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Prepare to be ‘wow’ed at the individual television screens at few tables, a basket ball court, dartboard, PS3 console and pool tables (both Rs 100/hr), and a large television (makes for an incredible game night!). Care for some laughter? The posters on the wall are worth a walk to.
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11:08 PM
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| Unplugg was launched in mid-February 2010 as a restobar. Spaced over two floors, it features a smoking section. Retro and country music make this establishment suitable for varied age groups, all wanting a relaxed, nostalgic experience.
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11:06 PM
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| Rainforest is designed along the theme of a forest cave, with a spacious set-up and machaans. They serve a few quirky, original alcoholic treats like the Smirnoff Golas (Smirnoff with kala khatta sherbet) and Smirnoff with coconut water (served in coconuts). |
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10:59 PM
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| Standing atop the 34th floor of Four Seasons Hotel over the chaotic streets of the city is Aer. Mumbai’s very own rooftop bar has the lustrous night sky for a crown. Clean lines and a breathtaking panoramic vista of the city transport one to an interplanetary level of uber-cool!
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3:15 AM
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| Krishna Tamang’s Red Box is delightfully in your face! Wire mesh boxes on the outside, wooden flooring and strings of huge glass baubles on the inside. Multiple levels exist and the DJ console belts retro, hip-hop and more.
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2:10 AM
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| IBistro was inaugurated on January 10, 2010. According to owner Sumier, the suffix ‘I’ is the latest trend floating around among the youth and hence the name. The restaurant offers free Wi-Fi.
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1:26 AM
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| Azzuri comprises a spacious hookah-bar on the porch and a lounge on the inside. The porch can seat 50 hookah smokers at a time.
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12:57 AM
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| A lobby serves as a waiting room with grey mosaic flooring, prison house benches and dim lights. A mannequin of a convict holding an ID placard welcomes you to this quirky restaurant.
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12:48 AM
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| This is your typical American hangout; a formal yet relaxed restaurant cum bar. Happy Hours on food and drink are a regular affair. TGIF has an impressive array of drinks, from fruity cocktails to lethal, hearty concoctions.
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10:38 PM
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| Yellow Tree Café is an intimate café cum wine bar that invites patrons to relax with friends over drinks and good food. The ambience is inviting and the lemon-washed interiors with sea green windows are beautiful and refreshing.
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9:26 PM
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| Zenzi Mills hit Mumbai on March 25, 2009. The owners have retained the brick walls in the interiors, giving the impression that the mills are still under construction! The ground floor holds the bar, while upstairs lies the quaint restaurant that transforms into an exhibition space or laser-lit dance floor on theme nights.
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3:42 AM
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| Toto's sports a garage theme, accentuated by the brick-lined interiors and a bizarre array of vehicular paraphernalia. The music at Toto's is one of the chief reasons for its popularity.
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3:18 AM
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| Referenced from the Archie comics, Pop Tate’s is usually peopled with youth for the food, peppy ambience and relatively cheap liquor. The menu, table mats and walls are caricatured with one-liners and cartoon figures. |
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1:49 AM
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| Cramped interiors, no elbow space, loud music bleating from their famous jukebox and Mario Miranda’s caricatures of well-endowed women, lovers, lobsters and waiters.
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1:42 AM
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| Hawaiian Shack is styled to resemble a shack by the beach, with a beautiful boat shaped bar at one end. While the fun décor and laidback ambience is a clear attraction, what the crowd seems to enjoy the most is the music.
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1:32 AM
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| A theme pub stylised on Irish culture. The pub is a large place but the theme is found lacking. With large pitchers of excellent draught beer available at excellent prices, it is easy to get very, very drunk here.
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1:29 AM
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| Boots offers the total experience that a neighbourhood pub should – good music, quiz nights, board games like Jenga, live music and Karaoke. Peppered with quotes that will appeal to the innate alcoholic and images of Al Capone at eye level! |
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1:20 AM
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| Merlin's Bar is designed to resemble a typical business lounge, albeit a comfortable, spacious and sophisticated one. The bar, to your immediate left, is manned by an able bartender who mixes potions with the legendary skill of Merlin himself.
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1:16 AM
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| The 15 ft high doorway opens up to a spacious restobar where almost a thousand things catch your eye. With multiple levels and screens and a large stage for gigs, Hard Rock Café makes sure you’re entertained at every step.
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1:03 AM
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| A vodka happy bar with a burnished lounge, Czar Bar goes so far as to sell vodka by the bottle to its clientele! A good selection of fine vodkas, both Indian and International, make a welcome addition to the bar |
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