Dishoom Bombay Cafe (Covent Garden) ✅

Dishoom Bombay Cafe is the United Kingdom’s most celebrated Indian dining institution, founded in 2010 by cousins Shamil and Kavi Thakrar as a heartfelt tribute to the early 20th-century Irani cafes of old Bombay. Combining warm Parsi-Bombay hospitality with meticulously researched heritage recipes and philanthropic meal-sharing (donating a meal to a child for every meal served), Dishoom has become a staple of London’s culinary scene. Where It Is Located: The original flagship Dishoom cafe is situated at 12 Upper St Martin’s Lane in the theatre district of Covent Garden, Central London, UK (Postcode WC2H 9FB), with sister cafes across Shoreditch, King’s Cross, Carnaby, Kensington, Canary Wharf, Edinburgh, Manchester, and Birmingham. What Happens Here & Key Facilities: Designed with bentwood chairs, marble-topped tables, vintage Bombay family portraits, and slow-turning ceiling fans, Dishoom serves all-day menus from 8:00 AM until 11:00 PM. Morning guests gather for the famous Bacon and Egg Naan Roll—freshly baked by hand in the tandoor and layered with cream cheese, chili tomato jam, and fresh herbs—alongside bottomless House Chai. Lunch and dinner feature the iconic House Black Daal (simmered over 24 hours for rich, velvety depth), Chicken Ruby, Gunpowder Potatoes, Spicy Lamb Chops, Jackfruit Biryani, and Permit Room craft cocktails. The venue also offers private group dining, corporate catering, and nationwide meal kits.

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