Starbucks — Restaurant in Mumbai

I recently visited a Starbucks outlet in Mumbai, and it instantly merged with my relaxation mode. The ambiance was refreshingly calm, making it the perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The impeccably clean surroundings—from the gleaming countertops to the neatly arranged seating—offered a sense of comfort and ease that put my mind at rest.

The friendly baristas welcomed me with warm smiles, preparing my coffee to perfection. There’s nothing like a smooth latte to help me unwind after a busy day! What impressed me further was the tasteful interior design. A mix of cozy sofas, soft lighting, and subtle art pieces created a laid-back vibe where I could truly switch off and indulge in much-needed “me-time.”

If you’re looking for a tranquil spot to relax, recharge, or simply enjoy a quiet coffee break, Starbucks Mumbai has all the elements covered—cleanliness, service excellence, and a comforting atmosphere. It’s become my go-to haven for sipping coffee and savoring the moment in total peace.

It is simply the BEST CAFE in...

Today, I visited *Starbucks Coffee - S.V.Road,Santacruz * and ordered a cold coffee, but it turned out to be one of the worst cold coffees I have ever tasted. Compared to Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) and Third Wave Coffee, this was a big letdown.

The cold coffee was excessively sweet, lacking the robust coffee flavor you expect from a premium chain, and tasted more like a milkshake than a true coffee drink. The overall taste was unbalanced and disappointing, especially if you prefer your cold coffee to actually taste like coffee and not just sugared milk.

While the ambience at Starbucks Turner Road is cozy and the service is prompt, if you appreciate good cold coffee, CCD and Third Wave Coffee offer far superior options. Starbucks may be popular for its variety and setting, but the cold coffee today did not live up to the expectations or the...

All Starbucks in Mumbai atleast are mostly large and spacious than i have seen abroad. And again Starbuck & most coffee shops close by 6pm in western countries apart from very rare few.. but in India until 1am, i guess with Rich spoilt Indians...anything goes.

Places where kids as young as 9-10 are left alone by parents and for what ? To have a fruitish sugary drink. And i have seen this in almost all Starbucks i have ventured in Mumbai.

Some food is alright, some is pre-made defrosted stuff.

Coffees are so so, but are priced at same level as in NY or London, but probably paying 1/4 the staff wages. Food too is exhorbiantly priced, making sure only 10% of mumbai's population can afford it or Mummys boy and daddy princess who appear to be regular...