Name: Cafe Samovar
Address: Jehangir Art Gallery, 161-B, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Telephone: +912222047276
Price range: $$$
Rating: 1

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Clients book a table for tasty dishes here and enjoy the sights of David Sassoon Library and Reading Room. This restaurant offers you great dishes of Indian cuisine. You will like its food, particularly tasty chicken, prawns and cutlets. It's a must to try good beer when visiting Cafe Samovar. Come here and have delicious coffee, tea or lassi.

The success of this place would be impossible without the attentive staff. Fabulous service is something guests agree upon here. From the guests' viewpoint, prices are democratic. At this spot, people can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and homey decor. This restaurant gained 4 on Trip.

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Zomato Not rated yet Foursquare Not rated yet Google 3.9/5 ⋅ 17 votes Facebook 4.8/5 ⋅ 22 votes

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Cash only No Wi-Fi No booking Takeaway

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Anuradha Sawant

2 years ago on Google

This place is closed. Please update Google maps.

Relwin Dsouza

3 years ago on Google

I came to know about this place from Choti Si Baat (1976) Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: ₹1,200–1,400

Nairit

10 years ago on Zomato

Cafe Samovar which is named after a self boiling metal container prevalent in Kashmir and Central Asia is a gem of a cafe at the heart of Kala Ghoda. Located inside the Jehangir Art Gallery, it is a must visit after you enjoy your tour of the gallery. This place has an old-school charm that has grown over the years with the iconic crowd of artists that it attracts. The food is tasty and affordable even for students and research scholars. It is a great place to chill with friends over "regular chai" in small glasses a la roadside tea-stall and nibble on Mutton Samosas or Lachha Parathas with Mutton Kheema. Service is a little bit on the slower side, in keeping with the overall mood of the place. It closes down by 19:30 which is a pity. Highly recommended.

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