OTHER NIGHTCLUBS AND PUBS, Mumbai

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The phrase - 'city that never sleeps', goes right with the most-happening city of India, Mumbai. The sparkling conurbation gleams all the more in the hours of darkness, when lights illuminate and music reverberates in its streets. It's for sure that its rocking nightclubs would buoy up your bashing spirits. With the growing influence of western culture, copious numbers of nightclubs, discotheques, lounge and bars have turned up, enhancing the nightlife of Mumbai. Herewith, the nocturnal tourists have got a wide range of places to select from.
Besides the lounge parlors, discotheques entertain a big deal of night traffic in the city. You can hear the music of the perky DJs whilst swinging to their beats. Nightlife had always been active in Mumbai, but in the presence of silver-screen stars, leading millionaires and high-profile society, it has become even more happening. Lolling on low couch, seizing the soft cushions with soothing music and taking a sip of the premium liquor, doesn't that seem great? Yes, this and much more is awaiting you at the nightclubs of Bombay.
Onyx, Dr. Ambedkar Road
Polyester
Indigo, Colaba
Athena, Leela
Enigma, J W Marriott Hotel
The Dome, Marine Drive
Not Just Jazz by the Bay, Marine Drive
Silk Route, Mumbai G.P.O.
Leopold, Colaba
Café Mondegar
Koyla, Colaba
Sway, Marine Lines
Bombay Blue, Goregaon (East)
Mimosa, A.K.Marg
Three Flights Up, Colaba
Fire & Ice, Lower Parel
Go Bananas, Kamats Plaza Hotel
Fashion Bistro, Marzban Road
The 1900's, Taj Mahal

Dress Code: Cool Dress ..

Founded in 1871 by Iranis, it first started out as a wholesale oil store, and over the years has variously been a restaurant and store, and restaurant and pharmacy. Today it is a multi-cuisine restaurant with a bar on the first level, and serves cuisines like, Indian, Western, Chinese, South American, etc., and beer and alcohol.

Dress Code: There is no Dress Code

Well, I'm not really sure why they say Mumbai is the city that never sleeps because there is a curfew of 1:30 a.m. for bars and clubs. That being said, this is Mumbai and there are always exceptions to the rule. The clubs in hotels are allowed to stay open later and you will find other establishments that do ignore the rule.

Live Music Venues have become more popular and this is a list of some of the best:

Zenzi - 183 Waterfield Road, Bandra www.zenzi-india.com/

Blue Frog - Mathuradas Mills Compound, NM Joshi Marg, Lower Parel bluefrog.co.in/cms/home.html

Hard Rock Cafe - Bombay Dyeing Mill Comound, Pandu Rung Budhkar Marg, Worli

Not Just Jazz by the Bay - 143 Marine Drive , Soona Mahal

Rouge - Rizvi Mahal Bldg, Nr Bhabha Hospital, Bandra (West)

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It is said that Mumbai is a city that never sleeps! The reason for this is that the nightlife of the city is so hot and so pulsating that you will have to go for days without sleeping for enjoying it fully. Even then, it is quite impossible to visit each and every happening nightclub, discotheque, bar and pub in the city in a single visit. You can go out any time of the night and you will see Bombay glittering with lights and the streets and night clubs teeming with people. Infact, the happening nightlife of the city is what attracts many tourists here.

Besides the lounge parlors, discotheques entertain a big deal of night traffic in the city. You can hear the music of the perky DJs whilst swinging to their beats. Nightlife had always been active in Mumbai, but in the presence of silver-screen stars, leading millionaires and high-profile society, it has become even more happening. Lolling on low couch, seizing the soft cushions with soothing music and taking a sip of the premium liquor, doesn't that seem great? Yes, this and much more is awaiting you at the nightclubs of Bombay.

Onyx, Dr. Ambedkar Road
Polyester
Indigo, Colaba
Athena, Leela
Enigma, J W Marriott Hotel
The Dome, Marine Drive
Not Just Jazz by the Bay, Marine Drive
Silk Route, Mumbai G.P.O.
Leopold, Colaba
Café Mondegar
Koyla, Colaba
Sway, Marine Lines
Bombay Blue, Goregaon (East)
Mimosa, A.K.Marg
Three Flights Up, Colaba
Fire & Ice, Lower Parel
Go Bananas, Kamats Plaza Hotel
Fashion Bistro, Marzban Road
The 1900's, Taj Mahal

Hard Rock Cafe Mumbai promises to keep fans rockin’ with live music throughout the year on two stage areas that can be used simultaneously for performances.

The 6,000-square-foot, 169-seat cafe features an outstanding American menu, collectible merchandise and world-famous memorabilia representing contemporary stars such as Madonna, U2, and Bruce Springsteen along with side items from rock legends Elvis Presley, Led Zeppelin, and the Beatles.

Stop at the Hard Rock Cafe for tasty food, tantalizing drinks and the very best in rock memorabilia and collectibles from HRC.

Restaurant: Mon - Sun 12.30PM - 1.30AM
Rock Shop: Mon - Sun 12.30PM - 11.00PM

Same as the other Hard Rock Cafe around the world.
they don't allow open footwear for males

Dress Code: Dress to impress!

Blue frog is the newplace to party , started around the beginning of 200, They have live performances from musicians all around the world. The food is managed by one of the best restaurants in Mumbai called Indigo. Entry fee is approx $5. Excellent ambience , exoctically done interiors. They have dj's coming to play music from all aound the world too.They erve exotic wines too.

Dress Code: This is a causal to semi formal place where every one is trendily dressed.

The most famous gay nightclub in Mumbai is Voodoo which is along Arthur Bunder Road in the Colaba area. Entrance makes it look more like a sleazy sex-joint. Gets exceptionally crowded on Saturdays. Best avoided if you are claustraphobic as there seems to be no ventilation but plenty of smoke.