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Buzzing Nightlife
Red Light Lounge Bar
145, Khyber, Mahatma Gandhi Road,
Near Rhythm House,
Fort, Mumbai-400 001
Tel: 6634 6246 / 47 / 48 / 49
7:30 pm to 1:30 am
Packed at weekends, Red Light in Fort, (a.ka. Kala Ghoda) plays Hip-Hop, Retro, House and Lounge. music. Red and black leather interiors with grey mirrors, special candle-lit VIP tables, rocking sound and techno lights all make a heady combination!
There is no allocated dance floor, so expect dancing on the bar. Mini pizzas and kebabs satisfy the munchies and the cocktails are popular. The food served is a selection of Asian tapas and the usual bric-a-brac. Go for the Tossed Prawns, Thai Chicken Satay, Spicy Jalapeno and Chili Garlic. Bartenders are UK-trained, pretty smart and know what they’re doing.
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Most of the crowd in Mumbai heads to this party lounge when they need to have a good time with friends. One is likely to find some film, television and sports personalities dancing the night away.
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Cocktail Recipes
VALENTINE COCKTAIL: TURKISH CHOCOLATE
- 1 3/4 oz vodka
1/2 oz white (clear) créme de cacao
2 dashes of rose water
Cocoa powder for the glass
Add all the ingredients to a shaker filled with ice, shake and strain into a frosted martini glass rimmed with cocoa powder.
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Dining Destinations
Garden Court
Andheri & Malad,
Mumbai.
Lunch: Until 3pm
Dinner: Until 2am
www.gardencourt.in
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The Garden Court restaurants and bars located in Mumbai are great places to dine when you want to get a feel for ‘nature’ in the heart of the city. The courtyard is surrounded by lovely gardens allowing customers to enjoy the outside while tucking into a scrumptious meal. While the exterior offers a serene view of gardens, the interiors of the restaurant are a perfect blend of rich materials and warm colors.
The menu consists of a wide selection of Indian and Chinese food. The fish and Tandoori dishes are hot favorites and the Lasooni prawns are finger-licking good! And the Garden Court hospitality is top-notch!
All-in-all, the restaurants offer you a combination of a pleasant experience, good meal and lovely ambience.
Garden Court Restaurant
Veera Desai Road,
Opp Andheri Sports Complex,
Andheri (W)
Mumbai 400 058
Tel : 26770318, 26770253
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Garden Court Restaurant
167 Marve Road,
Near Orlem Church,
Malad (West),
Mumbai - 400064
Tel : 28078342, 28072973 |
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Drunken Humor
This guy staggers into a bar and shouts, 'A large whiskey please barman, and a drink for everyone here… and while you're at it, have one yourself.'
'Well thank you sir,' says the barman and proceeds to pour everyone their drinks.
Moments later the guy shouts, 'Another whiskey for me, and the same again for everyone else.'
The bartender looks a little worried now and says, 'Excuse me sir, but don't you think you should pay me for that last round first?'
The guy slurs, 'I can't. I don't have any money.' With this the bartender flies into a rage and literally throws the guy out of the bar.
About twenty minutes later though the guy staggers back in and shouts out, 'A large whiskey for me, and a drink for all my friends.'
'I suppose you'll be offering me a drink too?' the barman asks sarcastically, marveling at the guy's nerve.
'Not likely,' slurs the guy, 'you get nasty when you've had a drink!'
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Trivia
New York state of mind: The Dutch ingratiate themselves to the natives
In 1609, the Dutch sent English explorer Henry Hudson westward for a third attempt at finding the fabled Northeast Passage. A near mutiny forced him southward, and upon reaching land, he encountered members of the Delaware Indian tribe.
To foster good relations, Hudson shared his brandy with the tribal chief, who soon passed out. But upon waking up the next day, he asked Hudson to pour some more for the rest of his tribe. From then on, the Indians referred to the island as Manahachtanienk -- literally, "The High Island."
And not "high" as in "tall"; high as in "the place where we got blotto." Most people would agree that Manhattan has stayed true to the spirit of its name ever since.
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