Mumbai is India’s most vibrant city, with tons of options for all kinds of people. Whether it’s music, art, cinema, food, water, history or cultural events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Let us look at some of Mumbai’s most wheelchair-friendly restaurants where you can visit for great food and a fabulous time.

Estella

This chic Juhu restaurant is immensely accessible and boasts a fabulous menu and perhaps one of the prettiest views of the sea in town. Overlooking the Juhu beach, Estella has a lovely deck from where you can enjoy gorgeous sunsets and soothing sea breeze with a glass of wine and a global menu that offers everything from Greek and Italian dishes to Asian classics like sushi. It’s truly a wonderful experience!

Masala Library by Jiggs Kalra

This iconic fine dine venue by the Kalras is not only about great food but also accessibility. Located in BKC, it is well lit and spacious, with easy accessibility on the ground floor. You can choose their heritage menu, which is fixed and spans several courses of interesting dishes or go a la carte and choose classic dishes with fancy twists. Either way, Masala Library offers a fun time out.

By the Mekong

Offering an Asian fine dining experience, By the Mekong is St. Regis Mumbai’s most popular restaurants. It boasts a fantastic epicurean experience serving Southeast Asian dishes, food you’d find sailing down the Mekong River. Nestled on the 37th floor of the gorgeous hotel, here is a one-of-a-kind space where you’ll not only get easy disabled access but also stunning views of the city melting into the sea.

The Bombay Cartel

For a boho chic vibe, head to The Bombay Cartel in south Mumbai’s Kamala Mills Compound area, where the differently abled are more than welcome. It is wheelchair accessible, spacious, and offers several disability-friendly amenities including disabled seating arrangements. With comfort food high on the menu, from north Indian staples to fondue, this is the place to be, especially on rocking weekends. 

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