Best Cafes in Bandra
A community-ranked list of the 6 best cafes in Bandra, currently topped by Pali Village Cafe (Bandra, Mumbai). Rankings shift as locals vote — last updated Aug 14, 2026.
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Bandra, Mumbai
All-day cafe in the Pali Naka area with a plant-filled dining room and courtyard seating, serving a broad continental and all-day-breakfast menu.
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Bandra, Mumbai
Coffee-focused cafe on Waterfield Road opposite National College, known for filter coffee and espresso drinks alongside a light all-day food menu.
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Bandra, Mumbai
Outpost of the specialty coffee roaster on Pali Hill, sourcing single-origin beans from Indian estates and serving pour-overs and espresso drinks alongside pastries.
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The Nutcracker
cafeBandra, Mumbai
Brunch cafe near Bandra Reclamation with an outdoor patio, known for sourdough waffles, scrambled eggs on toast and a well-executed flat white.
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Candies
cafeBandra, Mumbai
Long-running cafe in the Union Park pocket of Pali Hill with garden seating, serving sandwiches, pastas and coffee to a regular neighbourhood crowd.
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KC Roasters
cafeKhar, Mumbai
Small-batch coffee roaster and cafe tucked into the lanes of Chuim Village in Khar Danda, serving single-origin filter and espresso drinks in a quiet residential setting.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the best cafes in Bandra?
- Pali Village Cafe is currently ranked #1 in Bandra, according to community ranking.
- How many cafes are on this list?
- There are currently 6 cafes on this list.
- How is this list ranked?
- Entries are ranked by community votes — upvotes move an entry up, downvotes move it down. Anyone can add an entry, edit its blurb, or cast a vote, and this list is a wiki: rankings update live as votes come in, with no editorial gatekeeping.