Delhi’s Updated Nightlife Hotspots: Top 10 Nightclubs (2025)

Delhi’s nightlife never sits still – venues open, close, or reinvent themselves almost overnight. Even your favourite haunts evolve between visits. I did a fresh round of research (September 2025) to check which clubs are still the talk of the town and collected updated details like contact numbers and approximate prices for two. Where verified data wasn’t available, I’ve noted that these figures are approximate based on local reports.

A Refreshed Look at Delhi’s Nightlife

As someone who loves blending music with meetings and always seeks the latest and greatest, I understand the need to keep your lists current. Delhi’s club scene is dynamic and demands regular attention. In the sections below, I’ve highlighted what’s new, what remains iconic, and what you can expect when you walk through their doors. Use this guide as a compass rather than a gospel; always call ahead for reservations or specific event details.

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Privee – Luxury Meets High‑Energy Parties

Nestled inside Shangri‑La’s Eros Hotel on Ashoka Road, Privee remains one of Delhi’s most luxurious venues. The ruby‑red interiors and plush chandeliers create a regal backdrop for its thumping DJ sets. It’s popular for celebrity nights and exclusive themed parties, so advanced reservations are recommended.

According to Zomato, the club charges around ₹6,000 for two including alcohol and can be reached at +91 85952 02020 zomato.com. For a more private experience, opt for the VIP lounge where attentive staff keep your glasses full and spirits high.

Kitty Su – Iconic Club in The Lalit

Located within The Lalit on Barakhamba Road, Kitty Su continues to set standards for Delhi’s LGBTQ+ friendly nightlife. Its illuminated dance floor and bold artwork deliver a sensory overload. Expect top‑notch electronic music, regular drag performances and internationally acclaimed DJ sets.

Zomato lists the approximate cost for two at ₹6,000 (with alcohol) and provides a contact number +91 99719 33554 zomato.com. Though the cover charge can fluctuate, the overall experience is consistently high‑end.

The Electric Room – Intimate Live‑Music Lounge

Hidden inside The Lodhi on Lodhi Road, The Electric Room doubles as a speakeasy and a live‑music venue. Expect leather sofas, a small stage and a curated cocktail list rather than a sprawling dance floor.

According to EazyDiner, the average cost for two is ₹2,000eazydiner.com. LBB lists the contact as +91 11 4363 3333 lbb.in. It’s a go‑to for intimate gigs and those evenings when conversation matters as much as music.

Lord of the Drinks – Rooftop Party Central

With multiple outlets across Delhi, Lord of the Drinks (the flagship in Connaught Place) remains a favourite for its expansive rooftop and groovy ambiance. Their cocktails flow freely and the terrace overlooks the city skyline – perfect for sunset sessions that turn into after‑hours parties.

Zomato reports an average cost for two of about ₹3,700 (with alcohol) and lists the phone number +91 99998 27144 zomato.com. Given its popularity, table reservations are wise on weekends.

The Peepal Room – Artsy Hideaway

This emerging venue in Hauz Khas Village leans into an artsy, bohemian vibe – think murals, fairy lights and an eclectic drinks menu.

Detailed pricing isn’t widely available yet, but patrons report that it feels more like a laid‑back lounge than a high‑end club, with approximate costs for two around ₹2,000. As a relatively new entrant, The Peepal Room doesn’t have a widely advertised phone line; it’s best discovered through local recommendations and social media updates.

Ibiza Club – EDM Vibes in Vasant Kunj

An ode to the party island it’s named after, Ibiza Club in Vasant Kunj brings in high‑energy EDM and hip‑hop nights.

While exact figures are elusive, locals estimate costs for two between ₹2,200 and ₹2,500. As of September 2025, there is no official phone number published; guests typically find event details and table reservations via social media announcements.

Zerruco – Mediterranean Rooftop Dining Meets Nightlife

Formerly housed at The Ashok hotel and now better known for its Gurugram outlet, Zerruco blends Mediterranean dining with a plush rooftop bar.

When operational, patrons reported costs for two around ₹3,500 and loved its open‑air seating. Currently, the Delhi location is closed, and reliable phone numbers or pricing details aren’t available – diners are directed to its NCR counterpart.

Café Underpass – Underground Energy in Defence Colony

Tucked beneath the Defence Colony flyover, Café Underpass channels an urban‑industrial aesthetic. Graffiti walls, neon signs and Bollywood/EDM nights give it serious street cred.

The venue’s official FAQ notes that the average cost for two people is ₹2,000–₹2,500, including drinks and foodcafeunderpass.com. Their contact number is +91 98992 29000cafeunderpass.com. It’s especially popular with the college crowd and often hosts artist showcases and celebrity appearances.

The Vault Cafe – Themed Dining & Drinks in CP

Located in F‑60, Connaught Place, The Vault Cafe stands out with its bank‑vault‑inspired decor and private dining “vaults.”

According to EazyDiner, the average cost for two is about ₹1,400eazydiner.com. So City lists the contact number as 098109 60607so.city. Expect a diverse menu, live music nights and an ambiance that’s both quirky and inviting.

Tryst – Futuristic Party Hub

While Tryst is more commonly associated with Mumbai, Delhi now has its own high‑tech version – a futuristic club that takes cues from its western cousin. Think mirrored walls, laser lighting and a mix of international house and Bollywood beats.

Reliable data on pricing and contact numbers isn’t readily available, but anecdotal reports suggest entry and drinks can run upwards of ₹4,000 for two. Keep an eye on event listings for details.