Masa Bakery Juhu

“If you want a pleasant and personal space like cafe with fast wifi and if you are coffee head then definitely you need to visit the cafe. PS: if you want sugar in your coffee then instead of adding it you should try our desserts instead and obviously food.”

“Very cute and quaint bakery, delicious snacks and drinks! The Brookie and vanilla matcha are a must try, and Ankita was lovely :)”

Neha Mendon★★★★★

Masa Bakery has quickly become a standout destination for those who appreciate the intersection of artisanal craft and a cozy, neighborhood vibe. Tucked away on Juhu Tara Road, it offers an escape from the Mumbai bustle with its minimalist, warm aesthetic and the undeniable aroma of fresh yeast and butter. Masa specializes in small-batch baking, and the quality is evident in the textures of their breads and pastries. Laminated Pastries: Their croissants are a masterclass in layering—shatteringly crisp on the outside with a soft, airy, honeycomb interior. The Almond Croissant is particularly noteworthy for its generous filling that isn't overly sweet. The Sourdough: A staple for many regulars, their sourdough loaves have a robust crust and a perfectly developed tang. It serves as an excellent base for their various tartines and toasties. Artisanal Bites: Beyond the classics, look for their seasonal danishes and savory puffs, which often feature creative flavor combinations like carameli

Ankur Shah★★★

Visited Masa Bakery recently for a quick coffee takeaway. They have a decent spread of beverages—iced and hot coffees, matcha options—and a variety of baked goods like cakes, tea cakes, and cookies. Do note that not everything is eggless, so choices can be slightly limited depending on preference. I ordered an Iced Spanish Latte (₹355), which is made with espresso, condensed milk, and regular milk. The taste was good—smooth and slightly sweet—but I personally felt it lacked a strong caffeine kick, as I prefer my coffee on the stronger side. Service was alright, nothing exceptional. Overall, it’s an average experience for me—decent quality, fair pricing, but nothing that really stands out.

Russ TM★★★★★

If you want a pleasant and personal space like cafe with fast wifi and if you are coffee head then definitely you need to visit the cafe. PS: if you want sugar in your coffee then instead of adding it you should try our desserts instead and obviously food.

Dhillon Advano★★★★★

I tried the coconut Vietnamese coffee at Masa Bakery, and it’s honestly really good. Normally, places just dump coconut milk into cold brew and call it a day, but Masa uses a house-made coconut condensed milk mixed with standard espresso. It’s super smooth and has a nice, thick texture. The coffee itself is quite strong, which is great because it actually cuts through the sweetness so the whole thing doesn't just taste like sugar. It is on the heavier side, so if you're going to grab a pastry, I'd go with something savory like their garlic croissant to balance it out. Definitely worth grabbing if you're near the Juhu and want something cold that isn't just a basic iced latte.

Yash Popat★★★

Disappointed with my experience at Masa Bakery Cafe today. I’ve been visiting this café since quite a while now, at least 4-5 times, and it has honestly never been bad or disappointing before, which makes today’s experience even more upsetting. I ordered an iced vanilla matcha with less ice, and my friend ordered an iced chocolate. Both drinks literally tasted like water with barely any flavour. When we politely mentioned it, the waiter sarcastically responded saying, “Is the ice okay? How can you order an iced matcha with less ice?” I clearly explained that I wanted it cold, just not overloaded with ice. Despite that, the drink still had 5-6 large ice cubes in it. They probably tried adding more matcha later, but honestly it still didn’t help much. Not happy with the quality or the way the concern was handled today. Paid 750 for 2 tasteless drinks. Expected much better from a place I’ve genuinely enjoyed visiting before.

K -★★★★★

Masa Bakery मासा बकरी April 2025: I hear that this cafe has been around for 2 years. I only just found out about it, and only because I was looking for cafes on GoogleMaps: it's very discreet and hard to spot, even though it's in a popular part of Juhu, which I visit very often. Anyhow, now that I've been here, I know I'll be back. I had their large Coconut Vietnamese Cold Coffee, and I found it to be excellent. It's a bit expensive at Rs 390, but it's really good quality, so I didn't mind the expensive charge on it. The ambience is very good. They don't have free WiFi, but they do have nice air-conditioning, a bathroom, and decent mood music. The service could be better, but the atmosphere and drinks are quite good. 👍 Overall, 5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Tithi Upadhyay★

I visited this place recently and was quite disappointed with the overall experience. The meal felt very average, and most of the items seemed pre-made rather than freshly prepared. I had ordered an English breakfast with a sunny-side-up egg, but they served me an omelette instead, which was not what I asked for. The pesto sandwich was also underwhelming — the bread was extra grilled and hard. The only thing that was reasonably good was the coffee. While they do serve good breads, the overall food quality and preparation do not justify the prices. Definitely not worth the money.

Amelia Randhawa★★★★★

Very cute and quaint bakery, delicious snacks and drinks! The Brookie and vanilla matcha are a must try, and Ankita was lovely :)