Delhi spoilt for choice this New Year Eve

Author: deepak
Delhi, a city defined by variety and conspicuous consumerism, promises not to disappoint this New Year's Eve. As its people gear up to herald the coming year, the city's clubs, restaurants and discos are busy trying to out-do each other with spectacular parties, concerts and events to attract the discerning Delhiite. If you are young and want to drink and dance the night away, there are a number of nightclubs that have promised to stay open beyond 1.a.m. Aside from the numerous pubs around Gurgaon and Noida, Central and South Delhi's pubs have attractive offers too. The average cost can vary between Rs. 2,000 per couple to around Rs.15,000 depending on what is being offered. The cover charges generally include food and liquor."We will be heading toward Pandemonium in Chattarpur, which has [Singer] Hard Kaur performing in addition to a dance floor and DJ with unlimited drinks, I think we are paying about Rs. 4,000 per couple" said Saurabh, 28.However, most independent discos in the city will not allow stags (single men) to enter unless part of a group. Most discos also said that since passes are already being sold it is better to plan the evening in advance to avoid disappointment. The city also has a lot of hotels that have planned their New Year packages with families in mind.Restaurants in Delhi like Circa 1193 and Rodeo cp are also providing the best deal in the city.You can visit the site bookmyrestaurant.co.in to get the more restaurants derails in India

Most five-star hotels have opened all their restaurants with different entertainments on offer. The Lalit's 24x7 restaurant will be allowing children above eight years with an additional charge of Rs.1,750 with couple charges being Rs.8, 600 which covers unlimited liquor and food. Tarot card readings and live band performances are also on offer.The Imperial has also opened around five restaurants with its Royal Ballroom being off-limits to children below eight years. The Rs.13,700 cost is inclusive of taxes and covers beverages and snacks. The other restaurants come cheaper at around Rs.4,000 to Rs.5,000 with live bands and ghazal performances. The hotel also offers the option to switch over to its Royal Ballroom celebrations should the patrons change their mind. Explore here more Restaurants in Delhi.Most other five-star hotels are also offering the same fare of à la carte menus or buffets with accompanying performances like ghazals, live bands with popular celebrity singers and dance floors with DJs. The cost, depending on the liquor on offer or the performances promised, vary from around Rs.3,500 to about Rs.17,000 per couple. Most hotels have already registered substantial bookings. Many bars and restaurants in these hotels also do not allow children, so it is better to enquire in advance. Enquires about special arrangements for parking will also have to be made in advance.
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