Delhi New: Nightclubs & Discotheques
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Delhi's club scene splits between hotel-attached rooms and independent live-music venues, most of which stop serving by 01:00 under city licensing rules. The venues below programme live sets rather than DJ nights alone.
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The Piano Man Jazz Club
Snapshot
Delhi's dedicated jazz room opened in Safdarjung Enclave in 2015 and has since added branches in Saket and Gurugram. Live sets run most nights, covering jazz, blues, funk and occasional world music. The wood-panelled room seats around a hundred. Cocktails follow classic recipes, and the kitchen turns out Neapolitan pizza and European small plates.
Approx Price For Two ₹3,000 (approx.)
Tip
- Headline gigs are ticketed separately and sell out; book through the venue website.
- Reserve a table on performance nights and confirm your seating zone at the time of booking.
- The kitchen closes earlier than the bar, so order food before midnight.
- A covered smoking area sits off the main room.
Popular Drinks
- Old Fashioned
- Picante
- Whiskey Sour
Operating Hours
- Monday – Sunday: 13:00–01:00




Strings Musical Bar
Snapshot
Second-floor live-music bar in Hauz Khas Village, above the lanes running towards Deer Park. The room is hung with instruments and lit low, and the programming favours acoustic and band sets over club music. The crowd skews to groups in their twenties and thirties. Hookah is served alongside a short cocktail and beer list.
Approx Price For Two ₹1,500 (approx.)
Tip
- Access is by a narrow staircase, so the venue suits guests without mobility limitations.
- Hauz Khas Village parking is limited; the Green Park metro station is a short auto ride away.
- Live sets usually begin after 20:00, and the room is quiet earlier in the evening.


