Mumbai's Best Coffee Spots
Mumbai's Best Coffee Spots
Disha Daryani
While I have a complete guide on restaurants and bars, this guide is exclusive for coffee lovers looking to explore the cafe scene in Mumbai. Explore the quaint cafes and please share your thoughts with me.
I personally explore a lot of South Bombay and Bandra, hence don't have a lot of suggestions for deep suburbs. Do let me know if you have any other discoveries.
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Grounded Cafe
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This cafe is super cute, nestled in the by lanes of Bandstand , a posh neighbourhood in Bandra West upon a hill. The coffee is really nice, but the best part are the crepes. They are simply declicious. I visit this place every once in a while.
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Boojee Cafe
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Boojee is one of my favourite cafes in the city. The one and only outlet is on the backside of turner road in Bandra. Pick the largest outlet no 3 to sit. Frequented by people of all age groups boojee is a status symbol store. But other than the creme de la creme of Mumbai crowd, the food and coffee is amazing. At work as well we end up ordering from boojee a couple of times a week. I love the 53% hot chocolate, the oats bowl, the mushroom cheddar sandwhich and the portobello and parmesan hashbrown rostie. Truly divine.
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KCROASTERS By Koinonia
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I order frequently from this place. While I stick to my cafe latte, my friends have mentioned how their other coffees are also divine. KC has a very cool and new age approach and their collaborations with places like chasing tales bring a whole new subculture which is really exciting to be a part of.
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Subko Specialty Coffee Roasters and Bakehouse
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This is a coffee shop turned art centre which now has other franchise across the city. They blend their own coffee and I have to say the medium roast is amazing from Assam. They collect coffee beans from across the country. The food however is very average- I ate the Harissa Mozzarella Melt and it was really disgusting. The cafe has extended into a small lifestyle store and is such a great place to simply read or work out of as well. I would highly recommend visiting this place.
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Kala Ghoda Cafe
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This is by far one of my favourite cafes in Mumbai located in Kala Ghoda. Its got a lot of food with fresh produce, some wow waffles, and their pesto linguine is the best I've ever eaten- super fresh. It has 3 sitting areas and if you go inside they also have a wine room which is a dark lounge during the day. Its frequented by a lot of artists and creative people and don't forget their almond cake on the way out. It's divine.
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Steps Café
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This cafe is super cute as well. I haven't been here but it has been recommended to me by multiple friends. It has a view of Old Bandra which has a touch of old Mumbai might I add.
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Bloom Cafe - Bandra
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This is a lovely cafe with some great food. The coffee is decent, but I like the cafe more and its really cute. The latte was a hit for me.
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Chantilly - The Café
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Their s'mores hot chocolate is simply splendid. With a few cheesecakes and a wide range of coffee and milkshakes this place nestled away on Turner road is a favourite. It's usually super crowded and there is always a waiting outside because it's simply a sugar rush.
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The Bandstand Pantry
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If you've not watched the sunset from Bandstand Pantry, you've not experienced a magical cafe in Bombay. Right by the ocean, this micro cafe has great coffee and food. The sandwiches and shortbreads are great, my favourite was the Mango Cheesecake.
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Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters | Chembur
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Blue Tokai has many outlets across the city, but this particular outlet also has their production unit. They will you a tour of their factory and it is splendid to watch how they around the coffee. Their sea salt mocha and the cinnamon spice mocha is my favourite along with their Mushroom Gruyere Tart. You can also pick up some medium or dark roasted coffee from all over the world grounded by Blue Tokai at any of their outlets.
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PERCH WINE & COFFEE BAR
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Perch is a great bar and coffee house right off Carter Road. I usually visit it for their cocktails at night however even their coffee is really good, do stop by. The vibe of the place is amazing, it has an indoor and outdoor sitting and in 2 minutes you can reach the sea.
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Third Wave Coffee
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Third Wave Coffee is another brand with multiple outlets across the city. Their banana cake is really nice and I love their cafe latte.
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Starbucks Reserve
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This is the largest Starbucks in Mumbai. Located near Lionsgate, it does serve your regular Starbucks however it has a beautiful space and is open until 1 am. Its 3 floors big and one can spend hours at this Starbucks
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javaphile
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Right on Carter Road facing the ocean is this super small and cozy coffee shop called Javaphile. The coffee is decent and the croissants are great. If you want a very quaint place visit without disturbances hit this place
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Affogato x Coffee by javaphile
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As the name suggests they have some great adffogato flavours. I had their mocha and butter croissant. The croissant was not very soft and the options are very limited for food.The ambience is very cute and aesthetic definitely a one time visit.
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Brooke Bond Taj Mahal Tea House
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This is another very cute coffee/tea shop in Bandra Reclamation side. It's very unique and has its own almost middle eastern vibe. They've got a large selection of tea's and you can indulge in a great high tea here.
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Thea Mumbai
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This is a cafe that has been on my list and they have a really gorgeous terrace as well. I am very impressed with the aesthetics and really want to visit this place.
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Boojee Cafe
@disha
Boojee is one of my favourite cafes in the city. The one and only outlet is on the backside of turner road in Bandra. Pick the largest outlet no 3 to sit. Frequented by people of all age groups boojee is a status symbol store. But other than the creme de la creme of Mumbai crowd, the food and coffee is amazing. At work as well we end up ordering from boojee a couple of times a week. I love the 53% hot chocolate, the oats bowl, the mushroom cheddar sandwhich and the portobello and parmesan hashbrown rostie. Truly divine.
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