Café Delhi Heights (CDH) is all set to unveil CDH Play, a bold new sports bar in Noida’s DLF Tech Park. This high-energy social hub, with state-of-the-art entertainment, playful interiors and a globally inspired food and drinks menu, is a recent addition to its growing repertoire of concepts tailored to the younger generation.
Spread across 2,800 sq. ft. with seating for 100 guests, CDH Play reinvents the idea of a post-work hangout. It has everything from a quirky neon-inspired aesthetic to pool tables, foosball tables, and air hockey for people to unwind and chill with friends and colleagues after a long day at work.
“We believe CDH Play will redefine the way we spend our evenings out. It isn’t restricted to dinner or drinks, it is the experience that stays with you,” says Vikrant Batra, Founder, Café Delhi Heights. “Our vision was to create a concept that encourages playfulness and camaraderie, all while making great memories. The location DLF Tech Park Noida, with its young, dynamic crowd, is the perfect place for this idea to come alive.”
The menu at CDH Play is an extension of this philosophy. While signature CDH classics feature generously across the menu, there are several new dishes to bring to life the sports bar vibe. Some of the highlights include iconic Juicy Lucy Burger, Grilled Sole Filet, Nachos Grande and Grilled Chicken Breast, alongside hearty Indian favourites like the CDH Punjabi Palak Chhole and Mom’s Butter Chicken.
In the last decade-and-a-half, CDH has become the go-to place for casual dining across India. Founded by brothers Vikrant and Sharad Batra, it has grown from its first outlet in Gurgaon’s Crosspoint Mall to multiple outlets across 16 cities. Its eclectic menu and inviting spaces in iconic locations like Red Fort, Delhi; Cyber Hub, Gurgaon; Phoenix Market City, Mumbai and Srinagar have made it a brand to reckon with.
CDH Play builds on this legacy, bringing a fresh, youth-driven approach to dining. It joins the likes of the brand’s newer concepts like IKIGAI (Delhi) and Sarava (Goa) that have become crowd favourites in a short span. With plans to reach 120 outlets by 2028, including global destinations, CDH continues to evolve while staying rooted in its ethos of quality, creativity, and hospitality.
