Muro has a large circular bar where you can watch all the action live, not just on the ground floor, but on the floor above as well. The drink programme aims to be a sensory experience, with the likes of a Reverse Breakfast.
It easily transitions from a place for a quick work meeting over a drink to a family, friends meet-up kind of space over long meals. The cocktail programme places the focus on locally sourced ingredients and is as fun as it is nostalgic.
Drink your way through a selection of 12 signature cocktails. Inspired by Dragon Boat Festival in China, a 16-foot-long canoe, sourced from Kerala, has been used to create a dramatic light feature. Every drink has a story to tell.
Nestled within The Courtyard, it's a tiny 14-seater dive bar for wine lovers and newcomers alike. There's also a line-up of sakes, vermouths, and ports to mix things. Additionally, Japanese tapas, vinyl records keep you company, and when things get lively, ‘Tony’, the disco ball comes out to shine.
It is India’s largest cocktail bar, with an extensive menu of over 150 creations. For art aficionados, it has larger-than-life sculptures, captivating fabric prints, and a plethora of hand-painted artworks that adorn every nook and corner.
Chapter 2 of The Bier Library spans 87,000 sq. ft, featuring gigantic sun windows, three levels of cascading water features, and a lush courtyard. The line-up includes rich, signature beers, seasonal and festive specials, and inventive cocktails inspired by famous novels from around the world.
You'll find Anglo-Indian & regional flavours inspired by British Raj, set in a maze of walkover bridges. From Fruitful Phantoms, a vibrant blend of premium spirits and cold-pressed juices, to Revived Classics like Gin and Tonic with in-house sous-vide syrups, each drink celebrates heritage and innovation.
Having that old-world charm, people come here for cold draft beer, rum and coke, whiskies drunk neat or otherwise. Chilli pork, dal khichdi, egg pakodas and now chicken and prawn ghee roasts with neer dosas are popular on the tables here.