Sunday Brunch in Mumbai 2026: 12 Spots Worth Dressing Up For
Looking for the best Sunday brunch in Mumbai 2026? This is Paperboard's edit of the twelve brunches running every single week right now: a Thai garden brunch at Sweeney in Khar, Chef Rahul Akerkar's roast-led Sunday at Ode in Worli, a New Orleans afternoon at SoBo20 on Marine Drive, a glasshouse picnic at Drift in Lower Parel, bottomless Bangkok energy at BANNG Bar in Bandra, and solid favourites like Foo, Permit & Co. and Bastian at the Top. No one-off festival brunches, no hotel buffets. Just the Sundays worth planning your week around.
The Best Sunday Brunch in Mumbai 2026: Our Edit
1. Sweeney – Khar West
The Experience: The newest Sunday brunch in Mumbai 2026, and the one we're most excited about. Sweeney's garden, built around a 90-year-old mango tree, turns into a long Thai lunch every Sunday, with a Thai-inspired Spritz Bar, melodic house beats and Sweeney Garden Sessions, a new platform that spotlights a different female artist each week.
What to Order: The Tom Yum Benedict with charred mushroom and kaffir lime hollandaise, Thai Chilli Prawn Toast, Bangkok Crab Omelette, and Mango Sticky Rice 2.0, a coconut sticky rice waffle with fresh mango, straight off the waffle cart.
When: Every Sunday from 11 October, 12 PM onwards
Best For: Long, sunny afternoons with friends who'll stay for a second spritz.
Location: 759, 5th Lane, opposite Union Bank ATM, Ram Krishna Nagar, Khar West
2. Ode – Worli
The Experience: Chef Rahul Akerkar's Lazy Sunday Brunch is modelled on long European lunches, with a live roast carving station at its centre and a menu that rotates a few dishes every week. Unlimited cocktails, live music and no reason to rush.
What to Order: Turkish Eggs with lamb kofta, Ode's Cruffin Benny, the Pumpkin Walnut Saffron Caramelle, whatever is on the roast that week (Roast Duck and Herbed Baked Rawas are in the rotation), and the Basque Cheesecake with aamras.
Price: ₹2,500 all-inclusive with non-alcoholic drinks | ₹4,000 all-inclusive with unlimited alcohol
When: Every Sunday, 12 PM – 4 PM
Best For: Food-first tables that care about the cooking as much as the cocktails.
Location: G-04, Raheja Altimus, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli
3. SoBo20 – Marine Drive
The Experience: A New Orleans and Louisiana-inspired Sunday brunch, seen through SoBo20's Franco-American lens. A grazing table anchors the room, cocktails arrive before you ask, and jazz-house carries the afternoon with the sea just outside.
What to Order: The Louisiana Curry Puff with chilli cheese dip, Shrimp & Grits, Eggs Benedict on brioche, the Banana Foster Turnovers, and a New Orleans Mary or Mango Martini.
Price: ₹2,950 per person for food | ₹3,950 with unlimited cocktails and beer (plus taxes)
When: Every Sunday, 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Best For: Dressed-up South Bombay Sundays and date brunches with a view.
Location: Ground Floor, Marine Drive, Churchgate
4. Drift at The Orangery – Lower Parel
The Experience: The most intimate Sunday brunch in Mumbai right now. Drift's Sunday Picnic Brunch is served in The Orangery's glasshouse at Nilaya Anthology, across just two large tables for eight and sixteen guests. Lush greens, natural light and a sharing-style set menu.
What to Order: The grazing board of dips and pâtés, Croissant Avocado Tartine, Baked Camembert, Linguini alla Nerano, Honey Chilli Butter Toast with Fried Chicken, and the Sourdough French Toast to finish.
Price: ₹2,900 plus taxes per person
When: Every Sunday, seatings at 12 PM and 2 PM
Best For: Small celebrations and anyone who wants Sunday to feel like a garden party.
Location: The Orangery, Nilaya Anthology, Peninsula Corporate Park, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel
5. BANNG Bar – Bandra West
The Experience: Chef Garima Arora and Riyaaz Amlani's Bangkok bar runs a Sunday Bottomless Brunch that brings Thai street energy to the afternoon, with live counters and free-flowing cocktails split into three moods: Fresh & Fizzy, Moody & Boozy, and Umami & Yummy.
What to Order: Tom Kha Pani Puri from the live counter, Avocado Som Tum, Pattaya Nachos, Gimme My Krapow, Hong Kong Waffles, and a Phi Phi Colada.
Price: ₹2,500++ for food | ₹3,600++ with alcohol
When: Every Sunday
Best For: Bottomless brunch groups who want bold flavours, not a buffet.
Location: Pinnacle House, 15th Road, PD Hinduja Road, Bandra West
6. The Nook – Bandra West
The Experience: Bandra's favourite third space now has a Sunday ritual. The Nook Brunch Club is a relaxed 90-minute, unlimited brunch with live music, in the same warm, lived-in room we fell for when it opened.
What to Order: Matcha Pancakes with mascarpone and pistachio cream, Biscoff French Toast, Shakshouka Verde, Spicy Egg Croissant, and the Quinoa Avocado Salad with burrata.
Price: ₹1,299++ all you can eat | ₹1,999++ all you can eat and drink
When: Every Sunday
Best For: Easy catch-ups and one of the best-value Sunday brunches in Mumbai.
Location: Shop No. 5 & 6, ONGC Geliki Building, HIG Colony, Reclamation, Bandra West
7. Permit & Co. – Lower Parel
The Experience: Bombay Likes to Brunch: Unlimited Edition is for people who like their Sundays a little excessive. Unlimited food, a long five-hour window and an optional live sushi and dim sum counter.
What to Order: Truffle Kulcha Pizettes, Permit Fried Chicken, Mutton Kheema Pao, Butter Chicken, the Mini 5 Star dessert, and a Sab Ka Picante or Tiramisu Espresso Martini.
Price: ₹1,750 for food | add cocktails for ₹1,500 (pouring for three hours) | add live sushi and dim sum for ₹350
When: Every Sunday, 12 PM – 5 PM
Best For: Big groups and very hungry friends.
Location: 1st Floor, Raghuvanshi Mills, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel
8. Lyla – BKC
The Experience: Lyla's Weekend Brunch Club runs on both Saturday and Sunday, with a charcuterie grazing table, a gourmet food station, signature brunch cocktails and live music through the afternoon.
What to Order: Start at the grazing table, then head to the food station and pair it with one of the brunch cocktails.
When: Every Saturday and Sunday, from 12 PM
Best For: Families and mixed groups. It's kid-friendly, with free parking.
Location: Platina Building, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex
9. Scarlett House – Juhu
The Experience: Scarlett's Weekend Brunch in Juhu opens with a welcome drink, settles into live music, and serves a nostalgic, comforting menu built for sharing, alongside brunch cocktails made with Tigerfire vodka.
What to Order: Share the comfort classics, and order one of the brunch-only cocktails.
When: Every Saturday and Sunday, 12 PM – 4 PM
Best For: Slow weekend afternoons in the western suburbs. Kid-friendly.
Location: Jukarwadi, Juhu Tara, Juhu
10. Bastian at the Top – Dadar
The Experience: Brunch 48 floors up. Bastian at the Top's skyline brunch pairs Bastian classics with seasonal plates and sweeping views over Shivaji Park and the city.
What to Order: The Salmon Jalapeño with ponzu, the Animal Lamb Slider, and something from the Salt & Sugar section, like the brioche doughnut with sunny-side eggs.
When: Weekend brunch; confirm slot timings when you book
Best For: Celebrations and anyone visiting Mumbai who wants the view.
Location: 48th Floor, Kohinoor Square, N.C. Kelkar Marg, Dadar West
11. Foo – Multiple Outlets
The Experience: The Foo Sum Brunch is an unlimited Pan-Asian Sunday with dim sum carts rolling between tables, sushi, small plates and Foo classics. It runs across Foo outlets in the city, which makes it the easiest pick for a group spread across Mumbai.
What to Order: Whatever is on the dim sum cart, plus sushi and Foo's signature small plates.
Price: ₹1,650 for food | ₹1,550 to add drinks
When: Every Sunday, 12 PM – 4 PM
Best For: Groups, families and reliable Asian comfort.
Location: Foo outlets across Mumbai, including Churchgate
12. The Gated Community – Juhu
The Experience: One of Juhu's newest openings, from hospitality veterans Prashant Chaudhri, Puneet Gidwani and Nirmal Patel. Sunday brunch here is built for the kind of morning that turns into an afternoon, set between a long marble bar and a piano-anchored dining room.
What to Order: The signature Benedicts and waffles, then something from the cocktail list.
When: Sundays, from 12 PM
Best For: Family brunches and unhurried catch-ups.
Location: Vaishali Shopping Centre, next to Options Showroom, Vaikunthlal Mehta Road, Juhu
People Also Ask: Sunday Brunch in Mumbai 2026
Which Sunday brunch in Mumbai has unlimited alcohol? Ode, SoBo20, BANNG Bar, The Nook and Permit & Co. all offer packages with free-flowing drinks. Ode's unlimited alcohol package is ₹4,000, and SoBo20's unlimited cocktails and beer package is ₹3,950 plus taxes.
What is the best affordable Sunday brunch in Mumbai? The Nook in Bandra starts at ₹1,299++ for unlimited food, Foo's Foo Sum Brunch is ₹1,650 for food, and Permit & Co. is ₹1,750 for unlimited food.
Which Mumbai brunches also run on Saturday? Lyla in BKC and Scarlett House in Juhu both run their brunch every Saturday and Sunday.
What's the newest Sunday brunch in Mumbai? Sweeney's Sunday Thai Brunch in Khar starts on 11 October 2026.
Which area is best for Sunday brunch in Mumbai? Bandra and Khar (Sweeney, BANNG Bar, The Nook) and Lower Parel and Worli (Ode, Drift, Permit & Co.) have the most options. Juhu has Scarlett House and The Gated Community.
Which Sunday brunch in Mumbai is best for families? Lyla and Scarlett House Juhu are both kid-friendly, and Foo's dim sum carts are a hit with mixed-age tables.
From Sweeney's mango-tree garden to Ode's Sunday roast and SoBo20's New Orleans afternoon, the best Sunday brunch in Mumbai 2026 is less about endless buffets and more about rooms with a point of view. Prices and timings are as shared by the restaurants, so confirm when you book. Bookmark this list, send it to your brunch group, and make your reservation early.
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