Dramz Delhi

A nice place with antique & rustic charm. They are available on the ground floor, 1st both inside and outside seating & rooftop. No lift. Rooftop was lively with music and Qutab Minar in the background. Then there’s a terrace where u can click pictures.,it opens for seating after 5PM. You can enjoy the Qutab minar lights in the background. It has started raining so we couldn’t sit outside or in the open. We took offer from Swiggy with 25% discount on the bill and 2 drinks on the house, which were only lemon & cola. They serve hard drinks & beer but quite expensive. Food is very expensive with pizzas costing a minimum Rs 900-1000. We tried the flaming stuffed pizza, which was for Rs 1200 plus. It has an inside filling and was heavy. They pour vodka on the top and flame it Service was slow. Valet parking is available

One of the best places to visit if you're in India—or especially in Delhi! This spot is a true gem—not just for its location with a stunning night view of the Qutub Minar, but for the incredible vibe. The live music, the singer, the atmosphere... and oh my gosh, the fooooood! At first, you might think it's a bit pricey, but trust me—it’s worth every penny. The food offers a kind of soulful satisfaction that’s hard to find. It’s the perfect place for a birthday celebration, a romantic dinner, or a special date night. And yes—don’t miss the chance to slow dance with your partner under the stars. Enjoy every second! 💜🦋

Uptight upscale expensive. Great view of Qutub Minar. Superb for romantic dinner. Cosy vibe. Reservation before hand must. Great place for evening snacks and dinner.

The place is nice, the food is extra ordinarily tasty. The price is quite high, although they serve good quantity and the prices are still high. The ambience is very beautiful, we have a nice view of Qutub Minar. Also, for someone visiting for the first time, there are 3 to 4 floors, each floor has a different dine-in restaurant name and different cuisines.

If you're looking for a spot with a stunning full view of Qutub Minar and the added charm of flights passing by, this is the place to be. The seating is spread across multiple floors, but the top floor offers the most spectacular view of the Qutab Minar. The aesthetics of the place are thoughtfully done, creating a lovely ambiance. The food was impressive—we tried the aglio olio, gourmet pizza which was delicious, along with some refreshing mocktails. Definitely a place I’d love to visit again.

Dramz truly nails the vibe — stunning Qutub view, romantic yet chill atmosphere, and food that’s both comforting and luxe. The avocado truffle bites and funghi alla florentine were absolute winners. And if you’re a mocktail person (or even if you’re not), their Kaffir Lime Mist and Virgin Sangria are a must-try — super refreshing and flavourful. A solid pick for date nights or that one spot you take someone to impress them.

The restaurant was empty and a few people were there. If I'm talking about food the food was average and the price was really high, after seeing the price I expected it to come with good quantity and taste and some special plating. Well it was my first experience in the hot summer what else I can expect from them might be that the evening view would be good as we can see qutub minar clearly from the rooftop but in the day it was closed but I'm really disappointed with my food. I ordered veg lasagna, nutty sundae, cappuccino and coke It cost me around 2700rs and yeah there were so many flies around, very unhygienic.

Today i visited Dramz in Mehrauli, expecting a pleasant evening given its reputation for great views and upscale dining. Instead, I was met with an utterly unwelcoming experience that left a sour taste before I could even sit down. Upon arrival, I was curtly informed by the staff that “slippers aren’t allowed” because their dining is “not so casual.” No explanation, no apology, just a dismissive tone that made me feel judged and unwanted. This dress code policy is not only rigid but feels deeply insensitive in a city like Delhi, where cultural diversity and practicality often shape what people wear. Slippers aren’t just casual footwear for many—they’re a norm, especially in our climate. To be turned away for something so minor, without any empathy or attempt to accommodate, reeks of elitism. It’s as if Dramz cares more about curating an image than welcoming guests who are there to spend their hard-earned money. The staff’s attitude was the real kicker—zero warmth or professionalism. A simple, polite explanation could’ve softened the blow, but instead, I was made to feel like I didn’t belong. If you’re looking for a place that values ambiance over people, maybe Dramz is your spot. But for me, this was a one-and-done visit. I’ll take my business to a restaurant that knows how to treat guests with respect, regardless of their footwear. Save yourself the hassle and dine somewhere that doesn’t make you feel small.