Yazdani Bakery's shopfront in Fort, its red boards and arched window over the open doors
Inside Yazdani: framed photographs, notices and price lists filling the wall above the tables
The Yazdani Restaurant & Bakery frontage on Cawasji Patel Street, staff in whites at the counter
A hand-chalked board at Yazdani advertising fresh ginger biscuits and apple pie

Yazdani Bakery

0.4

Diesel-oven brun maska since 1953, in a building that started life as a Japanese bank.

One of the genuinely irreplaceable rooms in the city. Go early, take the bread seriously, and check before you plan to sit down.

Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai

Explicitly no wifi, no toilets and no air conditioning; shared benches, few seats and a typical fifteen-minute visit. A chai-and-brun stop, not a place to work for three hours.

How Yazdani Bakery compares in South Bombay

Yazdani Bakery ranks #124 of 134 scored cafes in South Bombay for working on a laptop, with a workability score of 0.4 out of 5. That is 1.2 below the area average of 1.6.

Of the 4 factors we could verify, seating is the strongest at 0.4 out of 5 and power is the weakest at 0.

Not yet verified: quiet. If you have worked here, the submit page takes corrections.

It is open Daily 7am–7pm. Typical spend is ₹100–250. It sits in Fort, South Bombay.

If power matters most for your session, Bombay Coffee House, Ballard Estate in Ballard Estate scores 4 for it.

  • Wi-Fi

    Reviews explicitly state 'do not expect to find parking, toilets, wifi or air-conditioning here'

  • Power

    No wifi/AC/amenities confirmed; mostly takeaway with sit-down service reported closed as of 2023

  • Seating

    Wikipedia records that as of 2023 it was operating take-out only, with sit-down service closed.

We last checked this cafe on 2026-08-23. Wifi gets worse and rules change. If you're sitting there now, one tap keeps the next person honest.

Did the wifi hold up?
Could you plug in?
Did they let you stay?

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