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New Launches Lighting Up Mumbai's Dining And Nightlife Scene In July
Last Updated: Whether you're a food connoisseur or someone who lives for the after-hours buzz, these new Mumbai hotspots are transforming the way the city eats, drinks, and chills. Mumbai's ever-evolving dining and nightlife scene continues to dazzle, with a wave of exciting new launches setting the city abuzz. From chic rooftop bars and immersive speakeasies to globally inspired kitchens and intimate cafés, the latest additions promise fresh flavours, bold concepts, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or a nightlife enthusiast, these new hotspots in Mumbai are redefining what it means to dine and unwind in the city that never sleeps. 1. The Game Palacio, Phoenix Palladium: Where Gaming Meets Grandeur Redefining entertainment with a touch of opulence, The Game Palacio has unveiled its 10th and most ambitious outlet yet at Phoenix Palladium, Mumbai's most iconic luxury retail address. Sprawling across 26,280 sq. ft., this ultra-luxe gaming arcade brings together six boutique bowling lanes, 80+ cutting-edge arcade games, multiple immersive VR zones, and India's first-ever in-mall cigar room – all under one roof. More than just fun and games, The Game Palacio weaves gourmet gastronomy, high-concept nightlife, and elevated service into an experience where nostalgia and next-gen innovation collide. Sip on a Silken Road cocktail, lose yourself in Tomb Raider, or share bites of Crabstick & Caviar before a round of boutique bowling under moody lighting. 2. Baroke: Mumbai's First Vinyl-Only Listening Bar In a city overrun by noise and nightlife, Baroke offers a deeper kind of sonic escape. Tucked into a cosy 84-cover space in South Mumbai, this is India's first vinyl-only listening bar, where the vibe is warm, intentional, and deliciously analogue. With over 220 handpicked records spanning Jimi Hendrix to Stan Getz, Baroke isn't just about music; it's a full-fledged cultural ritual designed for the audiophile in you. But it's not just the music doing the talking. The cocktail program by Jishnu Some sings with standout drinks like the Mango Chilli with a bursting mango sphere and the earthy Vetiver Gimlet. The tapas-style menu plays a perfect sidekick, with dishes like Kerala-style mutton fry with paratha and miso-glazed chicken with sticky rice. 3. Red Box Café & Bar, Juhu: A Nostalgic Comeback with a Modern Twist The iconic Red Box, a cult favourite from Bandra's glory days, is finally back, this time in Juhu, and it's here to steal the spotlight all over again. Brought back by the China Gate Group, this comeback is both a throwback and a thrilling reimagination of everything that made Red Box a local legend. The new 3,000 sq. ft. venue is decked out in red-and-white tones with eucalyptus wood, marble floors, cosy booths, and a mood-lifting bakery and dessert station right at the entrance. The menu is a comfort-meets-cool riot of options: from the Pain Perdu Avocado and Baked Pancake with Mushroom Salami to loaded Cottage Cheese Pesto Pizzas, California Rolls, and the cult-favorite Red Box Special Sizzler. The drinks menu is a total vibe too – whether you're a Glenfiddich purist, a Long Island Iced Tea loyalist, or just in it for the Red Ice-Box mocktail, there's something here to raise your glass to. About the Author Lifestyle Desk Our life needs a bit of style to get the perfect zing in the daily routine. News18 Lifestyle is one-stop destination for everything you need to know about the world of fashion, food, health, travel, More The News18 Lifestyle section brings you the latest on health, fashion, travel, food, and culture — with wellness tips, celebrity style, travel inspiration, and recipes. Also Download the News18 App to stay updated! tags : food lifestyle mumbai view comments Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: July 28, 2025, 17:41 IST News lifestyle » food New Launches Lighting Up Mumbai's Dining And Nightlife Scene In July Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The National
21-07-2025
- Business
- The National
Scottish cauliflower crisps to hit shelves at 50 Tesco stores
Growers Garden, established in 2019 and based in Fife, is now selling its new cauliflower crisps in more than 50 Tesco stores. The snack comes in three flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. The company works with farmers across the east of Scotland to transform surplus and "wonky" vegetables into healthy, veggie snacks. READ MORE: Award-winning restaurant to be taken over by leading hospitality firm With the aim to reduce food waste and ensure more Scottish homegrown produce, the co-operative started as a collective of 16 farming families who have been growing vegetables for over four generations in the east of Scotland. It now includes growers from Perthshire and the Borders too. Tesco said the product was "a brilliant example of Scottish innovation". Marion MacCormick, chairperson at Growers Garden, said the company was "delighted," adding: "Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK-wide. 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.' Barry O'Donnell, buying manager for Tesco in Scotland, said: 'One of the best parts of my job is supporting local suppliers and helping bring their fantastic products to shelves across the country. "Growers Garden is a brilliant example of Scottish innovation. By working hand-in-hand with local farmers, they've created a tasty and nutritious snack that taps into what customers are really looking for - healthier, exciting alternatives to traditional crisps.' The snack can already be found in some Sainsbury's and Morrisons stores.
Scotsman
21-07-2025
- Business
- Scotsman
Fife snack business launches new cauliflower chips exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland.
Scottish healthy snack brand Growers Garden is expanding its popular range of vegetable crisps with the launch of new cauliflower chips, now available exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Established in 2019, the Fife-based company works closely with farmers across East Scotland, transforming surplus and 'wonky' vegetables into healthy, flavour-packed veggie chips. The brand's commitment to reducing food waste ensures more of Scotland's homegrown produce is put to good use. The new cauliflower chips – on sale now in more than 50 Tesco stores – come in three bold and vibrant flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Marion MacCormick, Chairperson at Growers Garden, said: 'We're delighted to have launched our new cauliflower-based crisps into Tesco Scotland. Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK wide. Growers Garden's new product is available in Tesco stores across Scotland 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.' Barry O'Donnell, Buying Manager for Tesco in Scotland, said: 'One of the best parts of my job is supporting local suppliers and helping bring their fantastic products to shelves across the country. Growers Garden is a brilliant example of Scottish innovation. By working hand-in-hand with local farmers, they've created a tasty and nutritious snack that taps into what customers are really looking for - healthier, exciting alternatives to traditional crisps.'
The National
21-07-2025
- Business
- The National
Scottish cauliflower crips to hit shelves at 50 Tesco stores
Growers Garden, established in 2019 and based in Fife, is now selling their new cauliflower crisps in more than 50 Tesco stores. The snack comes in three flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. The company works with farmers across the east of Scotland to transform surplus and "wonky" vegetables into healthy, veggie snacks. READ MORE: Award-winning restaurant to be taken over by leading hospitality firm With the aim to reduce food waste and ensure more Scottish homegrown produce, the co-operative started as a collective of 16 farming families who have been growing vegetables for over four generations in the east of Scotland. It now includes growers from Perthshire and the Borders too. Tesco said the product was "a brilliant example of Scottish innovation". Marion MacCormick, chairperson at Growers Garden, said the company was "delighted," adding: "Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK-wide. 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.' Barry O'Donnell, buying manager for Tesco in Scotland, said: 'One of the best parts of my job is supporting local suppliers and helping bring their fantastic products to shelves across the country. "Growers Garden is a brilliant example of Scottish innovation. By working hand-in-hand with local farmers, they've created a tasty and nutritious snack that taps into what customers are really looking for - healthier, exciting alternatives to traditional crisps.' The snack can already be found in some Sainsbury's and Morrison's stores.
Scotsman
21-07-2025
- Business
- Scotsman
Fife snack business launches new cauliflower chips exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland.
Scottish healthy snack brand Growers Garden is expanding its popular range of vegetable crisps with the launch of new cauliflower chips, now available exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland. Sign up to our Scotsman Money newsletter, covering all you need to know to help manage your money. Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Established in 2019, the Fife-based company works closely with farmers across East Scotland, transforming surplus and 'wonky' vegetables into healthy, flavour-packed veggie chips. The brand's commitment to reducing food waste ensures more of Scotland's homegrown produce is put to good use. The new cauliflower chips – on sale now in more than 50 Tesco stores – come in three bold and vibrant flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Marion MacCormick, Chairperson at Growers Garden, said: 'We're delighted to have launched our new cauliflower-based crisps into Tesco Scotland. Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK wide. Growers Garden's Cauliflower Chips are available in Tesco stores across Scotland 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.'
