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 Satisfy Your Cravings: A Guide to the Best Places to Eat After a Long Day of Lectures

After a long day of lectures, satisfying your cravings is one of the best ways to unwind and relax. Whether you are in the mood for a quick bite or a full meal, there are many places to choose from. In this guide, we will explore the best places to eat after a long day of lectures. From local food trucks to nearby restaurants and bakeries, we have got you covered. So, indulge in some delicious comfort food and satisfy your cravings.
Starting with our list of places, the first place we visit would be the famous “Raju’s”, which is a sandwich stall right opposite the colleges of HR and KC.  It is a crowd-favourite and loved by all college-goers. Their delicious cheesy Paninis and sandwiches are not to be missed. This can be followed by a refreshing glass of sugarcane juice ( considering the spiciness of the sandwich and the rising temperatures), available across the Oval Maidan, opposite the University of Mumbai campus.







Food stalls have become increasingly popular over the years, and for a good reason. They offer a quick and satisfying meal on the go, perfect for those who need more time or simply want to try something new. One of the best things about food stalls is that they are often located in convenient locations, making them a great option for those who are on the go. 
Next up we have our famous bakery, knowns as 210 Degrees, which is a Veg Gourmet Bakery. It is located inside the campus of another popular restaurant, Samrat. This bakery severs fresh croissants, puffs, pastries, sandwiches, and other baked goods. 




Located a stone’s throw away from Churchgate station, Mockingbird Cafe has managed to hold its own despite being alongside some of the oldest restaurants in the city. It’s considered a must-visit especially if you want a peaceful time with loved ones. And yes bookworms, there's a cute corner with books and a bean bag. So, maybe check that out and post your food. 

Other convenient and pocket-friendly places for satisfying your cravings are, McDonald’s, Burger King, and Naturals Icecream (near Churchgate station), and many more.



References:
https://lbb.in/mumbai/mocking-bird-cafe-in-mumbai/
https://www.travelclever.co.in/210-degrees-churchgate-veg-gourmet-bakery-in-mumbai/
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/sugarcane-juice-vendor-in-mumbai.html?sortBy=relevant
https://wandererepicurerohit.wordpress.com/2018/03/17/raju-sandwich-stall-a-hub-for-quick-bites/


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Sharanya Bose
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