Mumbai is known as the city that never sleeps. In fact, foodies will always find something new to discover and explore here. September brings a new wave of culinary delights to the city’s dining scene. With the rains subsiding and the city sporting a new look, foodies have a lot to look forward to. If you are keen to try new restaurants, you won’t be disappointed. There are several new restaurants here that promise a memorable experience. Read our compilation below:
Here are 5 new Mumbai restaurants and bars worth trying in September-October 2024:
1. Bombay Dock, Bandra
Bombay Daak is the latest venture from celebrated chefs Niyati Rao and Sagar Neve. At this new bar, the duo behind the award-winning Eka serves up “Daru” and “Chakna” that are a tribute to India’s rich drinking culture. The tasting menu experience allows diners to engage with the team in an open kitchen setting, while the a la carte menu features hyper-local cocktails. Each small plate and drink has been curated after a year of intensive research across the country. Furthermore, the intimate thirty-seater space aims to capture the mood of a pre-colonial Indian bar with dark wooden interiors, hand-painted botanical tiles, lamps restored from the old Bombay British whisky bar, and other thoughtful touches.
Where: Shop No – 5/21, ONGC Complex, HIG Colony, Nityananda Nagar, Reclamation, Bandra West.
2. Next Door, Bandra
Another recent restaurant to open in Bandra is Next Door, an all-day restaurant and bar spread across three floors. The ground floor has a warm, community-focused ambiance. The first floor has a great dance floor and bar and makes for an exciting party zone. Finally, Next Door also offers a rooftop experience for a cozy dinner and drinks under the stars. The menu, crafted by Chef Ritesh Tulsiyan, includes Indian, European, Mediterranean and Asian cuisine that can be served with a variety of cocktails.
Where: Chapel Road, St. Sebastian Colony, Syed Wadi, Ranwar, Bandra West, Mumbai.
3. Avocado, Bandra
When it comes to good food and great ambiance, Bandra really has no shortage of options. A unique spot opened at the end of August: a 12-seat all-day café named after the Japanese word for “avocado.” Avocado’s menu features a creative blend of avocado with Japanese flavors. Diners can enjoy small plates, snacks, sushi, rice bowls and more in a cozy space with clean lines, natural ingredients and a calm atmosphere.
Where: Shop No. 1, Sefa House, Pali Mala Road, Bandra West, Mumbai.
4. My, Oh My!, Andheri
My, Oh My! Live Kitchen & Bar is one of the newest restaurants to open in Andheri West. The menu features dishes full of Italian and European flavours that can be served with handcrafted cocktails. There are also several non-alcoholic options to choose from. The interiors of the restaurant feature an open kitchen while the outdoor area features a skylighted terrace and home-grown microgreens. Community tables add to the welcoming ambiance.
Where: Melbourne Building, Shastri Nagar Lane 1, Shastri Nagar, Andheri West, Mumbai.
5. Bombay Cartel, Fort
Bombay Cartel has opened a new swanky outpost in Kala Ghoda. The restaurant and bar combines the historic essence of its location with its distinctive modern flair. It has also launched a new cocktail menu called ‘Bombay Zara Hatke’. Each drink is meant to pay tribute to the city’s vibrant culture and heritage. As for food, Bombay Cartel is known for its wide range of vegetarian dishes for every mood.
Location: No. 2, Ground Floor, Eli Chambers, Nagindas Master Road, Cross Lane, Homi Modi Street, Opposite Bombay House, Fort.
