Rewind by Radio Room, a nostalgic cocktail lounge, now makes Chennai pub crawl, a possibility
Rewind by Radio Room is a new cocktail lounge in Chennai that aims to provide a nostalgic yet elevated experience for adult patrons. The venue features a menu designed by Sandesh Reddy, offering a mix of traditional Tamil Nadu bar bites and innovative cocktails. With a focus on conversation and a unique service model where bartenders also serve, Rewind seeks to create a relaxed atmosphere for its guests.
- ▪Rewind by Radio Room is located on Khader Nawaz Khan Road in Chennai.
- ▪The cocktail lounge has a 60-seat capacity and serves a menu of 40 items, including traditional Tamil Nadu snacks.
- ▪Bartenders at Rewind also serve drinks, fostering a more engaging experience for guests.
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If you have partied in Chennai until 2am in the last 10 years and have gone home sweaty from dancing, it is likely that you are returning from a Radio Room night in MRC Nagar.The club, which first opened its doors in 2016, frequently finds A-listers shuffling between a sea of Chennai folks, old and young, who are all ready to ensure that every last drop of that LIIT is drunk with might, and every move hits the spot. And likely, someone else’s elbow. En Vilasam, a Chettinad villa that stays out of sightOver the 10 years that I’ve partied at Radio Room, bouncers have changed, and so have I. My frequency has dropped to twice a year - one for every solstice.
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