Bombay Baking Co.

Excellent food and taste. Highly recommend Vada pav, belgian chocolate pastry, Bombay sandwich, Pani Puri, samosa chaat, pav bhaji, achari paneer pizza, and all cookies! Ambiance is amazing and staff is extremely helpful. Chef Nitin and his recepies are amazing! He has nailed the recipes for items to taste like Bombay Street food style with excellent quality.

Do try their vada pav, it tastes very similar to the one in Mumbai, and their chocolate mousse and pineapple pastries are yummm! They also have in-house bread, pastries, chicken wrap items, and cookies. Do give them a visit. Highly recommended! 😁😋

Amazing pastries and baked goods. What’s overlooked is their entrees and more importantly their Desi chicken burger: to die for, include the masala fries and it’s a different level experience.

We visited here and tried the Bombay Sandwich and the Indian Fusion Pizza. Both were delicious with authentic flavors and good portions. Great taste, good quantity, and definitely worth coming back for!

We recently visited this place and had the chance to try the Bombay Sandwich and the Indian Fusion Pizza, and both were absolutely fantastic. The flavors were spot on and truly authentic, reminding us of classic Indian street food with a creative twist. The Bombay Sandwich was perfectly balanced with fresh ingredients and bold spices, while the Indian Fusion Pizza was a pleasant surprise—unique, flavorful, and generously topped. The portion sizes were quite satisfying, making the meal feel well worth the price. Everything was fresh, well-prepared, and served with great attention to taste and quality. Overall, it was a wonderful experience with great food, good quantity, and flavors that really stand out. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and will definitely be coming back to try more items from the menu.

Bit expensive for street food. Also we ordered chicken achari pizza there was barely any chicken for $17! The wrap and puff was average for this price range. At least make it worth for the customers to spend. Not worth. Being an Indian from Bombay it’s nothing like Bombay. Flavors were okay too.

Update June 22 tried their iraní tea - it was fantastic however the taste of vadapav and egg puff is not consistent. I have to shave off one point. ******** Bombay Baking Co. is a fresh and welcome addition to Woburn’s growing Indian street food scene. This bright and clean café has a modern, inviting vibe with plenty of parking and super friendly staff. The vada pav was a standout—the flavors were bold and authentic, though the batter could have been a bit thinner for that perfect crunch. The butterscotch pastry was a delightful surprise—rich, moist, and indulgent. The egg puff was satisfying and well-seasoned, while the chili cheese toast was just average and could use a bit more punch. One disappointment: they were out of milk and couldn’t serve tea, which felt like a missed opportunity in a café setting. That said, the overall experience was positive, and I’m looking forward to coming back to try more from their menu.

I have ordered mirchi bajji with onion as shown on the menu picture. They gave cut mirchi. I ordered samosa chat, they gave me samosa kichidi. I don't recommend these for anyone