aum cafe

thisplaceis amazing. the taste felt very authentic and fresh. i loved the entire experience. we tried the masala chai, lemon flapjacks, herb pasta, mom's bread pudding and spice cake.
everything was awesome and herb pasta was just perfect.
absolutely recommend this place.

aum cafe, i feel, is not just a cafe, but aplacewith a soul.

the food here is made with love, and sunita and her family ensures that you feel like home.

aum cafe and the people who run it, are the kind of people a healing planet needs.

if there is a god it's in the form of people like sunita and her family and if there is prasad it's in this food which is made with love and compassion.

will miss the fresh drinks, the vegan omlette, and everything else.

lots of love and gratitude,
ankur

been to thisplacea few days ago. didn't really like the place. the ambiance is just fine and the food is not up to the mark... i tried the cold coffee, garlic veg noodles and chocolate banana pancakes. won't be going there again.

stumbled upon this quaint littleplacetoday at the early hours of the morning. loved the sitting space with the beautiful greenery as the backdrop and morning sun shining through. the food was amazing and we wiped our plates clean..!!! the host was warm and welcoming and as we were leaving she gave us big warm hugs.!!! and that just made the whole experience ten times better..! good food and warm hugs? i’ll take that any day

one of the bestplacewith the good vibes of 'ganga'. loved the moment if being here. about the food, yeah that's awesome. they serve real chocolate man.

one of the bestplaceto eat in varanasi.placeis very hygenic. wonderful food and hospitality. amazing breakfast served by them.. pizza bread and pan cakes are highly recommended.

visited thisplacetwice,once for breakfast and once for lunch and loved every bit of it. tried the pancakes and burrito which were both amazing. the herbal tea selection is extensive and you get to learn a lot by reading the menu. i highly recommend thisplaceto anyone visiting varanasi!!

the herb pasta and rose lassi is really good. the lady who runs thisplacemakes you feel at home. if you are in varanasi, you should definitely visit this place.

thisplaceisn't extra ordinary, it offers free hugs tho. the food is okaish i have been to better places but honestly the small cute ladies who work in the kitchen make this experience worth it. :)

show up here for breakfast and chances are the chanting from around theplacewill set the right mood. always welcoming, always healthy and warm - a greatplaceto feel peaceful vibes as you enjoy good, nutritious food. in keeping with the idea of goodness, smoking is not allowed (haven't known anyone to miss it after entering this place). the feel is of a family taking care of you. ask for manu. he'll take care of you well. 
the shop on the ground floor is a mine of healthy teas, curios and nick knacks.

herbal tea is really good n relaxing. food is very fresh n healthy.
owner is very nice n friendly.quite n cozyplaceto hangout.tricky to find but well worth it.

just back from a soul enriching breakfast from aum cafe . this tiny hole in the wall boutique cum cafe is tucked away in a sleepy by lane off the famous assi ghat. while the ground and mezzanine house a textile and knick knack shop the rooftop functions as a cozy little cafe so close yet so removed from the crowded assi.
for a fact theplaceaims to service just the tourist , with a simple part organic , totally vegetarian menu it is difficult to imagine the locals frequenting it.
the visual packed menu had so interesting healthy choice for breakfast and a chose a eggless omelet to be washed down with a cup of amerecano. the wait staff , though efficient lacked the friendly faces aplacelike this deserves however they were more than comps dated for by the charming owner , who made it a point to wish every customer and enquire if they were doing ok.
the coffee , that came fist was a disappointment , weak , bitter and frankly feeling stale / recycled. but the main that followed made up for it. eggless omelet , a lentil crepe / dal chilla , into which was folded a nice mix of diced boiled potatoes , onions , cilantro and some more vegges , topped with a generous scone of yoghurt . the entire preparation was again topped with two sclices of tomatoes garnished with some cheese. it was accompanied by two salsas / chutnies , one the south indian coconut kind and other a tomato sauce. also there were two pieces of lightly toasted brown bread and a cup of fresh cut fruit. the dis not only was pleasent to the eye , it also tasted quite nice and for a total price of ₹ 180/- for both the coffee and the omelet was a reasonable value.

will certainly recommend theplace, it may not become a huge hit with me because of the coffee but would certainly like to go back and try some more of there food.

enjoy