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Savannah Belle Bouquet Company, Upper floor, Gulf City Mall, La Romain.


For the young and young at heart couples that may still be liming each other before settling down a recommended spot is the Savannah Belle Bouquet Company for the romantic type there is floral arrangements and perfumed oils for the limer that you are liming at the entrance to the cafe.

The cafe it self has a very homely vibe and gives off a welcoming French almost Parisian Patisserie and their cakes are nothing short of enchanting. Each slice is a delicate masterpiece, a symphony of textures and flavors, crafted with the finest ingredients. The sponge is ethereal—light, airy, and melt-in-your-mouth tender, like a whisper of sweetness that lingers. 


There's a subtle elegance to every detail: a dusting of powdered sugar that glistens like snow, the gleam of glossy fruit glazes that catch the light, and the gentle curve of a perfectly piped swirl. Each bite is a delicate harmony of flavor—smooth vanilla, tangy citrus, decadent chocolate, or fragrant almond—creating a dance of sweetness on the tongue.

These cakes are like little indulgences of joy, meticulously designed and overflowing with artistry. Whether it’s a buttery financier, a tangy lemon madeleine, or a decadent opera cake, each creation carries with it the spirit of French pâtisserie—refined, charming, and utterly delicious.

The customer service was excellent, the clientele, diverse as T&T can get and the prices on the cakes and coffee are reasonable, inviting long conversations and great ambience.




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Location: San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago

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