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Best thin crust pizza in Mumbai 2026: Pizza Vita?
The Bandra branch has better consistency than the Lower Parel one in my experience, and their weekday lunch deal at around 450 is the real value. For thin crust I'd also put Si Nonna's in Lower Parel close behind.
honestly the weekday lunch queue tells u everything
450 is only for the basic margherita now, add a topping and it crosses 600, which kills the value argument for me
Khar branch, quieter and same dough
Good shout on the quieter vibe there. Only thing is the Khar oven runs a touch cooler so the base comes out softer than the original outlet, ask them to keep it in longer if you like it crisp.
yeah, but Si Nonna closes at 10.30 sharp, so no late pies
agreed on bandra over parel but i'd say si nonna's crust is actually thinner than vita's, just less consistent on busy nights. what time do u usually go for that lunch deal, weekdays at 1 it's packed
What time do you usually hit that lunch deal? By 1:30 the tables free up but the pies start coming out slower.
12:15 sharp, before the office crowd lands
Pizza Vita's dough is fine but nobody talks about how their oven situation changed last year, and that's exactly why some pies come out limp now. If you're chasing proper thin crust, try Gustoso in Juhu instead. Their base is thinner than what you're describing and they don't pile on the cheese like everyone else does. Skip the weekend rush too, it's a mess.
bharat restaurant and bar reviews 2026
Bharat on Lamington Road is a decent old-school bar, cheap drinks and no pretension, but it's a locals' peg-and-chakna spot rather than a night out.
Fair warning: the kitchen shuts early, so treat it as a drinks stop before 10pm rather than dinner.
Tuesdays they shut by 9:30.
True, and the last order for food is usually around 9:15, so don't bank on a late bite there.
Yeah the peg-and-chakna read is spot on. Only thing I'd add is the AC section upstairs is where you actually want to sit in summer, ground floor gets muggy by 8. For a proper night out most folks I know walk over to the Grant Road side instead.
the chakna spread is the real draw tbh