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20 Famous Pubs and Bars in Hyderabad: A Guide to the Best Nightlife Spots

Hyderabad, the City of Pearls, is not just famous for its rich history, stunning architecture, and delicious biryani. Over the years, the city has also developed a thriving nightlife culture, offering an array of pubs and bars that cater to every kind of reveler. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, exploring the best pubs and bars in Hyderabad can be an exciting experience. Here’s a guide to some of the most famous spots in the city.

1. Heart Cup Coffee

A quirky and vibrant pub, Heart Cup Coffee in Jubilee Hills is known for its lively atmosphere and eclectic mix of live music, DJ nights, and comedy gigs. The open-air seating adds to its charm, making it a favorite among the younger crowd.

2. The Moonshine Project

Located in Banjara Hills, The Moonshine Project is an artistic pub that blends music, art, and great food. With live performances ranging from rock to indie, it’s the perfect spot for music enthusiasts.

3. Totally Tapped

This unique bar offers a variety of craft beers on tap, making it a must-visit for beer lovers. The relaxed ambiance and modern decor make Totally Tapped a great place to unwind after a long day.

4. Prost Brew Pub

Prost is one of the best pubs in Hyderabad for craft beer enthusiasts. Located in Jubilee Hills, this microbrewery offers a wide range of freshly brewed beers, accompanied by a vibrant ambiance and an extensive food menu.

5. 10 Downing Street

A British-style pub located in Begumpet, 10 Downing Street (10D) is a classic choice for those who enjoy a sophisticated yet lively environment. The pub is famous for its themed nights, such as Retro Nights and Ladies’ Nights.

6. Air Live

Air Live is a rooftop bar in Jubilee Hills known for its live performances and DJ nights. The combination of great music, delicious food, and a panoramic view of the city makes it a popular hangout spot.

7. Over The Moon

Located on the 8th floor of Hotel Daspalla, Over The Moon offers breathtaking views of Hyderabad’s skyline. This upscale lounge bar is perfect for those who prefer a more refined and relaxed evening.

8. Hylife Brewing Company

Hylife Brewing Company is another top destination for craft beer lovers in Hyderabad. With a spacious and stylish setting, it’s an ideal spot for both casual outings and special celebrations.

9. The Hoppery

Nestled in the upscale area of Jubilee Hills, The Hoppery is Hyderabad’s first open-air microbrewery. It’s known for its great beer, scenic views, and laid-back vibe.

10. Playboy Club

For a more exclusive and glamorous night out, the Playboy Club in Hyderabad is the place to be. With its high-energy atmosphere, international DJs, and chic decor, it’s one of the most happening nightlife spots in the city.

11. Le Vantage Café Bar

Le Vantage in Jubilee Hills is a chic café-bar that’s perfect for a laid-back evening. With its outdoor seating, cozy ambiance, and excellent food, it’s a great spot to relax and enjoy a drink.

12. Coco’s Bar & Grill

Coco’s is a rooftop bar with a rustic charm, located in Banjara Hills. It’s a perfect place to enjoy a relaxed evening with friends, accompanied by great food and live music.

13. Aqua — The Park

Aqua, located in The Park Hotel, is a poolside bar that offers a luxurious and relaxing environment. The ambiance is perfect for a romantic evening or a sophisticated gathering.

14. Prism Club and Kitchen

Prism is a high-energy club located in Gachibowli, known for its electric vibe and cutting-edge music. The spacious dance floor and modern interiors make it a hotspot for party-goers.

15. Hard Rock Café

A global name in the world of pubs, Hard Rock Café in Banjara Hills brings the signature rock-themed ambiance to Hyderabad. It’s a go-to spot for music lovers and those looking for a lively night out.

16. Vertigo — The High Life

Located on the rooftop of Banjara Hills, Vertigo offers stunning panoramic views of the city. The chic decor, combined with excellent food and drinks, makes it a great spot for a memorable night.

17. Farzi Café

Farzi Café in Jubilee Hills is known for its fusion cuisine and innovative cocktails. The trendy and vibrant atmosphere makes it a favorite among the city’s urban crowd.

18. Absorb — The Boutique Bar

Located in Gachibowli, Absorb is known for its chic interiors and a wide range of cocktails. The bar’s laid-back vibe makes it a great place for a casual yet stylish evening.

19. Zephyr

Zephyr in Jubilee Hills is an elegant lounge with a contemporary vibe. The stylish setting, combined with great music and drinks, makes it a top choice for a relaxed evening.

20. The Fisherman’s Wharf

A little slice of Goa in Hyderabad, The Fisherman’s Wharf in Gachibowli offers a lively and colorful ambiance. The Goan cuisine, combined with live music, makes it a must-visit for those looking to experience something different.

Conclusion

Hyderabad’s nightlife scene is as vibrant and diverse as the city itself. From upscale rooftop bars to laid-back pubs, there’s something for everyone. Exploring the best pubs and bars in Hyderabad is a must for anyone looking to experience the city’s unique blend of tradition and modernity. Whether you’re in the mood for live music, craft beer, or a night of dancing, these famous spots will not disappoint.

[themascarasnakeuniverse]

The pub, the craft beer bar and feeling welcome.

I was technically too young to go when I realised I liked the pub. I had been to a party with my friends family that was held in a rugby club. For some reason I had no problem getting served a few pints. With this in mind I decided to try my luck in a pub the next day. It worked. That was the beginning of my fondness for such establishments. When I was of age and lived in my home village I liked the social club over the road. I could have a cigarette and not be hassled. My social life revolved around pubs, bars and nightclubs.

Upon moving to my current location I explored the local licenced premises and eventually found one I liked. I am still a regular some years later and often go for a few (too many) pints. Nowhere else seemed right and it is the place where I met most of the people in the area who I now consider friends.

One or two years ago a craft beer bar opened just a few blocks away. I welcomed it with open arms and went to sample what they had on offer. It was and still is, run by a person who is passionate about good beer and goes out of his way to source drinks that are not just of high quality but that other places might overlook. This place became a regular part of my pub routine. I would pop in there for three or four “schooners” (two thirds of a pint) before going to the pub until last orders.

Since the year began I have felt as if the proprietor has become less friendly. Whilst he seems to be behind the bar much less than he used to be. A few months ago I saw him at another bar and he seemed to blank me. When I said hello he just said “alright” and moved on. This lead to some anxiety. I looked back over the time we had been acquainted and relived moments where I thought I may have upset him or given reason for him to dislike me.

The next time I went to his bar he was in there drinking with people who where more regular than I. A “quiz night” had just finished and he was chatting away to some punters with whom, in the past I had made an effort. One couple are fans of a sport of which I am also fond. I have chatted to them on this subject a few times and they have been friendly, but it is always me who initiates conversation. There is not even a “hello” or a nod if I come into the bar when they are there.

Being on the spectrum it is often the case that I can “put my foot in it” and not realise. Sometimes efforts to be friendly can come across unintentionally as creepy, overbearing or just make people feel uncomfortable. I look back at other interactions I have had in that bar and think “I should have just not bothered. I am just digging a hole for myself.” 

Other conversations with the people in the book group group who meet there monthly also seemed in retrospect to be unwise. I would love to be part of a book club again. To read their recommendations and hear what people cleverer than me have to say. But the potential for my neurodiverse mouth to make a fool of me is high. The group has an Insta account. I do not need to attend meetings to read what the cool people recommend. There is also a “book exchange” shelf in the back room where copies of the last months book generally end up. Books on this shelf are £1 each (that goes to a local charity.)

Just last week I went to this place after visiting my parents. Sports couple where at the bar and did not acknowledge me. I went to the bar, ordered a “schooner” of alcohol free pale ale and went to the “book exchange.” Last months book club choice was there. It looked good. A thriller from a small independent publisher. I paid for it at the bar and sat in the corner. Not acknowledging sports couple. I read a magazine that was in my bag and took my time with my beer. I left without saying goodbye but did take my glass to the bar. After all, there is no need to be a prick.

Perhaps I would not feel so bad had the bar not got signs up in the toilet declaring that everyone was welcome. Everyone of every sexuality, race etc... Fair play to them for that. But at that moment I certainly did not feel welcome.

Later that evening I left my flat to go to the pub. As I walked in a regular said hello and asked me how my day had been. Another punter came up to me from the other end of the bar to show me pictures on his phone of his three month old grandson. The barman asked “The usual?”

The craft beer bar may have good drinks. It may be posher. I would feel better going if I felt welcome. Or even if I knew what I had said to offend the proprietor. In the end I will just not go. It is a loss. I liked the beer. But I just do not feel right in there. The pub where I have always felt welcome will continue to get my custom. I think it deserves it.

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[legendofzoodles]

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Warriors: [scoffing] No, we won. You participated.

Time: What do you mean he ‘participated’?

Warriors: Uh, moral support...?

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[galina]

Sundays in Soho: taxis gleam lazy over the crook of denham st, crisp clear sunlight strikes my cheek, bitter cold—flotsam of cigarettes piled up at the curb—smell of stale beer, rubber, pastry—squeezing the glass door of bar italia where strangers, who are immediately friendly, are ending their night or starting their day with espresso—berwick st is still asleep under cobbles—in the devonshire they wave away my money, I nurse my guinness at the window, watching dogs and coats and glittering rickshaws—feeling the day could go anywhere from here

[zenniefox]

this was after they had a frank conversation and started drinking. they start exchanging hostile remarks in a flirty way.

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Prompt: okay but cas would show up with a handful of weeds, with the roots and dirt still on the bottom, and give them to dean because 'it's the human tradition to bring flowers, right?' and dean would 'yeah. yeah cas that's right' because that is how they say i love you @deanspunchingbag

Title: Surprise me

Pairing: Castiel x Reader (they/them)

Characters: Castiel, Reader, Dean Winchester, Sam Winchester,

Word Count: 1,254

Summary: What if you’re friends with Castiel and the Winchester brothers? Castiel, as an angel, obviously has issues with understanding body language and subtext, so you help him out now and then. One day after a case, you all go to a bar. For shits and giggles, you start teaching him about flirting. You’re not a great flirt, but you can read body language and explain it.

Thank Jack that Castiel doesn’t know you’ve been in love with him for a while. If only he would reciprocate your feelings, even a little.

Warnings: Alcohol, consensual licking of arms and neck (sort of)

A/N: This was the first idea I came up with for the prompt and it became self-indulgent. Hush. This is in second person POV.

What if you’re friends with Castiel and the Winchester brothers? Castiel, as an angel, obviously has issues with understanding body language and subtext, so you help him out now and then. One day after a case, you all go to a bar. For shits and giggles, you start teaching him about flirting. You’re not a great flirt, but you can read body language and explain it.

Dean, of course, interrupts you and explains to Castiel, for a couple hours, how to flirt with the ladies and men. You just giggle and chuckle at the stories he tells. It’s even funnier when Dean makes Castiel “practice” these “new moves” on him. Dean keeps at it, and finally the angel seems to be getting the hang of it.

Suddenly, Castiel gets up and goes to get everyone another round of beers, deciding to all get a shot of tequila, salt and lime. He sits back down next to you and distributes everything evenly. He tells you “The bartender said it could be a good tool to flirt with so I thought I’d try, but they didn’t explain how.”

Dean tells Cas to watch Sam and him. Sam and Dean eye each other in their silent communication, they salt and lemon their wrists and lick before shooting the tequila. You giggle when you see their faces.

The brothers aren’t big tequila people,they prefer whiskey or bourbon.

Castiel looks confused and says “That doesn’t seem very flirty.”

You giggle at them and tell Cas that “It isn’t. They’re chicken.”

Castiel then asks you to show him how to shoot the tequila flirtatiously. You know you’re a bit more than buzzed for this, and mumble “What the hell, why not?”

“Okay,” you begin. “I’ll show you. The idea is to make it as close to a body shot as you can, since putting your mouth on someone can be considered flirting if not a potential interest in sex.” You tell him step by step how to make a tequila shot flirty and sexy by taking the ladies wrist—you take Castiel’s wrist, in this case, and place a kiss on the sensitive area/spot inside before licking it.

You tell him how “Most people will laugh it off. That’s when you salt the wet area on their wrist so it sticks.” You salt his wrist and then grab the slice of lime, telling the blue-eyed man to open his mouth only a little. He looks confused, but does as instructed.

You notice Dean and Sam eyeing each other again and nod. They make some excuse to get up, and walk away as you continue teaching the angel.

You stick the lime in Castiel’s mouth to hold it. “The idea is to get a subtle kiss here. They’re going to come and bite the lime to get the juice, and you can either let them have the lime when they do, keep the lime so they only get the juice and you get the lip press, or if you wanna be a true sneak, spit out the lime and get the kiss you want instead.” You smirk at him, not telling him you’ve always been scared to do the latter.

Castiel quirks a brow at you and you have to stop the shiver that it causes, dominating you so easily.

He’d only have to do that brow at you and you’d probably do whatever he says. You can feel yourself beginning to get wet.

Ignoring it, you continue your lesson.

“So, you lick the salt, juice the lime and shoot the tequila, but this is the flirt…sexy way.”

He squints his eyes at you.

“You ready?”

He nods. “Yes.”

Still holding his wrist, you proceed to lick his wrist.

With his free hand, Castiel removes the lime and asks, “If this were you doing this to a man or woman, what would you do?”

“Me?” You ask. “For a guy I wanted to sleep with, I’d just ask him if he wants to go back to my place for sex. Men tend to like directness, from my experience. Women, though, I’d flirt with and tease. I’d probably do what I’m doing right now and make sure I was the one with the lime, so we could make out instead of shooting tequila.”

“You haven’t tried flirting with men?” Castiel inquires.

“I have, but I get nervous for some reason. I’ve taught many friends how to successfully flirt, but for some reason I end up acting like a fish or stuttering when I try to flirt with me.” You roll your eyes and shrug. “It’s easier to be friends with people I like than it is to actually…pursue,” you quietly confess to Castiel.

Castiel tilts his head, keeping his eyes on you for nearly a minute in silence. The silence isn’t awkward, but calming and companionable.

It is one of your favorite things about Castiel, you think to yourself. You can just sit together and do different things, but still feel like you’re engaged and doing something together…or maybe that is just you.

And then, he asks a really weird question: “How do you like to be flirted with?”

You furrow your brow at the question, initially confused, but then you think about it. You look down as you think, then say the first thing that comes to mind when you’ve gone on really good dates. “Be interested in me and actually listen to what I’m telling you. Tell me about you, your past, your history, experiences that I might be able to relate to, about your family and friends, your aspirations…”

Castiel’s head tilts the other way as his blue eyes continue to watch you.

“Be accepting of me and my truths, my authenticity. I may have been born female, but I am very good at taking care of myself. I’m choosing to be here with you when I could be elsewhere. Be satisfied I’m here with you.”

“You are,” agrees Castiel. “And others. You care very deeply about your found family, as you call us.” He uses air quotes and slightly smiles. He leans forward, getting your eye to look into his. He is mere centimeters from your face. “I’m very happy you came out here with me tonight. It makes me very happy to spend time with you.”

“Thanks, Cas,” you give him a small smile, feeling your cheeks heat up. Your brow furrows again. “Cas, are you flirting with me?”

He looks down at his wrist. You follow his gaze and see that you’re still holding it, but resting on the table now. He gives a sheepish smile and nods looking at your hand.

Your heart races as adrenaline pumps through you at this disclosure. You take a deep breath and exhale. Then, you rotate and slide your hand into his. “Okay.”

He looks at you, confused. “What do you do when they realize they’re flirting back?” Worried, Cas’ blue eyes search your face.

You grin at him. “How bout we get outta here, just the two of us?”

It takes him a few extra seconds to connect the dots and nod. “Yes, okay.”

He scoots out of the booth and you follow him, keeping his hand in yours. You look around for the brothers who are sitting at the bar, chatting.

You both walk outside, looking up through the light pollution to see the moon and brilliant Venus close by.

“Where to?” He queries.

“Surprise me, Angel.”

He bends down and plucks a daffodil that has broken through the asphalt parking lot. Castiel hands it to you. “For you.”

You smile and take it, putting it behind your right ear.

[drmapzo]

Hello, everyone!

Pretty much everybody needs to relax every once in a while, and druids are no exception.

After a long day of work tending nature and its beautiful (and sometimes not so beautiful) creatures, the local caretakers like to come to this magical pub to have some drinks and unwind.

The place is full of vegetation all around and the drinks offered have a unique spin on them, having being made with exotic ingredients of the finest quality.

But a pub is a pub and drunken fights are also a staple of this place of this otherwise calm place.

The creature tokens for this map are an Ancient Guardian Demon, a Catfolk Rogue and an Exotic Mystical Beast. Emerald tier gets the Catfolk Rogue while Diamond tier gets all three. In addition, Sapphire tier gets extra creature token variants.

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[marmotish]

freyja has her paternal figures but who are her maternal figures? if her grandmother is one of them is there anyone else?

there is, actually! Madam Rosmerta, landlady of the Three Broomsticks.

All those Butterbeer sessions with friends meant that Freyja was a regular at the Three Broomsticks, so she and the landlady saw a fair bit of each other. In return for Freyja helping out occasionally at the pub, Madam Rosmerta turned a blind eye to Freyja’s magical up-sizing of her and her friend’s drinks.

It wasn’t until 5th year that Freyja’s curse-breaking journey got a little more high stakes, especially with Rakepick appearing on the scene. Rosmerta wasn’t about to let Rakepick throw her weight around her pub, and saw how uncomfortable Freyja was around the new DADA professor. She saw as well how Jacob had been used by Rakepick and wasn’t about to let the same happen again.

Over months and years, Rosmerta kind of became Freyja’s confidante. Like any good pub landlady, she knew how to keep people’s secrets, which Freyja appreciated.