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Artisan Coffee
Single-origin beans, hand-roasted weekly, drawn on a custom Slayer.
Est. 2024 · Mumbai
A slower kind of morning.
Veloura is a coffee house in the editorial tradition — where light, ritual and craft are taken seriously, and time is given back.
The House
A café written like a letter.
Veloura began as a small obsession — that a coffee bar could feel like a love letter to its city. Marble drawn from Rajasthan. Pendants blown in Murano. Beans flown weekly, roasted in-house on Sunday evenings while the kitchen hums.
It is a sanctuary for slow mornings, considered conversations and the quiet ritual of a perfectly drawn espresso. Stay for an hour. Stay for the day.
Step inside the space →Signature Experiences
Six rituals, one room.
From the first pour at eight to the last natural wine at one — every hour is composed.
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Specialty Desserts
A patisserie of the season — caramel, citrus, cocoa from Tabasco.
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Workspace Hours
Linen-soft mornings made for long-form work and longer flat whites.
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Evening Ambience
Candle-lit marble and a curated list of natural wines after sundown.
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Premium Dining
Small plates by a kitchen that thinks like a coffee bar — restrained, precise.
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The Tasting Bar
Eight seats. A quiet flight through our most considered brews.
Featured Menu
Drawn with the same hand.
A short, edited list — written each season by our head barista and pâtissier in the same room, often at the same table.
See the full menu →- ₹ 320
Cortado Veloura
House blend · oat or whole
- ₹ 380
Espresso Reserve
Ethiopia Guji · single origin
- ₹ 420
Caramel Latte
Burnt sugar · vanilla bourbon
- ₹ 540
Gold Leaf Tart
Salted caramel · 24k leaf
- ₹ 460
Fig & Honey Toast
Sourdough · whipped ricotta
- ₹ 360
Saffron Cardamom
Slow-steeped milk · house mix
Said of Veloura
“An interior so considered it changes how you sip. Veloura is the closest thing Mumbai has to a Kyoto morning.”
“A cortado that lingers, light that flatters, and a soundtrack you do not want to leave.”
“The new gold standard for a city café — quiet, generous, exact.”
An invitation
The table is waiting.
Reserve a window seat for golden hour, or a quiet corner for the long afternoon. We hold a few of each — daily.
Reserve your evening