Khyber is good, leopole ofcourse

leopolD!!OFCURSE!

Crystal at Marine Lines - reasonably priced - as a student who has to eat out everyday, the place is a welcome relief from all the other overpriced places in South Mumbai- the food’s alright - nothing to rave about,but well cooked - it’s a small dingy place , almost ramshackle I’d say, but then that’s precisely why it’s popular - adds to the old world charm without compromising on the hygiene. the popularity’s a pain, though-there’s always a crowd, and having to wait for your turn isn’t very nice when you’re ravenously hungry.

Cafe Universal, in Fort Market for the great ambience - Essentially, Mondy’s minus the crowds and noise of Causeway.

Tea Centre, in Churchgate for the divine Apple Butter tea, and old world charm.

Last, one of my favourites - Bayview, on the rooftop of the Strand near Radio Club - same view as from the Taj, but at a tenth of the price. Great place to kick back with a beer, pretty decent finger food too. Get there around 6-ish, watch the sunset. Bliss :)

Copper Chimney is an about 23 years old restaurant located in Worli.

Best Restaurants in Delhi

North Indian/Mughlai

1. Gaylords, CP

2. Delhi Durbar, CP

3. Gulati, pandara Park

4.Moti Mahal deluxe, GK-I Market

5. Oh Kolkata, Nehru Place

Chinese

1. Chopsticks, Asian Games Village

2. Mainland China, GK-II

3. Zen, CP

South Indian

1. Saravana Bhavan, CP

2. Sagara Ratna, Defence Colony

3. Swagatha, Defence Colony(for Non-Veg)

These exclude the Restaurants in Star Hotels

My personal favorite is Bombay Blue of Lower Parel. I like this place because the ambience is pretty awesome and they have a wide array of options in their menu and this multi specialty restaurant stands out.

Hi, i fully Agree with you..!

Regards

Amit