Best Restaurants in Colaba, Mumbai
The 8 best restaurants in Colaba, Mumbai: Mughlai, North Indian, Cafe, Breakfast, Continental, European. Ratings, price ranges, opening hours and what to order.
About Colaba
The southern tip of the island and the first place most visitors see. The Gateway of India and the Taj are here, and behind them a long shopping causeway, the naval quarter, and a working fish dock that has been landing catch since before any of it was built.
- Getting there
- No station of its own. CSMT or Churchgate, then a ten-minute taxi, or walk down from Fort in twenty-five minutes.
- When to go
- Early morning before the crowds and the heat, or evening when the Gateway is lit.
Known for
- The Gateway of India and the Elephanta ferries
- Colaba Causeway for street shopping
- Old bars and cafes off the main road
- Sassoon Docks in the early morning
Tip. Prices on the Causeway are asked, not fixed. Decide what a thing is worth to you before you start.
On in Colaba
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Amores by Jose Zendejas Foyo
A solo exhibition of paintings by the Mexican born, India based artist Jose Zendejas Foyo at this Colaba gallery, open through mid November for anyone keen to see a quieter corner of the city's art circuit.
Where to eat
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Bagdadi Restaurant
Bayview Cafe
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Cafe Churchill
Koyla
Leopold Cafe
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Olympia Coffee House
The Table
Wasabi by Morimoto
Things to do in Colaba
Colaba Causeway
The classic Mumbai street-shopping strip, from Regal Cinema to the Gateway
Gateway of India
Mumbai's most famous monument, facing the Arabian Sea at Apollo Bunder