Remodeled Bombay Club To Reopen In August With New Menu Items

WASHINGTON, DC — The Bombay Club will be reopening for service on Monday, Aug. 2 after undergoing a total renovation.

Located at 815 Connecticut Ave, NW, the Bombay Club opened in 1988. The restaurant’s new design scheme is being led by Harry Gregory of London-based ARA Design. The decor of the Bombay Club's existing private dining room, bar and main dining room will take on a new vibrant color scheme set against silk on the walls.

“It is time to update the restaurant with a new look that represents modern India,” Bombay Club owner Ashok Bajaj said in a statement. “We will be incorporating original works of art and contemporary décor elements, as well as creating a new kitchen for our culinary team.

“Everything about The Bombay Club is changing including the table settings, glassware, furnishings, and lighting. The grand piano will stay as live music is one tradition that our diners would not want to lose,” Bajaj said.

In addition to the renovations, Bombay Club Executive Chef Nilesh Singhvi will feature new menu items that will highlight the diversity of India’s regional dishes. The Bombay Club will continue to serve its Sunday brunch buffet, featuring unlimited sparkling wine, according to the restaurant.

For reservations and more information, call the Bombay Club at 202-659-3727 or visit www.bombayclubdc.com.