Gaylord, Indian restaurant in Churchgate, Mumbai, India
Gaylord is an Indian restaurant in Churchgate featuring mid-century modern design, glass facades, and three distinct dining areas including an outdoor café and an upstairs section. The spaces combine open and vertical layouts to accommodate different types of guests.
The restaurant was founded in the 1950s by Pishori Lal Lamba and Iqbal Ghai and has shaped Mumbai's dining scene since then. It underwent a major renovation in the 1980s, followed by a complete overhaul in recent years.
The walls display large paintings with expressive faces that define the space. The place has attracted many famous Bollywood actors and directors, becoming a meeting point for artists and filmmakers over the decades.
The restaurant offers outdoor seating and multiple floors, so visitors can explore the space according to their preference. The menu includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian dishes, so there are options for all preferences.
The mezzanine floor displays curated vintage photographs documenting the establishment's history, staged with mood lighting for effect. This collection visually tells the story of decades of guests and events that shaped the place.
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