Prithvi Cafe, Juhu, Mumbai
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Prithvi Cafe, nestled within the iconic Prithvi Theatre complex in Juhu, Mumbai, is a cherished cultural institution and culinary haven. Established in 1978 by the renowned Kapoor family, Prithvi Cafe has evolved into a beloved gathering place for artists, intellectuals, and theatre enthusiasts alike. The cafe exudes a warm and inviting ambiance, with its rustic décor, cozy seating, and vibrant atmosphere, making it the perfect spot to unwind, socialize, and indulge in delectable fare. From aromatic chai and freshly brewed coffee to scrumptious snacks and hearty meals, Prithvi Café offers a diverse menu inspired by Indian and Continental flavors, catering to diverse palates and preferences. Whether it’s enjoying a leisurely breakfast, grabbing a quick bite before a theatre performance, or engaging in lively conversations over a cup of coffee, Prithvi Café promises a memorable culinary experience infused with the rich tapestry of Mumbai’s cultural heritage.
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Shankar Kadam
3 months agoThis is Iconic Cafe in Juhu. Usually crowded by trendy people with Gen Z vibes. Process of booking table is smooth with excellent management. Amenities is quick. I had ordered Kheema with Bhurji which was very delicious. Mango lassi was yummy too. Loved their attitude, prompt service and food quality. Must visit in Juhu
JUHI VERMA
4 months agoThe café offers a really pleasant and vibrant ambience, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. The food quality is excellent, with a wide variety of options to choose from, catering to different tastes. The must-try dishes here are definitely the paneer kulche and pav bhaji—both were absolutely delicious and full of flavor. Overall, a wonderful spot for good food and a comfortable dining experience. Highly recommended!
Jessy Anandkumar
a month agoWe've been visiting here since many years now and this place never ever disappoints. The food is beyond delicious, comforting and yum. The staff are warm welcoming and friendly. The ambience is cozy and comforting but I would recommend to visit her at night because the vibes are just amazing and better compared to afternoon. They have a digital waiting system as well as digital menu. The waiting is quite a bit but I would say its all worth the wait. Love all of it be it jalapeño cheese balls, patrani machi, fish and chips for appetizer or chole aloo kulche, butter chicken biryani, peri peri chicken pizza, pesto pasta,fired chicken burger for main course and watermelon mojito and mint mojito for drinks and tres leches, kunafa and vertigo for desserts. The price and portion both are perfect. Also the best part is their Library💖 they have some crazy book collections!!
The explorer
5 months agoInspite of visiting a couple of times before, we've never shot pictures to upload in the review as this was a busy place that involved queue system to be seated. Our last visit was on a weekday afternoon and hence we got a table without a wait time. The seating is outdoor and the menu is pocket friendly and extensive. Most of their kitchen seems outdoor and causes fumes,sizzles and fragrances of multiple dishes being cooked. The dining is moderately under dhaded trees and thoroughly placed table fans. The menu and ordering are online while the bill can be paid once your are about to leave. Amenities staff are busy but give you attention when needed. Our asked for extra plate/spoon have immediately been fulfilled. The orders once placed have also arrived quick to the table. We've been ordering from this place for years and hence have reordered most of our favorites to enjoy them fresh which include their paratha with dal makhani, red velvet brownie and cookies. Their sulemani chai and masala soda were well made too. No excessive sugars in the beverages that we ordered. Overall it was a nostalgic place for us and being able to dine without a wait time is a plus.
Priyanka
3 months ago### **Review for Prithvi Café** Prithvi Café is legendary for its vibe and history, but if I’m being honest, the food felt a bit overhyped. It’s a great spot to hang out, but the flavors were a hit-or-miss for me :( So, I was leaving for out of India but just wanted to explore this cafe before leaving as I will be missing Indian food a little! But, I kind of got disappointed with the food. To be honest the dishes I had at airport were better🥲 **The Food Breakdown:** 🌟 Egg Kheema: Just okay. It didn't quite live up to the expectations I had based on the reviews. 🌟 Butter Chicken Thali: This was a letdown. The gravy was **way too sweet**—even for Butter Chicken. It lacked that savory, spicy balance you'd expect. 🌟 Mixed Veg Paratha: One of the better items we ordered. Solid, filling, and tasted fresh. 🌟 Burger (Must Try!): The highlight of the meal. The bun isn't made of maida (refined flour), which gave it a great texture. Definitely worth a try if you want something "healthier" but tasty. Chocolate Croissant: A decent sweet finish, but nothing groundbreaking. **Drinks:** We tried the Blueberry Soda and Masala Soda. Both were refreshing and served as good palate cleansers for the meal. Go for the atmosphere and the non-maida burgers, but maybe skip the North Indian mains if you aren't a fan of sweet gravies. It's a nice place to chill, just don't expect a culinary masterpiece across the whole menu.
