
Indulge in tantalizing coffee experiences at Savie Café, a charming local destination nestled off Highway 53 in Toney, Alabama. Established in 2023, this delightful café serves premium coffee creations, lattes, espresso, and refreshing frappes, lemonades, and Red Bull infusion drinks. Alongside our enticing beverage menu, Savie Café delights with a delectable range of breakfast, lunch, and dessert options, available for dine-in patrons or through convenient drive-thru, curbside pick-up, and delivery services. We create delectable boxed breakfasts and lunches or impressive buffets to cater your special events. Our private venue provides an intimate ambiance for meetings, conferences, or special occasions.
Hours
| Thursday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7991 AL-53, Toney, AL 35773
Phone: (256) 836-2940
Website: http://saviecafe.com/
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Reviews
It’s warm, cozy, and uniquely decorated with comfortable seating, a gas fireplace, and even a little kids’ corner with puzzles and books. Perfect for relaxing, working, or catching up with friends.
The food was good, I had a breakfast croissant that tasted fresh, though it seemed a bit pre-prepped. My only real disappointment was the coffee. It wasn’t terrible, but it was noticeably weak and lacked the depth or boldness you’d expect from a café charging similar prices to more established bistros like Da Cher. For what they charge, I expected a richer espresso or stronger brew, something that really stands out and makes you want to come back. Having said that I would recommend this place and please give it a try.
This spot has a small gravel parking lot and also a drive through. The inside is cozy but more spacious than I expected — it was nice! There are lots of small local vendors featured for sale on the shelves and countertops, which gave it a nice community-minded vibe. I was also pleasantly surprised by the relative depth of their menu — good choices for breakfast or lunch!
I was worried a latte would upset my tummy when I got back to work (lactose intolerant gang unite), so I instead chose to order a “Lavish Lemonade,” which came with my choice of a few different fruity flavors. I opted for raspberry. I also got a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel for a small meal. Both the girl taking orders and the girl who brought my food out were super pleasant.
Everything came out quickly despite the fact that there had been multiple guests in line! The other folks around seemed to know the staff and menu well; I love a place with regulars! Helps me know they’re doing something right. 🙂
My bagel sandwich was simple but nice and hot and quite satisfying. The lemonade was SO good — good enough it’ll be hard to order a coffee next time I come back!
Unfortunately for me, I took my laptop out only to realize it was on 3%. D’OH. So I had to chow down on my food and then rush home to grab a charger so I could actually work. Oh well. Very much my fault, not theirs, and I’m still very happy to have discovered this place! Looking forward to visiting again in the future!
Cafe latte improved not quite wonderful but now good. I am assuming prior misses were one-time. Frozen or store bagels and croissants are still not the baked fresh bagels and bakery. Muffin was Ok. Nice place and friendly but could fix food. You can’t cover up not having good baked goods with fillings.