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Xes Cafe is nestled in the "bustling" Party and Shopping Area of Delhi - the Mall Strip of Saket which includes DLF South Court. There is ample ground level parking space right next to the outlet - luxury in Delhi:)
Xes Café brings the quintessential Coffee Shop experience to the favorite Party Spot of Delhi! Honest to goodness, wholesome and authentic food with an eclectic Bar
Menu and Live Music with DJ - Casual yet Elegant. You can also buy Contemporary Indian Art here along with some very Interesting Xes Merchandise.
Dress Code: Anything goes!
Updated Dec 30, 2011
Address: Ground Floor, DLF South Court, Saket, New Delhi
Phone: 91-11-41036444
Website: http://canas.in
1 Cafe Lounge is a great place to be. The most striking feature of this lounge is the picture perfect presentation of its ambiance ergonomically designed, modern furnishing encapsulated within a classical European decor. The sofa settings with low lying tables are perfect to camp out on and the head rests are cushioned frames attached to the walls.
http://www.wowdining.com/restaurant-detail/1-Cafe-Lounge
Dress Code: anything u r comfortable with
Written Aug 11, 2011
Address: M-89 C.P.
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A great place just off Connaught Place was the QBE bar and restaurant.
Very large, airconditioned comfortable sofas and bar and a large terasse from where you have wonderful views (if it is not too hot) and can see over all of New Delhi.
Dress Code: Casual smart or as the theme dictates (they have retro evenings and all sorts of events)
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Q`BA REstaurant & Bar E- 42/43, Inner Circle , Con
Phone: 011-51512888
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On regular days, the place is a restaurant serving southeast asian cuisine. On Saturday evenings, the place is converted to Delhi's hippest bar filled with interesting, fun loving and beautiful people. Oh did I mention beautiful people?
Dress Code: On Saturday evenings, smart casual to cocktail seem to be the norm. Other days, standard casual/business should do.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Taj Mahal Hotel, One Mansingh Road, New Delhi
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It is in the middle of the backpacker district and it's roof-top bar sells cold beer at reasonable prices. I had already eaten, so I did not taste the food but it looked good when served at the table next to mine. It is a great place to meet and greet other travellers. I did not stay here as the hotel reviews gave it a serious thumbs down.
Dress Code: Jeans, shorts, T-shirts are acceptable dress.
Updated May 26, 2010
Address: 1634-35, Main Bazar, Pahar Ganj, New Delhi
Phone: 91 11 23561782
Website: www.metropolistravels.com
This place tends to get quite busy especially as a pre-nightclub destination for delhi's partying crowd. enjoy the wide selection of vodkas on offer, the music is not bad either and if worst comes to worst watch fashion tv on the screens dotted around the place. it is fairly expensive.
Dress Code: smart
Written Aug 20, 2008
Address: Claridges Hotel
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Usually has a good atmosphere and a bit of a wait to get in, but on a crowded night its either really good or really bad cos you can be having the time of your life and not care about being shoved around like you would in any overcrowded bar/lounge! cool bar area, spaces outside for dining...expensive but if you want to really enjoy yourself and see how delhi goes wild at night, this is one of your stops.
Dress Code: formal- no sneakers
Written Aug 20, 2008
Address: The Park Hotel
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The music here is as good as it gets for rock in Delhi, playing stuff thats old school new school hard rock soft rock pop rock...everything from the doors, chilli peppers etc.. the crowd is quite young and dont be surprised if you encounter some of delhis rockers in here, eyes closed and heads bobbing.
Dress Code: anything goes
Written Aug 20, 2008
Address: South Ex
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This is one of Delhi's finest, the music is pretty good - it goes from pop to techno later at night...open late! the cover charge on the weekends is 3k per couple, during the week i think its free entry for girls and 2k for guys.
the drinks are expensive here. if you like there is also a 500INR all you can eat indian food buffet nestled on the side.
Dress Code: formal, no sneakers
Written Aug 20, 2008
Address: Ashoka hotel
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a perfect way to end an evening is at the indiagate.although the monument looks great at any hour evening hour is illumination time also for people to gather together after offices, young couples to drive down and park their cars on rajpath and enjoy the evening while kids have their usual stuff with ballooons,foreign tourists have snake charmers and other trivia waiting for them.
hot roasted groundnuts/gram and bhelpuri a fiery mix of puffed rice chillies,tomatoes,lemon and indian masalas make the evening perfect. you also have the odd icecream vendor.
sometimes you feel like you are in paris at the arc de triomphe.
IMPORTANT ADV best way to spend the evening is a visit to the gates of rashtrapati bhavan.depending on twilight time start walking at sunset towards the indiagate it is around 4 kms.in the distance u can see the colors changing on the delhi skyline on one hand the raisina hill adorned by the rashtrapati bhavan casts its silhoutte and on the other hand the india gate starts getting illuminated.pl dod not do it the other way round as the raisina hill is quite dark after dusk and security is strict.
Dress Code: casual
entry free
closes earlier in wintermonths but u can still look at it from a distance.
Updated Jul 23, 2008
Address: INDIAGATE
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