Top 5 Pubs In Mumbai.

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                         1. Playboy Club

 Playboy Club opened in Mumbai in 2017 and was the first of its kind. With neon blue decor and high ceilings, playboy bunnies, champagne towers, and jazzy disco lights, the club recreated Vegas in India. The club is among the most popular ones and stays opens only three days a week.

Review: 4.2 out of 5

 Timing: 
Wednesday  -Closed
Thursday     -10pm–1:30am
Friday          -10pm–1:30am
Saturday     -10pm–1:30am
Sunday        -Closed
Monday       -Closed
Tuesday      -Closed





website to Playboy Club:
https://bars-pubs.liveinstyle.com/mumbai/outlet/playboy-club-mumbai-worli/

Location:

Birla Centurion, Gate, 2, Pandurang Budhkar Marg,

Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400014




                               2. Kitty Su
Kitty Su Mumbai is a whole new world. It is truly a mix of both worlds seen in Mumbai, and over all translates the concept of "Treasure in Trash" that is a representation for the city of Mumbai.
The theme of the club is a total contrast to the luxurious and plush setting of the interior sections. Kitty Su houses a main club, i.e., 'The House of Common' where one experiences the opulence the place has to offer
But, the most remarkable feature is the secret chamber for our exclusive clientele. The area is aptly titled ‘The List,’ to celebrate the population of Mumbai that craves privacy and distinction.

Review: 4.1 out of 5.

Timing: 
Wednesday   -  Closed
Thursday       - 10:00 pm - 3:00 am
Friday             - 10:00 pm - 3:00 am
Saturday        - 10:00 pm - 3:00 am
Sunday           - Closed
Monday         - Closed
Tuesday.        - Closed

Website to Kitty Su:
https://www.kittysu.com/mumbai/index.php

 Location:

Birla Centurion, Gate, 2, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, 

Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400014

   

                            3. Yeda Republic

 Yeda Republic is a casual dining resto-bar and lounge located at Juhu. ... Yeda republic is the perfect place for people to enjoy the nightlife and have a couple of drinks.

Review: 4.0 out of 5

 Timing:
Thursday10pm–1:30am
Friday10pm–1:30am
Saturday10pm–1:30am
SundayClosed
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10pm–1:30am


Booking on Counter or Call : 070452 38390
Location:

Ramee Guest Line, 462 A.B. Nair Rd., Juhu, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400049

                                 
                                   4. Drop Club


Drop nightclub is an European style venue, for afterdark soirée. Unlike most clubs, Drop has a more affordable menu and bar list where you can enjoy your meal and drinks without breaking the bank.The kitchen is helmed by Chef Kshama Prabhu and Chef Gaurrav Gidwani and the menu is a mix of European style dishes. Dishes like their Hand Tossed Pizzas, Flat Breads and Burgers are all popular choices but try their mains such as the Beetroot Gnocchi, Braised Lamb Shanks or even the Seafood Raviolo. It is food that you would not generally find in a bar or nightclub that makes it an attractive spot to dine at especially with a group of friends.The Space is massive and dimly lit with a long bar with seating as well as individual tables for more privacy

Review:3.9 out of 5.

 Timing:

Thursday10pm–1:30am
Friday10pm–1:30am
Saturday10pm–1:30am
SundayClosed
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10pm–1:30am

 Book  on Counter or Call: 022 4229 6000



Location:


 No.G1/B, Krystal Building, Below Hakkasan, Waterfield 

 Road, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050





                                5. Tryst Club      

 Tryst is another prominent disco in Mumbai with magnificent interiors. Offering contemporary, neon-lit dance floor and ambience with exclusive private tables, Tryst never fails to make a great impression. It has a prolonged bar bringing to you some of the best bar bites and cocktails. With its thumping music and loud beats, Tryst is always set to get your night going.

 Review: 3.6 out out of 5 

 Timing:

Thursday10pm–1:30am
Friday10pm–1:30am
Saturday10pm–1:30am
SundayClosed
MondayClosed
Tuesday10pm–1:30am
Wednesday10pm–1:30am

 Book on Counter or Call: 022 6661 4366
Location:

462, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400013
Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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