i dont know y people just hype that madaras cafe is excellent but after my 2-3 visits i felt the food was ok , i tried thier special filter coffee which was simple nothing at all great about it , yes you can try some varities.

Madras Cafe is that kind of place where you end up quite often to get the taste of good vegetarian south Indian snack foods at great value for taste and money. Try the Tuppa and the Ada Dosa as variants to the regular Dosas. The Podi Upma, on occasions, gives just the right amount of satisfaction to your senses. And... More

Superb food. Amazing, authentic flavour and experience. Just that it's been here for decades and so has been the humid Indian weather. Seating has improved a bit, but it still lacks in the ambience department. I wish I could have all that yummy food in cool comfort and not sweat!

want to eat quality, meduim priced, authentic south indian food try cafe madras at Matunga central......also try Gomantak at bandra east for konkani fish fiesta!!! you need to be there before 10 in the evening!!!!

Looking out for authentic South Indian snacks , try out Madras Cafe in Matunga. Apart from the regular dosas and uttapas , what i recommend you try out is - Madras Misal , Gadbad Idli , Ragi doas . And ofcourse the Kesari ..as the sweet dish. I am assuming that you will not miss out the Filter coffee unless... More

A must go place in Mumbai for South Indian. Few places in this city can match the authenticity and hunger satisfying qualities of this place. Tucked away on one of the radials of King's Circle, this is a very popular breakfast place. Be sure to turn up early for the breakfast shift, as the food gets over by 11am. Be... More

Cafe Madras was my daily dinner place for about 2-3 months (maybe more). It had the best South Indian food outside of Chennai. The place is always packed and you might have to wait a bit. I believe that breakfasts are even more packed. Almost everything here is great. The service is outstanding and feel free to ask the server... More

Cafe Madras, like most old Bombay eateries having some cult following, is tucked away near Matunga cricle in a small blink and you miss it corner. Small and tidy as is expected of a south Indian joint Cafe Madras is set apart by its simple but amazing food. The menu is not extensive, but what is present is made exceptionally... More

If you are south indian food lover and would want to enjoy the traditional food, then Cafe Madras is the place to be. Do enjoy Mendu wada and fresh and soft idlis... The sambar and the chuttnis are to be hogged on and will tickle yuor taste buds :) Kappi is the name given to the traditional filter coffee of... More