Nitin's Mummy's Homely Food

Visited this place after seeing lot of reels on social media. Some over ACTOR'S have hyped this place above and beyond limit. Looking at the menu card, was very interested in trying the special Mutton thali, which had fry Mutton, Mutton rassa(without pieces) 1 boiled egg, 2 chapatis or 1 bhakari and other small side dishes. When asked the waiter, whether the bhakari or chapatis and rice were limited or unlimited, I was told, limited. Any thing extra is chargeable. Generally I felt all the dishes were over priced. So decided to order special fry Mutton (half) 1 portion of Mutton rassa, and 3 bhakari. ( Since I workout this is normal diet for me.) The delivery time was quick, and I got my order in 7/8 minutes. Extremely disappointing taste of the Mutton fry, no flavor of spices at all. Just some red masala, had to add salt to make it edible, absolutely bland. Mutton rassa was equally bad, watery, flavor less, no taste at all. Bhakari was normal. Portion size was very small, the Mutton fry was priced at 550, had hardly 5 pieces mostly bones. Some of them were chewy... Service is mediocre, you don't get the bill on your table, you have to go to the counter to pay. Ample parking space, but all uncovered. It's a total turn off in the hot summer afternoon. I genuinely appreciate the effort taken by all entrepreneurs, and generally never write critical reviews, but this place absolutely turned me down, and to the core. When you go to eat, the food must be good.... All other things can be adjusted..

Dining at the delightful open-air restaurant on the first floor offers a unique experience. This establishment is situated on Old Mumbai Pune Highway, opposite Mapro. The food and service are both excellent, though you might encounter a slight delay during peak hours. Their thalis are highly recommended, and they also serve ukdiche modak. The a la carte menu is also a good option. Ample parking is available, and the prices are reasonable.

Local thali and all other type of food available, prepared by local village people, had country chicken thali, yummy, tastes good, different type of seating arrangements a au, from dhaba type to chairs, roof top,

Food is good, 2nd time visit here. Attentive and quick service. My mutton thali was delicious. I will take 1 star off for cleanliness on tables. Overall a good food stop.

Mummy's Homely Food, located on the Old Mumbai-Pune Highway near Lonavala, offers a delightful blend of Maharashtrian and Punjabi cuisine. This dhaba-style restaurant is a hidden gem for travelers and food enthusiasts alike, especially for those seeking authentic flavors in a cozy, rustic setting. Ambiance and Crowd -- Being strategically located near the highway and Lonavala's tourist hub, the restaurant was bustling during our lunch visit. Despite the crowd, the warm and homely vibe made the waiting experience pleasant. The dhaba-style seating, combined with the aroma of freshly cooked food, added to its charm. Culinary Experience -- Soup Section -- We started our meal with their Mutton Soup, which was nothing short of spectacular. The soup was rich, flavorful, and packed with spices that warmed the soul. It set the tone for the rest of our meal. Main Course -- For the main course, we tried their Veg Thali, a simple yet delicious showcase of traditional Maharashtrian flavors. Each component, from the sabzi to the dal, was thoughtfully prepared, offering a hearty and satisfying meal. Additionally, we ordered their Chicken Zakas (Half Portion) with Jowar Bhakri. This combination was a match made in culinary heaven. The chicken gravy was robust, bursting with spices, and cooked to perfection, while the soft and warm Jowar Bhakri complemented it beautifully. Desserts -- To finish off, we indulged in their Ukadiche Modak, a Maharashtrian specialty. These steamed dumplings, filled with a sweet coconut-jaggery mixture, were melt-in-the-mouth delicious--a perfect ending to a wholesome meal. Overall Experience -- Mummy's Homely Food is a must-visit for anyone traveling around Lonavala. The restaurant offers pocket-friendly prices with generous portions, making it an excellent value for money. Whether you're craving authentic Maharashtrian dishes or simply looking for a comforting meal, this place won't disappoint.

Chicken thali and chicken sukka was good. Authentic maharashtrian food available here. They also serve ukadiche modak which is too good. We ordered prawns fry which was not as good as we expressed.

Prawns fry is absolutely love here and I didn't expect it to be so good. Chicken thali was also a different joy to the soul. Service might be a little slow in the rush hours but overall food quality will compensate for that for sure.

I expected better from them . The mutton alani soup and rice bhakri was good but the chicken zakas was below average. Anda thali had a variety of items but the main anda curry was really bad and watery had absolutely no taste. There were only two servers, they had to be reminded multiple times for food, we ordered a a cold drink which we didn't get until the end . Even the light went of twice, I literally had to eat under my phone's flashlight. I found the hotel really overhyped. Very disappointing