Where To Drink In Mumbai This Weekend ( 27th February to 1st March)

As February nearly comes to an end and March begins, Mumbai’s nightlife is pivoting from the quiet intimacy of winter toward high-energy festivals and sensory-driven social spaces. This weekend is a blend of massive celebratory grounds and secretive, design-forward rooms that treat mixology as a high-art performance.

Places To Drink In Mumbai This Weekend

1. The Main Event: India Cocktail Week (ICW)

Area: BKC (Jio World Garden)

The definitive social anchor of this weekend is India Cocktail Week, returning for its 6th edition on February 28th and March 1st. This is a massive two-day celebration featuring over 25 global and homegrown spirit brands – including Don Julio, Tanqueray, and Pistola.

• The Vibe: High-energy, festival-style, and interactive.
• What to Catch: Beyond the drinks, catch the headlining set by Peter Cat Recording Co. on Sunday evening (March 1st) and global bar takeovers from world-top-50 lists.
• Address: Jio World Garden, Plot No. 1, G Block BKC, Bandra Kurla Complex.
• Timings: 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM (Sat & Sun).
• Price: Entry tickets start from INR 999.

2. The Theatrical Escape: Fielia

Area: Mahalaxmi Racecourse

Designed by Gauri Khan, Fielia is Mumbai’s first "Cocktail Cinema." This venue is built like a theater, complete with mezzanine balconies and a central bar that acts as a stage. Their current narrative, "Sin & Scandal," features cocktails inspired by historical controversies.

• The Vibe: Theatrical, lush, and old-world glamour.
• What to Drink: The "Forbidden" cocktail, which is a dual hot-and-cold sensory experience.
• Address: Royal Western India Turf Club, Mahalaxmi Racecourse.
• Timings: 7:30 PM – 1:30 AM.
• Price for Two: INR 6,000 

Note: It is an invite-only place.

3. The Fire-Led Ritual: Hearth on the First

Area: Churchgate (Eros Cinema Building)

Located inside the iconic Art Deco Eros Cinema building, Hearth focuses on "fire-led" hospitality. While it is a celebrated dining destination, its cocktail program is equally elemental. It’s an intimate space where drinks are crafted to complement fire-cooked, memory-based plates.

• The Vibe: Warm, industrial-chic, and ingredient-focused.
• What to Drink: Smoke-infused classics or their seasonal fruit-forward botanical cocktails.
• Address: 1st Floor, Eros Cinema Building, Maharshi Karve Road, Churchgate.
• Timings: 7:00 PM – 1:30 AM (Daily); Sat–Sun Lunch: 12:00 PM – 3:30 PM.
• Price for Two: INR 4,500

4. The Retro Social: Roxanne’s Bar & All Day Diner

Area: Andheri East

For a high-energy "neighborhood" feel in the suburbs, Roxanne’s is the latest standout. Blending a 1950s American diner aesthetic with contemporary mixology, it’s a social hub anchored by a dedicated robata-grilled selection. Saturday night (Feb 28) is particularly vibrant with VDJ sets playing retro classics.

• The Vibe: Vibrant, nostalgic, and unpretentious.
• What to Drink: The "Passionfruit Picante" or their signature gin fizzes.
• Address: Peninsula Redpine Hotel, Bori Colony, Marol, Andheri East.
• Timings: 4:00 PM – 1:30 AM.
• Price for Two: INR 2,800

5. The Vinyl Listening Den: Idoru

Area: Khar West

For those who want to skip the massive festival crowds, Idoru is an ultra-intimate, 28-seat "listening bar." Built around a custom high-fidelity sound system and a curated vinyl collection, it’s a space where the music – ranging from jazz to funk – is as important as the ice in your glass.

• The Vibe: Soulful, minimalist, and acoustics-forward.
• What to Drink: Japanese-inspired highballs or a classic Whisky Sour.
• Address: 1st Floor, Sunrise Building (Above Izumi), Road No 24, Khar West.
• Timings: 6:30 PM – 12:30 AM (Closed Tuesdays).
• Price for Two: INR 4,500

Summing Up

The crossover from February to March is about sensory immersion. You can dive into the global mixology scene at India Cocktail Week or find a quiet, soulful corner at Idoru. For heritage lovers, Hearth in South Mumbai remains a must-visit, while those seeking theatrical drama should head to Fielia.