Fun and entertainment Mumbai

Located on the rooftop of the Intercontinental Hotel, The Dome is a chic and elegant restaurant-bar that offers one of the most beautiful views on Marine Drive. One comes there mainly to relax around a good cocktail and to admire the sunsets on the Arabian Sea which seem fairy-like. On the menu, the many snacks offered will allow you to enjoy your glass of champagne, your glass of wine or your house cocktail. The prices are quite high of course and it is advised to reserve your table beforehand. A very romantic place.

An extremely chic bar where Bandra's golden youth and high society meet. The setting is elegant, with an amber glow and beautiful views of the Mumbai skyline at night. It has the longest bar in the city, all in teak, and a huge terrace for fresh air. Excellent selection of drinks and cocktails, but the food, just decent, does not match the atmosphere of the place. A DJ sets the mood every night and on weekends the dance floor fills up quickly.

The Prithvi is an intimate theater built in 1978. Located in Juhu, the theater, with its café and large library, is a warm and welcoming space dedicated to the arts. A relaxed meeting place and breathing space. The theater presents plays in English and Hindi and has an art gallery and a children's workshop. Events (plays, musical performances, dance, poetry...) are offered daily, with an average of 640 shows per year! Festivals are scheduled every year.

A bar-restaurant, very chic, located behind the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. Its wise and polite atmosphere in the daytime falls when the moon rises to give way to an overexcited pub atmosphere. Social attracts in its web a young and well-to-do clientele, the kind that makes or breaks the reputation of a new establishment. We like the amazing choice of cocktails and drinks (milkshake with Ferrero Rocher!), the original presentation of the dishes and the king size glasses. In the evening, a DJ mixes the latest Bollywood and international music videos.

A very nice bar located on a large open terrace, frequented mainly by students and expats. Relaxed atmosphere. On the kitchen side, a few dishes are served, more for nibbling than for real meals. The choice of drinks is also limited, it's not a fancy cocktail bar but rather a place where you can meet friends to drink a cold beer. On weekends, DJs take care of the musical atmosphere ("no commercial") to make you dance.

Located on the first floor of Gordon House Hotel, Havana Café is one of Mumbai's favorite youth spots. Drinks rates are available and there are also honest snacks and meals. The decor of the place is successful, with pastel tones and large leather armchairs, not forgetting the inevitable portraits of Che and Fidel Castro on the walls. A long bar allows you to order directly and to get acquainted with its neighbors. Rum lovers will be in angels. Good modern music, played with an appropriate volume.