Location: Mumbai
Top Restaurants in Mumbai
Top Hotels in Mumbai
- 1. Lemon Tree Premier, Mumbai International Airport
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- 4. Goldfinch Hotel Mumbai
- 5. Ginger Mumbai Andheri East
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Maharashtra, India Food Guide: 3 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mumbai
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Restaurants in Mumbai
1. Hard Rock Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 399 reviews
Reviewed By Saumyasharma271418
Special thanx to Nevile, he made my birthday party awesome, with a amazing celebration of a indian pooja style of cake cutting and treated everyone good. He was the most caring guy out there. Ill visit again and write some words about Nevile again.Hi Saumya,Wow! Thanks for your detailed review and a super cool 5 star rating & rocking review. HRC sure is the perfect blend of delicious food, great music and awesome culture. Glad that you enjoyed the complete HRC experience. A special thank you for mentioning Nevile who provided excellent service. We will make sure to inform him about your feedback and personally thank him. Do take a minute to like our Facebook page so that we can keep you tuned in to all the exciting events that we have lined up for you! If planning to visit any time in future, kindly mail us on "[email protected]â as it is always a pleasure to host Rockstars such as yourself! Team Hard Rock Cafe.
Where to eat Bar food in Mumbai: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Tamasha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
The bold fusion of Curiosity and Creativity backed by a tranquil surrounding, make Tamasha one of Mumbai's must-visit nightlife hubs.
Reviewed By BomiPardiwalla
Very good place to go and get a drink + nice place to hang out with friends and family. Love the food here too
3. The Boston Butt
The Boston Butt is Indiaâs 1st Smokery, Charcuterie & Bar. We are influenced by Texan and American Smokeries which are the best in the world. We also specialise in pre-prohibition era and signature cocktails which are made with the help of special ingredi
Reviewed By lancelotp952
Was a nice Saturday evening on which I hoped to have a good meal and drinks with my wife at the Boston Butt. We did everything right; made reservations for 830pm, and turned up on time. The restaurant was reasonably empty, and after checking for whether we had reservations, we were seated. The first words that our hostess says to us is âI have given you a table, but we need the table back within an hour and a halfâ. Not âgood eveningâ, not âwelcomeâ, not âas a person in the hospitality business, I hope you have a wonderful evening with your wifeâ, but a statement that exuded a sense of generosity on her part to grant us a table, with a threat that it needed to be vacated at a said time. I politely asked to speak with her supervisor, who told me that âall restaurants have a seating policy, and thatâs just the way it isâ. When I explained to him that a) this needs to be mentioned at the time of reservation, and b) such a threat could wait at least till a patron settles in, I was made to feel that I was being unreasonable. Finally, his supervisor seemed to realize that it was possibly not the best approach, and apologized. By then, my evening was no longer the pleasant one I had anticipated it to be, and we walked out, and will never return.The Boston Butt used to operate in much bigger premises at Kala Ghoda, and one would have imagined that not being able to succeed, and having to move in to a new smaller space would have taught them a lesson in being nice to customers. Unfortunately, we live in a Mumbai where restaurants like these continue to believe that being perceived as being busy and being a place where reservations are difficult to get is way more important than truly being busy (this is evident from the number of vacant tables that you will see around in a small space). I wish them good luck.
