Lawrence D'Souza with guests at an earlier edition of the food walk

Every evening, Gilroy Nunes, a Bandra resident, sets up his stall, Lourdes Fast Food, near a grocery store on the narrow Bazaar Road. It offers a range of East Indian fare, including pickles and cutlets, seasoned with the ubiquitous bottle masala, prepared by his wife, Lourdes. In fact, the husband-wife duo ropes in women from Uttan to hand-pound the ingredients that go into the spice mix. Tomorrow evening, discover the quaint stall, along with three other home-run East Indian eateries at a three-hour walk titled, Bandra Food Prints Trail. It's open to 10 guests.