The Little Door — Restaurant in Mumbai

A little door that opens up to a fun place with games, drinks, music and lip-smacking food.

Located in the by lanes right opposite citi mall. Its around the corner besides Jimmy burger.

It has hoarding that's lit-up during the night, will be a easy catch.

Choose little door for my friday night drinks tradition with friends since it was listed on zomato gold for drinks ;-) .And I did thoroughly enjoy this place.

You can also book a table here from zomato.

Starting with the place, it offers indoor and outdoor seating arrangements. Place is suited for big and small groups of people. They have a foosball table placed on the outside, which is actually fun with your with friends.

The ambience is very lively, decor well done with all the wall hangings and tile colors. From the outside the place looks just ordinary but from the inside it goes WOW thanks to the interiors of the place.

Their music is great and also have performances held here.

In terms of food they offer greek ,spanish and italian cuisines to savor.

Started off with their Ravioliachos, a unique combination of ravioli and nachos.Tasted great and a must have.

Next up was their pollo verde, a spicy salsa green sauce with chicken and mixed peppers tossed with onion. Chicken cooked well, had the right amount of tanginess and spice to it. A good choice for someone who enjoys a tangy spicy combination.A real hero for me.

Pinchito was next, skewered morsels of chicken with saffron sauce marination. Chicken served in skewers seemed a bit hard to chew although the saffron sauce did add a nice texture to the dish. Still wasn't a big fan of it.

Final dish was the Vodka penne pasta, basil and parmesan served with young tomato sauce served with garlic bread. The sauce and pasta made a very delightful combination for my taste buds but I expected some punch of vodka as the name suggested. Still enjoyed the dish.

Prices seemed to be justified for the dishes. Also not to mention that the staff seems great and are always ready to give suggestions incase you get lost or confused with the menu items.

Overall a fun place that ticks all the checks, looking forward to more friday...

Restaurant Review: The Little Door - A European Gem with Casual Dining and Exceptional Service

I recently had the pleasure of dining at The Little Door, a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of the city. From the moment I stepped inside, I was transported to a charming European ambiance that exuded warmth and elegance. This restaurant offers a delightful combination of European cuisine, casual dining, and impeccable service, making it an unforgettable dining experience.

The Little Door's menu showcases a diverse range of European dishes that are sure to satisfy any palate. From classic French delicacies to Italian-inspired pasta dishes and Spanish tapas, each bite was a delightful journey through European flavors. The ingredients were fresh, and the presentation was exquisite, reflecting the attention to detail that the restaurant prides itself on.

What truly sets The Little Door apart is its relaxed and inviting atmosphere. The cozy seating arrangements, soft lighting, and the rustic decor create an intimate setting perfect for a romantic dinner or a gathering with friends. The restaurant strikes a balance between sophistication and comfort, making it a welcoming space for diners of all kinds.

However, it is the exceptional service that truly elevates the dining experience at The Little Door. The staff members are knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely passionate about ensuring that every guest has a memorable visit. From offering insightful recommendations to accommodating special dietary requests, their professionalism and warm hospitality were evident throughout the evening.

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a delightful meal in a relaxed setting, The Little Door is a must-visit. The combination of European cuisine, casual dining, and outstanding service creates an experience that is both memorable and enjoyable. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a taste of Europe with a touch...

We had gone for a Sunday brunch. The vibe of the place is the only reason for the 1 star as it was all downhill from there. We had to choose between 2 packages (no ala carte), and made to wait 20 minutes at the table with the receipt to pay before we could be allowed to place an order. We kept asking the waiter to allow us to pay or at least take our order and the waiter said "there are a lot of billings we have to do, you need to wait". When we spoke to the manager, fortunately he asked the waiter to take the order and do the billing later. They took 1 hour to get something as simple as a Jain bruschetta and a Nachos. The waiter kept saying that the kitchen is packed. We were a group of 20 and out of 3 servers only 1 was authorised to take any orders and the others could only serve and did not even know what they were serving. One of the servers placed a pizza on the table and said it's vegetarian but turned out to be non -veg (we had Jain, veg and non-vegetarians at the table). When we asked the same server to confirm 5 minutes later (when a vegetarian friend took a bite and found it to be off) the pizza was veg or non-veg he said it's non-vegetarian. We confronted the main waiter and asked the server in front of him and he admitted the mistake. We raised the issue to the manager who after speaking internally said that we were lying and that we were "not letting us give you a good experience". The server also back tracked from his earlier admission. All this while, my Jain friend was waiting to eat (1 hour 15 minutes since we ordered). The manager or any of the waiters didn't even bother to apologise or make an attempt to improve the service in any way, they kept saying "you can see how packed we are" . When we tried to place an order for more dishes, they said it will take a minimum of 1 hour (for 1 pasta and 1 pizza). While the place has a terrific ambience, the staff's hospitality and service is ...