The quaint lanes of Mumbai's Colaba Causeway welcomed a new restaurant that fuses Indian with continental cuisine, serving you dishes in a vintage ambiance while reliving the 60s Bombay.

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pIt has suddenly become a trend to relive the by-gone era; be it the Taj Tea House that brings back the concept of high-tea or the Sanctum furniture boutique that curates antique furniture to adorn your homes. The newly launched all-day diner and bar in Mumbai called Bombay Vintage is built on similar lines. Situated right opposite the renowned Regal cinema, this new diner is a rhetorical blend of Bombay from the 60s, serving an eclectic mix of Indian, American and Continental cuisines./p
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pThe ground floor sports a raw look with exposed iron beaks on the ceiling and wooden walls adorned with classic movie posters of strongMadhubala /strongand other legends. A wooden stairway connects it to the first floor with walls sporting vintage portraits and snapshots of Bombay back in the day, and a few artistically crafted copper plates. The seating, arranged in a retro dining style with chairs covered in velvet like upholstery and glass top tables with wooden stands, gives you a picture of the designerandrsquo;s affinity towards his local roots./p pandnbsp;/p
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pWe were surprised to see the menu...