Jaipur New: Nightclubs

A microbrewery and lounge on Bhagwan Das Road in C Scheme, with rooftop seating and a seventh-floor level above the main bar. Beer is brewed in house and served fresh, and live entertainment runs on selected evenings. The crowd skews young and local. Food covers European and Indian bar plates, and the kitchen stays open until close.

The speakeasy below Peacock at Hathroi Fort works as a late bar rather than a dance floor, though it stays busy to closing. It has appeared in India's 30 Best Bars every year since 2023. Around 40 cocktails are built on Indian ingredients and named after places across the country. Seating is limited to 55, so entry depends on reservations.

A colonial-style bar and restaurant on Gopinath Marg, split into two rooms. The Yard has a retractable glass roof and daylight seating, while Albion runs darker with vintage furniture and chandeliers. Live music plays on weekend evenings and the room turns to a party format after dark. Cocktails include the Sassy Jamun, built on gin, jamun and yuzu foam.

A restaurant and lounge on Parivahan Marg in C Scheme, with indoor and outdoor sections that run at different volumes. The outdoor area carries the music and the party crowd, while the indoor room stays quieter. Small celebrations and birthday bookings are a large part of the trade. The kitchen covers pizza, sushi and Asian plates until late.

A courtyard microbrewery behind Hotel Imperial on MI Road, close to Raj Mandir Cinema. Stone walls, string lights and wooden tables set an open-air format, with electronic music through the evening. Beer is brewed on site across stout, IPA and fruit styles. Food runs to barbecue platters and small plates, and pricing sits below the hotel bars.