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3 new Mumbai restaurants you need to try this week

We pick three new restaurants you should check out.

Updated on: Dec 12, 2016, 14:54:09 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Desi hot dogs: After Bandra, Desi Deli opens its second outlet in Andheri. Apart from signature hot dogs, the restaurant also offers light beers and cocktails. Watch out for new additions such as buff slider and chota dogs.

Where: Adarsh Nagar, Oshiwara, Andheri (W)
Call: 86555 52200

Apart from signature hot dogs, the restaurant also offers light beers and cocktails.

New York to Mumbai: Head to Bandra for some contemporary American fare at It Happened in New York. Inspired by the five boroughs of New York, the menu at this restaurant offers dishes such as charred chorizo and cheddar, buckwheat pancakes and sweet potato salad.

Expect dishes such as charred chorizo and cheddar, buckwheat pancakes and sweet potato salad.

Retro vibe: There’s a new party spot in town at Door No 1 in Bandra. Sip on signature cocktails, such as lemongrass ginger martini and spiked chocolate milkshake, as you unwind to retro tunes.

Where: ONGC Colony, Reclamation, Bandra (W)
Call: 6535 5355

Sip on signature cocktails, such as lemongrass ginger martini and spiked chocolate milkshake.
 
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