B Merwan

Located near Grant Road railway station, usually crowded with people for Morning breakfast. Nice ambience with paintings and antiques. We tried their famous Bun Muska pav, loaded with butter. We also had Half fry omelette and cheese omelette, but cheese cubes were just placed on that. Last but not the least we had tasted Palonji's Rasberry and Ice cream flavour soda which was refreshing. Overall it's a nice place to have breakfast. If you're in a hurry, just try their Mava cake or Custard.

The owners are very generous and humble by nature. Our family is visiting them from last 4 generations! Nicely maintained. The atmosphere is nostalgic. Hygienic..my all time favorite is Bun Maska, Mawa cake & Tea..of course Mawa Samosa is their specialty.. they serve custard, Bread pudding, cake toast too!

Sometimes harmony and balance exist in unlikely places. One such snapshot from the past exists right opposite the grant road train station. The ambience is spartan, and the vibe, weathered. However, the warm mava cake in the morning is the perfect foil. Mildly sweet, rich but light at the same time. The veg puffs are crisp and savory. The lightness of the bread balanced by the thick butter slathered till the edges. And the tea brings it all together. The owners are likely the last of many generations of Parsi immigrants that have kept this place alive, and with them this bakery will finally be confined to memory only. But those that can, please try it before it does

We visited this place because of its history and it was really cool to experience sitting in a cafe that has been running for so long! The main man working here was nice and suggested that we try their marwa? Samosa and the mawa cakes with chai. It was a delicious breakfast and a great way to start our day.