There’s comfort in a good roll. Hot off the tawa, wrapped in a soft rumali roti and packed with smoky kebabs, tangy masala, juicy fillings, marinated onions and that punchy green chutney, it can fix a long day in a few bites. Mumbai’s beloved food haven, Bandra knows this well. From old-school favourites to local joints, these 7 roll places in Bandra serve the kind of wraps you’ll keep coming back for.

No Bandra roll roundup is complete without acknowledging the progenitor of the classic Bombay Frankie. Serving Mumbai since 1969, Tibb’s occupies a cherished niche in the city. Distinct from its rich Kolkata kathi cousins, the Frankie boasts a tangy-masala profile wrapped in a light, egg-washed roti. At 10 inches long, the Frankie comes in a range of varieties, alongside Chinese rolls and jumbo-filled rolls that are seriously satisfying, as well as vegan options.

Must-Try: Tawa Chicken Roll

When: Open 24 hours

Where: Carter Road, Union Park, Bandra West

Average Cost: ₹300

For a taste of nostalgia, Hearsch Bakery remains an unchallenged Bandra institution. A cornerstone of the local food culture, this beloved heritage spot continues to charm generations with its Chicken Roti Roll. It is a quintessential homage to old-school Bandra bakery craft. It's a simple, budget-friendly that never goes out of style.

Must-Try: Chicken Roti Roll

When: 7:30 am to 10:30 pm

Where: 90/A, Hill Road, Bandra West

Average Cost: ₹100

If your late-night cravings demand something filling, Papa Päncho da Dhaba serves decadent naan rolls. Hailing from Delhi and now with a Mumbai outpost, this iconic spot serves stuffed naan rolls that easily surpass standard street wraps in both scale and flavour. The portions are generous, ensuring even the most ravenous appetites leave satisfied.

Must-Try: Paneer Angara Naan Roll, Butter Chicken Naan Roll

When: Noon to 3:00 am

Where: 12, Gasper Enclave, Pali Naka West, Bandra West

Average Cost: ₹350

If you’re hunting for street-style rolls, Ayaz’s easily takes top billing. This takeaway joint has built a cult following around its well-marinated and charred meats. Every bite packs a smoky punch, with seekh, boti and tikka rolls that have become a staple for locals, who often grab hot parcels to eat by the seafront at Bandstand.

Must-Try: Chicken Tikka Roll, Mutton Seekh Kebab

When: Noon to 2 am

Where: 17th Road, Near St. Andrew's Church, Bandra West

Average Cost: ₹250

For a modern take on the classic kathi roll, The Roll Company stands as a local favorite. TRC has mastered the art of contemporary street food, combining fresh fillings with bold flavour profiles. Whether you opt for nostalgic North Indian classics or daring fusion creations wrapped in paper-thin roomali rotis, every wrap delivers a harmoniously balanced explosion of spices and textures.

Must-Try: Spicy Chicken Harissa Roll, Heineken 0.0

When: 10:30 am to midnight

Where: Shop No G, Silver Croft, 16th Road, Khar West

Average Cost: ₹300

Al-Kababish is for late-night foodies looking for a meat-heavy wrap. Specialising in Mughlai street food, this modest joint serves a range of char-grilled kebabs wrapped in paper-thin rumali rotis. The brand enjoys a loyal following for its convenient location and generous, budget-friendly portions. If you find yourself wandering along Hill Road late at night, its fragrant tandoori skewers make for a tempting pit stop.

Must-Try: Chicken Seekh Kebab Roll, Mutton Kathi Roll

When: 7 pm to 3 am

Where: Anzar Villa, Hill Road, Bandra West

Average Cost: ₹250

Candies needs no introduction. It remains the undisputed crown jewel of Bandra’s casual dining scene. Set across a Portuguese-style mansion, its Mediterranean-inspired ambience often threatens to steal the show, yet the food holds its ground. Beyond the famous cakes and coffees, Candies also serves some great rolls. Drop by for a roll and coffee that made this Bandra institution a favourite.

Must-Try: Mutton Mince Roll 

When: 9 am to 10:30 pm

Where: 5AA, Pali Hill, Bandra West

Average Cost: ₹250