Privee is a dance club in Connaught Place, Delhi.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Doors open at 23:30 from Wednesday to Sunday and the peak crowd arrives after 01:00; entry is 25 and over, with government photo ID.
Guided tour · 4 hours
Discover Delhi by night with street food, serene temples, glowing monuments, and rooftop vibes, an evening of flavors, culture, and energy in one journey.
Guided tour · 3.5 hours
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...
Private tour · 4 hours
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
Address: Shangri-La's Eros Hotel, 19, Ashoka Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi 110001
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.
Toy Room inside the Aloft hotel in Aerocity is billed as India's first international nightclub, with a mascot bear and a Bollywood-leaning dance floor.
TipOpen Wednesday, Friday and Saturday only, from 22:00; the room fills after midnight. Carry photo ID.
The Piano Man Jazz Club faces Deer Park in Safdarjung Enclave, Delhi, and sells tickets for live sets most evenings, seated at 20:30, plus lunch sessions.
TipGigs 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.
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.
