, I was actually surprised by it. I ordered a grapefruit juice and an avocado salad.
The waitress was also nice and friendly. I would recommend this place to whomever is in the area.

My go-​to lunch spot when I am home visiting family. The food is always great and service is friendly. Completely worth the extra few dollars per meal to support a fabulous local business.

Truly, great spot. I get a particular coffee/​espresso daily. Sometimes a few times daily…
I saw in the previous comments that some reviewers found it to be pricey. It probably is comparatively, but this place is worth it.
The coffee drink I purchase regularly.- an espresso based Americano — at, let’s say, Starbucks, is two thirds the purchase price at Savour. However, what I purchase at Savour is twice as good. No hard flavor. Very smooth, but robust. Perfect. I can’t buy this drink anywhere else and receive it as well put together.
My point is that is you have an issue with pricing at an establishment it’s either legit, or not. Whether it is or isn’t depends on an individuals discernment on the matter. I know my coffee, I know I get what I want, at a price I’m satisfied with. The quality is present at Savour, in excess.
Oh, also, homemade biscotti to die for and rose water cake that is one of a kind.
This place is a must if you’re local.

Best place to eat!!! Erin is an awesome server and makes great mochachinos and other drinks. The place is very cute and nicely decorated. The prices are expensive, but the owner mainly buys locally grown food, so you know that you are getting quality food for your dollar. They have great lunches and desserts.

Was here last week. It was awesome. I had arugula salad with chicken. It was delicious! I will come back often!

Excellent Turkey Kale soup! Been here several times. Everything ive had here is light, fresh an unique. Very good coffee too. Friendly upbeat staff

The food was delicious and unique. Very clean and the service was amazing. Will be going there a lot more often

I agree with all other low star reviews. 2 sandwiches, one coffee, two drinks. 34 dollars.
Terribly small. Odd food execution. We ended up towing out over half the order and driving to bagel bistro to fill up on food.
I do not recommend to go more then once so you can see for yourself.

Great food and customer service! Turkey kale soup was delicious as well as their smoken salmon sandwich. I just wish they had more dessert options… the mocha cake could have been better but the coffees are great. I will definitely be back.

Savour had a a great cozy ambiance. Victoria was awesome and has great recommendations. The food was great, not too heavy. Yummy coffee with several options. Pistachio latte was the bomb! Sundried tomato cream is a must have.

A cute little place with lots of seating and friendly staff. I ordered a «surprise latte» made with almond milk and was pleasantly surprised. The latte and homemade banana muffin I bought were delicious.
The menu items are a bit pricey and the longest cooking time for an item is about 20 minutes but everything looks delightful — including the variety of baked goods they offer. I look forward to coming back. Maybe with a larger group next time.

A breath of culinary fresh air in Sussex County! Cute little place, all very new and well designed, a nice atmosphere whether you are having brunch or just coffee. Great selection of coffees and lattes. My group had breakfast here and all four of us were pleasantly surprised at the quality and creativity of the dishes for such a small place. Will certainly be back. I recommend the baked egg avocado!

Small and weird food.
We saw it from the road and decided to stop. It seems to me that it would be better located somewhere in eastern Europe. The menu was certainly unusual; all breakfast items came with a small salad with some kind of vinagrette. The most «normal» breakfast item was french toast but it only came with Agave Necter, no syrup. No such thing as home fries or hash browns. Food was small by American standards. Coffee was not very good, especially considering it is supposed to be a café. The cookies were mealy. The only good items were the small Doughnuts. Not going again.

I just tried Savour for the first time. To be honest, I have driven past it so many times and never noticed it. I decided to check it out on the recommendation of a good friend, who knows how much I like quality food.
I am impressed with the investment the owner has made in the place. The décor is very classy and comfortable. It is very clean, even the restrooms, which are well done.
They clearly have a focus oin healthy cuisine, which I applaud.
I decided to try the turkey kale soup, since it reminds me of a soup I make and I was curious to try their take on it. Overall I liked it but I definitely need to to request salt and pepper. I asked my server and she explained that they hold back on the salt, since many are concerned with their salt intake. I accept that, since it is trivial to add salt and nearly impossible to take it out. I would put some salt in, a technique convinced another friend f who was watching her salt. I showed her how just a little really opens the flavor and she agreed and started cooking with just a little kosher salt.
I also tried their bison burger, which was delicious. It was cooked a little more than i would have liked but I understand the health concerns with ground meat and also it is devilishly hard to cook a thinner burger any less. The mushrooms, tomoato and onions were a perfect complement and I liked the Avocado although i think it was a little delicate. I would probably appreciate the avocado more on a turkey burger. In this case, I would suggest omitting it here. It is wonderful with just the three ingredients with a little mayonnaise… perhaps a little garlic mayo might be just the perfect touch.
I ha seltzer with the meal and took a latte to go… very nice latte. I so appreciate a quality coffee product over the over hyped stuff from the big name brand famous for its «burnt» coffee. We are so lucky to have quality coffees in our area from places like this and Greene’s Beans.
All in all, I really enjoyed Savour and will plan to stop. Perhaps I can try for breakfast sometime when I am heading out that way in the morning.
I recommend checking them out.

I had breakfast here a few weeks ago. Everything was perfectly fine. I like that I received a tomato salad with my omelet. Very refreshing actually.
The coffee and latte’s are pretty good too. Not a bad place. Also, very cute inside.

Waffling between 3 and 4 stars, but I’m going to settle on 3. Brand new place, I guess, and had a nice sandwich list to boot.
I got the kale/​ground turkey/​tomato/​brown rice soup, and pops got the pork loin sandwich. I also got coffee – which was fine, but nothing to write home about.
Savour is nicely designed, but they seem confused. There are massive, circular tables with 4 chairs around them – but they’re set around tables as if they were square/​rectangular, not circular. It’s weird. Also, why aren’t there tables for two? Bizarre.
Food: My soup was decent, but bland. Definitely needed pepper. My dad’s pork loin with sundried tomatoes was outstanding, and easily made up for the so-​so-​ness of the soup.
I’d go back, but hope they’d expand the menu to give it some more pop. The soups struck me as terribly boring.

Fairly new biz in our town. Dedicated owner /​chef who makes most everything from scratch and the quality is fantastic. A little hard to find since it sits back off the road a bit, but worth the effort (and in this day and age of GPS, if you can’t find it, you shouldn’t be out driving).
Delicious salads, sandwiches, and home made desserts. Friendly service. Nice place to relax with a cup of coffee and enjoy some good food.
Will be back!