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Mumbai has the best selection of restaurants of any Indian city. You could
probably trace the history of the metropolis by trawling through the amazing variety of food
available: Parsi dhansak, Gujarati thalis, Muslim kebabs, Mangalorean seafood and, of course, Mumbai's famous speciality bhelpuri -a tasty snack of crisp noodles, puffed rice, spiced vegetables, crushed puri, chutney and chillies. The city's delicious seafood is safe to eat-even during the monsoon months.
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Restaurants at Colava
Leopold Cafe & Bar: On Colaba Causeway Leopold Cafe & Bar is a Mumbai
institution. It has an extensive Continental, Chinese and veg/non-veg menu, and
the quality of food is pretty good.
Piccadilly Restaurant: On Colaba Causeway, a few blocks south of
Leopold, is the place to go for cheap western breakfast .
Cafe De La Plaza: On the 2nd floor of the Metro Plaza complex on Colaba
Causeway, is a tiny outdoor terrace cafe serving juices, burgers and sandwiches.
Tanjore: At Taj Mahal Hotel, is a sumptuous restaurant with a select menu
of tandoori dishes and thalis. It has Indian music and dance on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Restaurants at Fort
Mocambo Cafe & Bar : It is a fine spot in the heart of the fort serving a
mixture of Indian and Continental fare. The beer is cold, the sandwiches are
good and the open street frontage lets you absorb the fort's atmosphere.
Fountain Inn : In Nanabhai Lane, is one of several gallery-style
moderately priced restaurant-bars in the fort. It's a welcoming place with a
vast menu ranging from tandoori crab to simple potato chaat.
Apoorva : It is an excellent Mangalorean seafood specialist whose mouthwatering crabs and prawn gassis are known throughout South Mumbai.
Suvidha : In the National Insurance Building at 204 Dr D Naoroji Rd, has excellent South Indian vegetarian and Punjabi food .
Restaurants at Churchgate & Nariman Point
The Pizzeria : On the corner of Marine Drive and Veer Nariman Rd, has the best pizzas in the city and beautiful views of the lights of Back Bay and Mallabar Hill at Night .
Bay Bities : At the end of J Bajaj Marg, is a snack shack set in a private garden looking over the water to Cuffe Parade. It's a good place for a cheap lunch and is a comfortable vantage point from which to watch koli fishing boats heading out to sea.
Samarat Restaurant : On J Tata Rd, Churchgate, is a smart, air-con, pure veg.
restaurant .
Restaurants at Chowpatty Beach & Malabar Hill
Cafe Ideal : It is an amiable Irani-style cafe on Chowpatty Seaface with CD jukebox and the usual Continental, Chinese, Indian hybrid menu.
Cafe Naaz : On the edge of Malabar Hill's Kamala Nehru Park, is a multi-tiered terrace cafe with superb views of Back Bay and Chowpatty Beach. It's a great place to loiter
around sunset as the lights of Marine Drive come on.
China Garden : In Om Chamber, Kemps Corner is an elegant Chines restaurant and cocktail bar.
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