Bombay Bustle is where India-inspired indulgences are served with warmth and style. Nostalgia-infused recipes, traditional favourites and modern creations as well as a series of flavour-forward cocktails come together to offer a Brunch experience like no other.

Mumbai is more than a city; it’s a rush of emotions. At Bombay Bustle, Brunch becomes more than a meal; it is a celebration of these feelings. Each dish is a creative expression of memories, reimagined with familiar spices, rich flavours and addictive aromas crafted to deliver a feast that’s as indulgent as it is diverse.

The brunch menu is a tribute to this beloved city, featuring everything from rich curries, bite-sized snacks, and tender slow-cooked meats to masala-infused vegetarian delights. The star of the show is Mumbai’s favourite staple: the Humble Pao, reinvented in Bombay Bustle style. With four delicious fillings - crispy onion fritters, spiced cod, fried chicken and spiced lamb, served alongside a medley of condiments — each bite transports you directly to the heart of the city.

Along with the culinary delights, they have the vibes that go with it. Guests can enjoy Brunch in either one of their upstairs dining areas. The Carriage, paying homage to the first-class railway coaches of India, or The Dining room, reflecting Mumbai’s Art Deco heritage with its vibrant pink clay plaster walls and contrasting bottle green leather upholstery.

Adding to the Brunch experience is a cocktail menu featuring signature Bustler cocktails — each a masterpiece of inspiration. A mixology of exotic spices, fresh fruits and top-shelf spirits ensures every cocktail offers a unique, multidimensional experience, making brunch here a truly fun and all-round experience.

The Bombay Bustle Brunch is available Saturday and Sunday 12pm-2:30pm, with the choice of opting for the ‘Brunch Bundle’ at £48 per person, ideal for group gatherings.

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Brunch
Saturday & Sunday: 12pm - 2:30pm

Sunday Lunch
Sunday: 12pm - 2:30pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Halal Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Online Booking
29 Maddox Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 2PA
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    3 months ago
    Bombay Bustle in Mayfair is a gem of a traditional Indian restaurant that completely blew me away. I visited with friends for a three-course meal, and every single dish was a hit! The curry I ordered was bursting with flavor, so much so that I even asked to make it spicier—much to the server’s pleasant surprise. The spice level was perfect, and I was in foodie heaven. The service was top-notch; we were more than well looked after, with attentive staff who made sure our experience was seamless from start to finish. The cocktails were delicious and perfectly complemented the meal, but the real stars were the desserts—absolute perfection! I’m already counting down the days until I can go back for round two. If you’re in London and craving authentic Indian cuisine with a side of excellent service, Bombay Bustle is a must-visit. Highly recommend!
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    2 months ago
    We had an amazing night at Bombay Bustle! The interior design is cute and charming, adding to the overall dining experience. We tried the trio of dosa, which was absolutely delicious, and the spiced grilled lamb was also fantastic. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a flavorful and enjoyable meal!
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    3 weeks ago
    We were a group of 4 adults and 2 kids that visited for an early Saturday dinner. It is a large venue split over 2 floors, and it was semi busy. Our group ordered the samosa chaat, trio of duck dosas, keema pau, garlic prawns, egg truffle naan, lamb chops, fish tikka, lal maas (mutton curry), chicken tikka makhani, black dahl, along with some rice and a few naans. The food ranged from decent to excellent. We particularly enjoyed the dosas, keema pao, garlic prawns and I was also impressed by their light and airy naans. The egg truffle naan was a bit disappointing (lacked truffle flavour) and the fish tikka a bit dry, but these were the only minor negatives on the evening. For dessert we tried the gulab jamun tiramisu and the jalebi cheesecake, with the former being the clear winner of the two. Service was quite friendly and quite speedy. It felt well organised. The bill for our group came to around £600, of which £200 was spent on drinks. On the pricier side but not excessive given the Mayfair location, and we were also able to get 15% off the bill due a current promo. Overall an excellent Indian meal and I do regret not coming here sooner, given it’s been on my radar for so long!