Raise A Pint To Oktoberfest 2026 In Mumbai
Every year, Munich, Germany hosts one of the world’s most recognised festivals—Oktoberfest. The 191-year-old festival is known for general merrymaking and revelry; the focal point and reason for its popularity are the beers. Oktoberfest in Munich can only serve locally brewed beers, and the beer brewed specifically for the festival is called Marzen. Beers are a common thread even in India,…
Mumbai is set to bring the festive spirit of Oktoberfest to its residents in 2026, with a variety of events planned across different neighborhoods. Border Bean Barbecue in Lower Parel will host a one-day celebration on October 4, featuring Border Bean’s smoked meats, The Daily Cut’s charcuterie, and craft beers from 2 Down Beer Co., including Dad Cool Lager, Gold Rush rice lager, and Missing Piece wheat beer.
Someplace Else in Bandra-Kurla Complex will serve a German-inspired feast from September 19 to October 4, offering pretzels, schnitzels, German wheat cheesy dip, chicken wings, beer buckets, and beer on tap. Geoffrey’s at Hotel Marine Plaza, also in Bandra-Kurla Complex, will offer a relaxed setting for Oktoberfest from October 4, featuring German-inspired dishes and two refreshing beer options, ENZO Strong Lager and WITUNO Belgian Cream Ale.
Le Café in Chembur will celebrate Mugtober Fest from October 3 to November 3, with a special menu of hearty German-inspired plates and two refreshing beer options. Gourmet Village in Lower Parel will host Oktoberfest special festivities on October 3-4, featuring live caricature artists, temporary tattoos, beer mug engraving, personalized charms, arcade games, and an improv evening at Silver Train restaurant.
Berlin Brew in Lower Parel will offer a limited-edition Munich Lager for its Oktoberfest celebrations, available till October 4. Bluebop Café in Khar will offer Buy 2, Get 1 Free or Buy 3, Get 2 Free offers on selected Indian beers till October 6. Sesame at Hyatt Centric Juhu will bring Oktoberfest to life from September 15 to October 5, with German beers like Hoegaarden Witbier and Oktoberfest-themed cocktails, along with hearty German dishes like bratwurst, schnitzel, and sauerkraut.
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