This is what Crawford Market was built for in 1869 and still does: fruit and vegetables under the iron roof, with the imported and out-of-season produce the city’s hotels and expatriates buy, and the mango trade in season. The sellers are stallholders, not firms, and the market is best read by its lanes — fruit at the front, vegetables deeper in, the pet and bird market at the back.
Named here at Crawford Market
Each name opens its own page on this site| Name | What | |
|---|---|---|
| Bhagwandas Bherumal Fruits | Indian and imported fruits, fruit baskets and mangoes. | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Kalbadevi Fruit Mart | Ratnagiri and Devgad Alphonso mangoes and seasonal fruit. | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Satyanarayan Fruit Merchant | Fresh fruit in bulk and gift baskets. | Read → Explore ↗ |
Listings are for identification and discovery; confirm details independently.
Named houses
2 named here, each opening a search in a new tab| Name | Where | What they carry |
|---|---|---|
| Crawford Market fruit lanes | Lokmanya Tilak Marg, Fort | Imported and seasonal fruit; the Alphonso counters in April and May. |
| Crawford Market vegetable lanes | inside the market | Everyday and exotic vegetables for the city’s hotels and homes. |
Other trades at Crawford Market
Fruit and Vegetables at other markets
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A note on these names. The houses above were found in published guides, trade-body records or the firms’ own sites (LBB Crawford guide; Wikipedia), current as of 2026. They are a starting point, not a complete list — the market has many more. WelcomeToMumbai.in is independent, takes no commission and does not rank or endorse.