The Piano Man Jazz Club is a live music venue in Hauz Khas, Delhi.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Gigs are ticketed through the club's own website with seating from 20:30, so book headline acts ahead rather than walking in at the door.
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Walk into Old Delhi as daylight fades and the city comes alive with vibrance, lights, and sizzling grills. A generous night-time food & cultural feast, zero tourist tr...
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Walk into Old Delhi as daylight fades and the city comes alive with vibrance, lights, and sizzling grills. A generous night-time food & cultural feast
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Warehouse Cafe on the Inner Circle of Connaught Place, Delhi, is a first-floor bar and cafe with live singers and a menu running from kebabs to Asian plates.
TipIt is on the first floor of D Block on the Inner Circle; reviews say a live singer performs most nights, so ask for a table near the stage.
Depot48 in Greater Kailash 2 calls itself Delhi's longest-running indie music home, with live music five nights a week and more than 4,500 gigs behind it.
TipGigs are listed on its Instagram; Thursday is Pink Thursday, its longest-running queer night, with drag queens, DJs and indie acts.
Cirrus 9 tops The Oberoi on Zakir Hussain Marg, a Delhi rooftop bar with views of Humayun's Tomb and a nine drink landmark themed cocktail menu.
TipClosed shoes and full-length trousers are required for men, with no flip-flops; under-25s may stay only until 20:00 under excise rules.
PCO in Vasant Vihar opens to a weekly code keyed into a phone booth; this Delhi speakeasy won the Times Food and Nightlife Best Bar award six years running.
TipThe four-digit code changes every week and goes out to PCO's WhatsApp patron list, so get the code before you go; the door opens for five seconds.
Cavity is the reservation only weekend tasting bar hidden in Barbet & Pals' basement, a nine course cocktail experience in Delhi's GK2 market.
TipOne seating, Friday to Sunday at 20:00 sharp, a nine-course pairing of 2.5 to 3 hours at ₹4,500 plus taxes a head; book in advance.
Genre in Defence Colony was Delhi's first dedicated vinyl bar, a daytime cafe that turns into a curated record listening room after dark falls.
TipBring a favourite record on a Thursday and the staff just might spin it; Genre opens at 09:00 as a cafe before the listening sessions.