Right by the Mahalaxmi Race Course, this former betting room got a modern facelift from Mumbai's Rahul Akerkar. The brunch buffet is a great weekend option, as is the bar on the second level any evening.
The best place to go for an all-you-can-eat traditional Gujarathi thali. Get comfortable for an evening of endless piles of vegetarian dishes served with different types of rotis. End the meal with a glass of aamras, freshly-squeezed mango juice.
This homely family-run restaurant is popular amongst locals, and serves traditional vegetarian Gujarati snack and dishes.
A local favorite, drop by for a Sunday brunch and try spotting one of the many Bollywood stars who patronize the restaurant. The small bar also promises for an intimate night out.
Tucked away in a small lane in what is often called the art district of Mumbai, this tiny, unpretentious cafe is a calming spot to take a break from the madness. Set in a light filled converted barn, it doubles as a gallery showcasing the work of up-and-coming Indian photographers. The coffee is made with their own blend of organic beans and the homemade ginger and date cake is not to be missed.
Located in a charming heritage building, Ellipsis has great food and does a mean cocktail (their Blood Mary is lethal). Its living room-like lounge area, with its oversized chairs and shaggy carpet, is a nice place to wind down and catch up with friends.