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Le Cafe, Chembur, Mumbai

Le Cafe, Chembur, Mumbai




Food - 7/10, decent food with quite a lot of variety to choose from.

Ambience - 7/10, simple yet elegant interiors, comfortable seating and good food amidst Chembur makes it feel like good.

Music - yes

Easy to locate - yes, it is right next to the Chembur station.

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Location: Chembur East, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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