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    Drink and dance

    From Benarasi paan inspired cocktails to retro themed bars, Mumbai's nightlife is buzzing with new clubs and gastro pubs that are offering innovative drinks, quirky decor and cool gigs.
    by Aditi Pai Dec 29, 2017 5 minutes

    Arth

    With opulent decor by Gauri Khan, a gasless kitchen and the city's swish set partying here, Arth has its feet firmly on Mumbai's nightlife map. They have an in house DJ through the week and a fashion and jazz night with Singleton that brings together fashion designers and jazz artists and gigs with celebs. The expansive bar and lounge on the ground floor is glamorous and the bar menu is curated with the philosophy of familiar but unexpected. So expect Indian flavours with a unique twist. Sip onDon't miss Chill Your Chai, a take on India's favourite masala chai made with golden tip Assam tea, fresh organic milk and vodka or the Arth Julep, a drink with a distinct flavour of mukhwas and saffron.

    Touted as Mumbai's first gasless kitchen, the food draws inspiration from every corner of India. If you're at the bar, nibble on the Naga garlic and butter

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