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Iconic South Mumbai cafe bids adieu to Mumbaikars after 45 years

New Yorker cafe in South Mumbai has finally shuttered this week after 45 years. Their much-loved gooey and sizzling brownie with ice cream had created a mini dessert revolution. We tuck into to that sweet rewind story

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The Sizzling Brownie at New Yorker. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

The Sizzling Brownie at New Yorker. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

Most Mumbai kids from the Nineties have a New Yorker memory. It was one of the first outings as a collegian who drooled over their first taste of Nachos with Creamy Cheese Sauce and Enchiladas. For youngsters with big appetites and less pocket money, the highlight of that meal was the shareable Sizzling Brownie with a dollop of vanilla ice cream garnished with toasted cashew nuts. The server had poured a fudgy chocolate sauce all over it.

September 11 saw the last service at New Yorker, the 45-year-old establishment that is often credited for giving Mumbaikars vegetarian Tex-Mex. While palates evolved and paved the way for better representation of the cuisine, the sizzling brownie with vanilla ice cream and fudge sauce flourished across menus, and continues to be a favourite.

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