Excuse Me Boss

New Delhi has left Mumbai behind in its wake as it climbs up as one of the best cities to party at in the country. Its electric nightlife is owed to a fantastic selection of thriving nightclubs that dots the city’s skyline with its glamour and attraction. You may want to dance all night or simply lounge with foot-tapping live music in a shaded corner nursing your drink. Whatever your preference may be, we assure you New Delhi has everything to offer. If you follow a party-hopper, you will eventually end up at Connaught Place that has come out to be as a flourishing pub-centric locality. Part of this glitterati background is ‘Excuse Me Boss’, an exciting bar located at Middle Circle in Connaught Place. This interestingly named pub is quite a crowd-puller as the evening falls.

A full all-encompassing bar menu welcomes the tipplers, crammed with lip-smacking booze labels from all around the world. Give the bartender a chance to woo you with some fabulous cocktails, lending you that happy buzz which is only enhanced by pulsating live music on display. A huge array of munchies can be picked up from their grub menu to give your drink that salty kick. Food menu travels all over the world, you are in for a treat. Foray into the menu with nibbles like, peshawari seekh kebab, paneer tikka angara, afghani murgh, chicken wings, honey chilli potato, fish finger, hummus with pita and golden fried prawns. Main course is a usual amalgamation of dishes such as, spicy chicken burger, pasta in creamy sauce, jalapeno cheese pizza, grilled fish in lemon butter sauce, chicken curry and vegetable Manchurian.

With an assortment of buttery naans and rice accompaniments you can enjoy the main course to its fullest potential. After smacking through this glorious meal, why not end with an equally fantastic course of desserts. Up for grabs is, tiramisu, gulab jamun with ice cream, Brazilian nut brownie and a variety of ice creams. Smokers can puff away in peace in their own assigned zone. The bar gets busy during the weekends, book ahead. Call for a sheesha, to get the party started. Excuse Me Boss comes off as a casual relaxed space fashioned out of exposed brick walls and posters of Marlon Brando, gleaming under stylish modern lighting. Excuse Me Boss is only marginally pricey, a wonderfully light-on-pockets venture.