List of Family Function Venues in Gurgaon

Over 30 years after establishing the iconic Dhaba inside The Claridges hotel on Delhi’s famed Aurangzeb Road, the original Dhaba now gets a whole new mojo – or as we like to call it – SWAG. Given a shot of new age fun and kitschy interiors with the legendary classics on the menu along with some nouveau beauties - Dhaba is set to recreate the same magic again - but with more full on Punjabi flair.

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Now managed by Azure Hospitality, the same folks that created Mamagoto, Dhaba is India’s preferred Punjabi Diner. With outlets across the country – walk into any of our “colour bomb” spaces and get your dose of the PIND!!!

The Dhaba menu, crafted in history and given more oomph by our very own Chef Ravi Saxena, is divided into three drooling parts - Tawa, Tandoor and Patiala; including typical rustic dishes such as Kanastari Baingan (Baingan ka Bharta served in a copper canister), Dhaba Chilli Chicken and Balti Meat (our signature dish).

Café Delhi Heights charms with its indispensable Delhi essence. From scrumptious meal which is an eclectic mix of various cuisines across the globe to the ambiance that spells vogue, Cafe Delhi Heights refines fine dining.

Our inspiration comes from our family. Being a big joint family, when all the three generation would like to go out together we always used to struggle upon which place to go and dine. to find a place where my mother and my daughter both will be comfortable to go. a place which will be hip enough for my son yet have a few indian items on the menu to make my dad happy. we could never find a place which is easy going for us to spend hours yet have quality of food like a fine dine. to answer all these questions raised by our family we got the answer called Cafe Delhi Heights. The quest goes on and on we keep on going back to the drawing board and do a litmus test everytime we open a new outlet and ask ourself “Is this outlet relevant to our family” and is the answer is “yes” we move ahead. every new item on the menu goes through the same test. and luckily our family is no different from any family across the planet, so we stay relevant to hundreds of families across the country.

Barbeque Nation was founded in 2006 with a simple vision – offering a complete dining experience to customers at affordable prices.

One of the most successful casual dining chains in India, Barbeque Nation pioneered the concept of live grills embedded under dining tables – allowing customers to grill their own barbecue’s right at their tables.

A novelty at the time, the restaurant allowed clients to customize their own starters with their preference of flavours – ushering the era of ‘Do It Yourself cuisine’ in India. The look and feel of all outlets is rustic and casual with wood and open-brick wall surface. The sizzle of the grills livens up the whole atmosphere and gives diners a comfortable and cosy experience.

In its very first outlet in Mumbai in 2006, Barbeque Nation inculcated the one principle that would cause the chain to expand pan-India in an amazingly short time period, putting the customer first at all steps of the dining experience – from reserving a table and customizing the level of spiciness, to creating in house live entertainment and taking feedback from customers long after their dining experience was over.

The unique ‘DIY’ (do-it-yourself) concept caught the fancy of Indian food-lovers, propelling the casual dining chain on a rapid expansion spree. By 2011, Barbeque Nation had opened its 25th outlet in Vadapalani (Chennai, Tamil Nadu). While the novelty of the Do-It-Yourself concept was enough to attract customers, loyalty to the brand came because the chain offered quality food at affordable rates. Barbeque Nation offers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus, drawn from Mediterranean, American, Oriental, Asian and the Indian cuisines. The menu comprises of 5-vegetarian and 5 non-vegetarian barbeque starters in unlimited helpings, a main course vegetarian and non-vegetarian buffet along with variety of soups, salads and desserts.

By 2008, the barbeque chain had a significant pan-India presence, with outlets in Chandigarh, Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Across India, the chain appealed to the value conscious Indian consumer because it offered quality food including prawns and exotic foreign foods, in an unlimited quantity, at a fixed price.