Restaurant Week India, Global Sunday Brunches And Oktoberfest Take Over Mumbai This Weekend
Weekend plans feel a little better when there is good food involved. So, if you don't have any plans yet, and are in the mood to sample a chef-curated menu, spend a lazy afternoon over brunch or discover craft beers with friends, Mumbai has plenty to put on your radar. From a nationwide dining festival to global food spreads and an Oktoberfest celebration, here are five food-filled experiences to…
Mumbai's weekend events promise a diverse culinary adventure for food enthusiasts. Restaurant Week India returns with its Autumn Edition, featuring over 100 restaurants across 10 cities between October 16 and November 1. Attendees can enjoy prix-fixe menus, dessert tastings, and unique dining experiences at various eateries.
Another option is The Square, Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach, which hosts a garden-inspired brunch every Sunday. The menu includes a variety of dishes such as sandwich rolls, fruit skewers, barbecue grills, sliders, and flatbreads, complemented by lemonade, a chocolate fountain, DIY s'mores, live singing, and activities for children.
Baglami, located in Bandra Kurla Complex, offers a Sunday brunch every week with a diverse menu ranging from soups and small plates to substantial mains and desserts. Options include roasted cauliflower and truffle soup, beetroot sliders, harissa chicken croquettes, pumpkin risotto, and creamy Tuscan chicken ragu, ending with pistachio baklava sundae and dark chocolate tart. Live music and beverage packages enhance the dining experience.
For Oktoberfest enthusiasts, PUBLIC - Beer Hall & Snack Bar in Versova is celebrating Indian craft beers with a unique lineup. The menu features Indian craft beers like Great State Aleworks' Märzen and Scotch Ale, Rolling Mills' Japanese Rice Lager, Toit's Tint-In-Wit, and Igloo Brewing's Public Poha Lager. Other styles include an IPA, stout, hefeweizen, and blonde ale, offering a range of flavors for beer lovers to explore.
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