Best Food & Restaurant Spots in Mumbai

Famous food street known for authentic Mughlai cuisine and Ramadan delicacies. This bustling stretch in South Mumbai transforms into a gastronomic paradise every evening, with dozens of open-air stalls and restaurants se...

Culinary adventures through Mumbai's diverse street food scene. Mumbai's food culture spans communities from Maharashtrian to Gujarati, Parsi to Mughlai, South Indian to Chinese-Indian fusion, and guided walking tours un...

A buzzing nightlife and dining hub in a converted industrial compound in Lower Parel. Features dozens of trendy restaurants, rooftop lounges, and bars that define Mumbai's vibrant food scene.

Mumbai's most famous juice centre, legendary for its fresh fruit juices, milkshakes, and falooda. A must-visit institution that has been serving delicious drinks for over 60 years.

A vibrant bazaar in South Mumbai famous for its Bohri Muslim community, incredible street food (especially during Ramadan), and narrow lanes packed with shops selling everything from antiques to textiles.

A trail connecting Mumbai's surviving Irani cafes - century-old establishments serving bun maska, chai, and Parsi-Iranian cuisine. These cafes are living relics of Mumbai's cosmopolitan heritage.

One of Mumbai's most iconic restaurants and bars, immortalized in the novel 'Shantaram.' A must-visit institution that has been serving food and stories since 1871.

Mumbai's most famous food street with over 60 stalls serving everything from pav bhaji and vada pav to exotic Chinese and South Indian dishes. A street food paradise that comes alive at night.

A trendy seafront promenade in Bandra lined with upscale restaurants, cafes, and bars. The sunset views and Mumbai's finest dining scene make it the city's most fashionable evening destination.

Arguably Mumbai's most famous pav bhaji stall, serving the city's most iconic street food since the 1960s. The butter-laden pav bhaji here has achieved legendary status among Mumbaikars.

A combined food and heritage experience through Crawford Market and surrounding bazaars. Sample exotic fruits, dry fruits, spices, and street food while exploring one of Mumbai's grandest Victorian market buildings.

A curated trail of Mumbai's best vada pav stalls - the city's unofficial fast food. From Ashok Vada Pav in Dadar to Anand Stall at Mithibai College, discover why this ₹20 snack is Mumbai's soul food.

One of Mumbai's hottest dining and entertainment strips, New Link Road in Oshiwara is lined with restaurants, bars, and pubs. A hub for Mumbai's suburban nightlife and food scene.

A trendy micro-neighborhood in Bandra West where boutique cafes, artisanal bakeries, and indie shops create Mumbai's most hipster enclave. The cafe culture here rivals any global city.

The back roads of Lokhandwala come alive at night with street food vendors serving everything from Tibetan momos to South Indian dosas, Chinese bhel, and Maharashtrian misal. A suburban street food paradise.

Mumbai's 'Little South India' - a neighborhood where South Indian restaurants serve some of the best filter coffee, dosas, idlis, and thalis outside of South India. A breakfast pilgrimage for food lovers.

One of Mumbai's most legendary restaurants serving authentic Parsi cuisine since 1923. Famous for the iconic Berry Pulao made with imported Iranian berries, served by the now-legendary late Mr. Boman Kohinoor.

One of Mumbai's oldest surviving Irani cafes with original furniture, tiled floors, and the aroma of fresh bun maska and chai. Stepping inside is like entering a time capsule from the 1950s.

A beloved Colaba institution known for its colorful murals by Mario Miranda, an eclectic jukebox, cold beers, and a casual vibe that has attracted locals and tourists for decades.

An iconic South Indian restaurant in Matunga serving authentic dosas, idlis, and filter coffee since 1940. The queue outside on weekend mornings is a testament to its legendary status.