Chocolate lovers, try the "Pure Chocolate" and if you're not watching your weight machine, the Philadelphia Cheesecake served here is highly recommended.
If you don’t mind their choice of boring furniture, San Churro has all the makings of Bandra’s new favourite coffee shop, free wi-fi included.
The terrace bar and restaurant known for its easy vibe and excellent cocktails, like the delectable apple and date whisky martini.
Best way to break your diet. Start with their arteryclogging chip butty with chicken and finish off with a buttery “Millionaire” chocolate brownie.
Elbo Room is where you come to model watch. The space is tiny, just 700 sq. ft., and can get noisy, so get here early to grab a spot on one of the benches in the al fresco section.
Their paani puri (made from mineral water) is the stuff of legend, arecipe they’ve perfected since they opened in 1975.
The only Mexican restaurant in the city serving authentic, non-Indianised fare; favourites are the margaritas, fish taquitos and chicken enchiladas.
Gloria Jean's Coffees offers great flavor for those who likes lots of sugar and lots of cream in their coffee. Its buttery and creamy taste is very distinctive, yummy and not very bold.
Nothing ever changes at Bandra’s oldest pub, not the number plates on the walls, the classic rock playlist or the crowd.
Yellow Tree serves up food that ranges from old-time favourites like grilled sausages and mash potatoes to more articulate flavours like spinach gnocchi and ratatouille made with scarmoza cheese
An all-day dining favourite for creamy blueberry cheesecake, penne in paprika sauce and stir-fried veggies with couscous.
Traditional Italian fare in a low-key setting. Try the four-cheese pizza and pesto with hand made tagliatelle.
Despite the recent renovation, this much-loved dive bar is still the best place for a frill-free drink, and chicken lollipop.
Salt Water Café is an all-day restaurant, with muesli, and eggs for early birds and a selection of sandwiches and burgers for snackers.
This multi-level fast-food joint is popular with college students who come for cheap bites like Candies dragon chicken and junglee sandwich.
There's wines, beers, bucketfuls of chocolate desserts, Paninis, bagels and what-nots smothered in melted cheese and more...get the picture?
A sprawling multi-cuisine restaurant with passable fare, I recommend the liquor-based, hand-churned ice creams.
