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1. Kyani & Co.
Around 120 years old and described as Mumbai's oldest operating Irani cafe, serving bun maska, Irani chai, keema pav and cherry custard near Marine Lines.
View details — Kyani & Co.Coffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
18 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in India
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Around 120 years old and described as Mumbai's oldest operating Irani cafe, serving bun maska, Irani chai, keema pav and cherry custard near Marine Lines.
View details — Kyani & Co.Café
Jaipur's best-known modern chai house, overlooking Central Park on Prithviraj Road, with a long tea list, vegetarian snacks and a small design store upstairs.
View details — Tapri CentralCafé
A Connaught Place bakery with roots in a Swiss couple's 1920s catering business, known for plum cake, shortbread, lemon tart, patties and pastries.
View details — Wenger’sCafé
A Parsi-Irani cafe in Ballard Estate since 1923, famous for its berry pulao made with barberries from Iran, salli boti, dhansak and caramel custard.
View details — Britannia & Co.Café
Pioneering Jaipur specialty roaster founded by former army officer Neeraj Sheoran, roasting Indian, Kenyan and Rwandan beans and serving all-day food in C-Scheme.
View details — Curious Life Coffee RoastersCafé
A no-frills, worker-run coffee house on the top floor of Mohan Singh Place, serving cheap coffee, dosas and omelettes to a crowd of regulars since the 1950s.
View details — Indian Coffee HouseCafé
Relaxed café beside the Anokhi store on Prithviraj Road, using produce from the Anokhi farm for salads, pizzettas, organic breads and fresh pomegranate juice.
View details — Anokhi CaféCafé
An Irani cafe and bakery opposite Grant Road station since 1914, famous for mawa cakes, butter buns and Irani chai that often sell out by mid-morning.
View details — Merwan & Co.Café
A long-running open-air café at the Triveni Kala Sangam arts centre in Mandi House, overlooking a garden amphitheatre and known for its spiced carrot cake.
View details — Triveni Terrace CafeCafé
Jaipur micro-roaster set in a converted bungalow on Kamla Marg, serving Indian single-origin pour-overs and espresso alongside music, comedy and art events.
View details — Alchemist Coffee CompanyCafé
A courtyard café at the National Crafts Museum that reinvents regional Indian dishes with local grains, in a setting styled on a roadside dhaba.
View details — Cafe LotaCafé
An all-day cafe and bakery on Rope Walk Lane with three rooms, from a high-ceilinged coffee room to a moody wine bar, known for salads, sandwiches and cakes.
View details — Kala Ghoda CafeCafé
A busy Matunga cafe serving South Indian breakfasts and lunches, from fluffy idli with sambar to benne pessarettu dosa and pineapple sheera.
View details — Cafe MadrasCafé
Jaipur's original lassi shop on MI Road, founded in 1944 and serving thick sweet or salted lassi in clay kulhads until the day's curd runs out.
View details — Lassiwala MI RoadCafé
A long-running Delhi café with several outlets in Khan Market, known for Italian comfort food, ice cream, cheesecakes and walls of classic film posters.
View details — The Big Chill CafeCafé
Casual brunch café on Sahakar Marg serving bagels, burgers, risotto, smoothie bowls and flavoured coffees, with gluten-free options and a well-liked blueberry cheesecake.
View details — KohheeCafé
A Chandni Chowk sweet shop frying jalebis in desi ghee since 1884, served hot and crisp in sugar syrup, with rabri poured over for extra richness.
View details — Old Famous Jalebi WalaCafé
A specialty coffee roaster and craft bakehouse in a restored 1925 bungalow on Chapel Road in Bandra, serving small-batch Indian coffee and inventive milk drinks.
View details — Subko Coffee Roasters