Top Restaurants in Mumbai — Complete Guide
Mumbai has a rich and diverse food culture blending regional flavours with modern culinary trends. Whether you're after a traditional Maharashtra thali, a street-side dhaba, or fine dining with a view, the restaurant scene here has something for every palate and budget.
Our curated list of the best restaurants in Mumbai includes verified listings — so you can eat well without the guesswork.
- Local specialties and traditional cuisine of Maharashtra
- Fine dining, casual eateries, and budget-friendly options
- Family restaurants, romantic dinner spots, and rooftop dining
- Vegetarian, vegan, and multi-cuisine options
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Top Restaurants in Mumbai
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Masala Kraft at Taj Mahal Palace
📍 Taj Mahal Palace, Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mumbai
Modern Indian fine-dining by Chef Himanshu Saini — reinvented Indian classics with molecular techniques in the heritage Taj. Possibly Mumbai's most celebrated Indian restaurant.
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The Table
📍 Kalapesi Trust Building, Apollo Bunder, behind Taj, Colaba, Mumbai
Farm-to-table pioneer by Gauri Devidayal — San Francisco-style cuisine with Alibaug-grown produce. The SoBo Salad and duck liver mousse are iconic.
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Ekaa
📍 Bastion Building, Colaba, Mumbai
Fine-dining by Chef Niyati Rao — tasting menus with unexpected Indian flavours. One of Asia's rising restaurants.
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Trishna
📍 Kala Ghoda, Fort, Mumbai
Legendary seafood restaurant since 1991 — butter-pepper-garlic crab and Hyderabadi prawn are Mumbai institutions. Always packed, always worth it.
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Britannia & Co.
📍 Wakefield House, Ballard Estate, Fort, Mumbai
95-year-old Parsi-Irani restaurant — berry pulao (with barberries imported from Iran), sali boti, dhansak and Irani chai. Run by the legendary Boman Kohinoor (born 1923).
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Leopold Cafe
📍 Colaba Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai
Iconic since 1871 — featured in Gregory David Roberts' 'Shantaram'. Multi-cuisine, cold beer and bullet holes in the walls from 26/11. A Mumbai landmark.
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Peshawri at ITC Maratha
📍 ITC Maratha, Andheri East, Mumbai
Legendary North-West Frontier restaurant — dal bukhara, sikandari raan, tandoor preparations. Same menu across all ITC Peshawris.
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Bastian
📍 B/1, New Kamal Building, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai
Celebrity-chef seafood and modern Indian in Bandra — Bollywood crowd, innovative cocktails and a buzzy Bandra atmosphere.
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Cafe Mondegar
📍 Metro House, Colaba Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai
Iconic Colaba cafe with Mario Miranda murals, draught beer, Continental-Indian food and a jukebox. Mumbai nostalgia.
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Swati Snacks
📍 Tardeo Road, near Bhatia Hospital, Tardeo, Mumbai
Beloved Gujarati-Maharashtrian snack restaurant — panki, handvo, dal dhokli, pav bhaji and the famous dal vada. Queues every evening.
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Why Visit Mumbai?
Mumbai, Maharashtra is one of India's compelling destinations, drawing travellers for its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, cuisine, and warm hospitality. The restaurants scene here has expanded rapidly, catering to domestic and international visitors alike.
Best Time to Visit Mumbai
The best time to visit Mumbai depends on weather, local events, seasonal access, and the experience you are planning. Check current conditions and official local tourism information before booking.
How to Reach Mumbai
Plan your route to Mumbai in advance: the most practical airport, railhead, and local transport options vary by destination. Check current schedules, road conditions, and local transport availability before travelling.
Travel Tips for Mumbai
- Book popular restaurants in advance during peak season (Oct–March and school holidays)
- Try local specialties and regional dishes unique to Maharashtra
- Carry cash — many smaller establishments may not accept cards
- Respect local customs, especially near religious and heritage sites
- Check seasonal hours for hill station and wildlife properties
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