Cafe 792 - Kolad

Having some good croissants in the admist beauty of nature..!! Hidden in the most crowded place of Mumbai, Cafe 792 is located at Dadar.In frame: Chocolate croissant, Cheese Croissant and cold coffee.The croissant were good and oozing out with the filling.Ambience: 4.5/5They have a lovely ambience and very good staff. Looking forward to visit again.

Cafe 792 is a hidden gem of Dadar. The ambience gives mellow vibes. There are lotta plants planted around and there are small tables and chairs placed between this greenery. It's famous for its Parsi delicacies. If you're looking for a cool and calm place to chill with your partner, then this place is for you.<br/ What I ordered  <br/ Kheema Pattice : It was filing and tasted good. But I guess it could have been a little spicy. Overall it tasted good tho. Should try it with their green chutney/sauce which complemented the kheema pattice well (4/5)<br/ <br/ Chicken puff : It was a small piece of break with and chilli flakes and sprinkled on it. (5/5)<br/ <br/ Chicken Stuffed Bread : The bread was stuffed with delicious chicken and it tasted pretty good. (4/5)<br/ <br/ Cold Coffee : A regular cold coffee, just as sweet as I like it and refreshing. (4/5)<br/ <br/ TASTE 4/5<br/ VFM 4/5<br/ AMBIENCE 5/5

This place is so cozy and green. How can a crowded place like dadar have such a cute cafe and so spacious and cozy. Me and my bestie always come here for evening chit chats and gossip. Totally recommend the yummy food, totally price worthy and has a parsi touch to it! Food recommended : cold coffee and croissant !!!

Really cute, cozy and quite cafe tucked into a corner of a busy road. Helps you get away from all the hustle of dadar circle. The food is amazing and homely. The service is on point. The owners always have a smile and welcome you in. This place is value for money, be it snacks, meals or desserts. Great quality and great taste. You can easily kill hours sitting here in the peace and quite of this place!

Fantastic place. Small yet well set. Reminds me of my childhood town panchgani. Akuri is to die for... Coffee was fantastic as well. An absolute must visit.