Looking for the best burgers in Mumbai? Look no further.
Burgers are the ultimate comfort food. Messy, filling and oh-so-good, with melted cheese and perfectly-grilled meat (or a vegetarian/vegan patty for those who prefer), it’s hard not to say no to a great burger. Paired with fries and dips, you have the perfect meal. Whether you like it gourmet or fuss-free, there are a plethora of options to choose from. What’s more, with the number of homegrown burger brands popping up, you won’t be hard-pressed to find a great burger in the city with longest name. We spoke to several tastemakers and food personalities to get their recommendations on the best burgers in Mumbai.
Best burgers in Mumbai
Burgers are the ultimate comfort food. Messy, filling and oh-so-good, with melted cheese and perfectly-grilled meat (or a vegetarian/vegan patty for those who prefer), it’s hard not to say no to a great burger. Paired with fries and dips, you have the perfect meal. Whether you like it gourmet or fuss-free, there are a plethora of options to choose from. What’s more, with the number of homegrown burger brands popping up, you won’t be hard-pressed to find a great burger in the city with longest name. We spoke to several tastemakers and food personalities to get their recommendations on the best burgers in Mumbai.
Best burgers in Mumbai
Salt Water Cafe, Bandra
For the best burgers in Mumbai, Salt Water Cafe (Chapel Rd Rose Minar, 87 Annel, Church St, Bandra West) tops my list of places to try! I’ve tried their fish and chips burger and the lamb burger, and they’re absolutely outstanding. I also quite like Good Flippin’ Burgers (multiple outlets) and Woodside Inn (multiple outlets). Their burgers are nice and juicy, freshly made and and full of flavour. You know they’re not a big chain where patties will be highly processed and stuffed in the bun. Good Flippin’ Burgers does a great bhoot jolokia chilli burger called the Bhoot.” Anuradha Joshi Medhora, owner, Charoli Foods
Good Flippin’ Burgers and Woodside Inn
“I am in love with the Cluckinator burger from Good Flippin’ Burgers and the ghost chilli-spiced chicken burger from Woodside Inn. The Cluckinator is my comfort burger for when I have to order in, whereas the ghost chilli burger is for when I want to step out. Both burgers pack a great punch, have a great filling-to-bread ratio and are extremely satisfying. My other late night guilty pleasure is the cheesy chicken burger from Burgzooka (order online).” Pooja Dhingra, pastry chef and founder, Le15 Patisserie
Jimis Burger, Louis Burger and Jamjar Diner
“Jimis Burger (multiple delivery outlets) does this stuffed herb chicken cheese burger that’s really nice. The lamb burger by Louis Burger (Shop No. 7, Kamala Mills Compound, near Radio Mirchi Office, Lower Parel) is also worth a try. I really like the buff burger at O Pedro (Unit No 2, Plot No C-68, Jet Airways – Godrej BKC, Bandra Kurla Complex; order online or call 7506525554) and Jamjar’s (Gazebo House, 1st, 133, Hill Rd, Bandra West) chimichurri queso burger. I don’t like b**f very often, but they both have such a well done patty, and there’s no extra sauces oozing out. They’re just plain good burgers with a nice patty that goes down well. Louis and Jimmy’s are exactly the opposite—they have sauces dripping, a juicy patty, and basically burgers ideal for when you want to eat indulgent carb-heavy food. All of them also have brioche-like buns that are soft.” Nikki Gupta, brand consultant at We Do (Things)
O Pedro, BKC
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