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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Why India is loving bars within bars

J
Joanna Lobo
Why India is loving bars within bars
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India's hospitality sector is seeing a rise in 'nested bars,' which are small, exclusive cocktail spaces tucked inside larger restaurants. These intimate venues offer personalized service and unique menus, functioning as a 'second personality' for the parent establishment.

Anjuna beach. A hammock over the sand. The setting sun. Waves crashing below. This is Pisco by the Beach, a sundowner spot known for its boho vibe and good seafood. Once night falls, a wooden door opens at the corner of the restaurant, leading into a private sitting room with a noticeable change in atmosphere and sound — not quite silent, but filled with the low cadence of conversation and music. This is After Dinner, a cocktail bar sharing the same view as Pisco, but offering a complete change of pace.

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