B. Merwan & Co.

Totally value for money. Masala omlette with cheese and butter pav worth dying for. Try all the parsi drinks like Rogers and Sosyo. Straberry and ice cream flavour awesome. Bun maska too good 😊

First I went at B. Merwan & Co. after Heritage Walk this year. I was amazed with the old charm and ambience of this place. It is reflected in the wooden chairs, mirrors & paintings over there. Their Mawa & Walnut Cakes were delicious ! No waiting (Sunday morning). For sometime definitely, this place will take you to the bygone era.

Heritage Of Mumbai For A Reason. Superb Experience. Self Service Resturant With Coupon System. Old Charm Is Preserved Perfectly. Tried The Famous Bun Maska And Tea. ♥️ Took Mawa Cake For Takeaway Owner Is Friendly At The Counter And Helpful.

Went there for breakfast on a Saturday morning, and asked - politely - to the old man at the counter on what are the popular cake items. He replies, aggresively, that the menu is in front of you, stop asking me pointless questions and goes on a rant. The response to such an innocuous question was kind of wild. The rude old man at the counter has a lot of ego and pride that this is a "100 year old place". Uncle - that doesn't substitute warm and hospitable Bharatiya service. Be better. Food was okay. You don't go here for the food but old school charm. Personally - I will not be visiting again.

An amazing place to go for B. Merwan lovers. No change at all. Bun maska, kadak pav maska and omelette, veg puff ( melt in the mouth), custard, mava cake...ufffff!

B. Merwan is truly a gem — one of the best Irani cafés in Mumbai! Their cakes are always fresh and piping hot, especially the iconic mawa cake — simply unbeatable. Other must-tries include bun maska, brun maska, omelette pav, and cheese omelette pav. The only small feedback: the cheese used in the omelette comes in small pieces instead of being shredded — a minor thing, but worth noting. As usual, it’s a cash-only place, though some locations now accept UPI. That said, it’s widely known that traditional Irani cafés usually prefer cash. Overall, the food quality is top-notch, and the old-school charm makes it a must-visit in Mumbai!

I would not even rate 1 star for this place anymore. It used to better few years back. Old man at coujter has too much of pride and is rude. Place is unhygenic, stinking and food is tasteless. I ordered bhurji pav and tea. Rea is better at a tapri (maybe dolly chai wala makes better) bhurji was simply came with few chopped onions and chillies that I could count it was less than 5. And Bhurji was just an omelette with few cut peices. And yes wait time is too long. Would nit recommend this place.

This is a legendary parsi hotel of the old times. When you enter this hotel you step back in time. The bread and omelette,mawa cakes and khari biscuits are really yummy. Irani tea with bun maska is amazing and keeps the tradition alive of these parsi hotels in Mumbai A nostalgic hotel and must visit. U can pack some biscuits and mawa cakes from there bakery