New Delhi: Lohri these days is more than just bonfire, gathering around it and ddancing to the beats of dhol while you enjoy popcorn and other winter delicacies. It is in the modern times refers to going out with the family for a great feasting, indulging in delicious Punjabi cuisines in a fine dine restaurant or a cafe or enjoy scrumptious pind da swaad at hotels.
This year, eateries across Delhi–NCR are embracing the winter harvest with menus that spotlight ingredients like jaggery, sesame, mustard greens and millets, seasonal staples that define Lohri’s culinary essence. Whether it’s soulful thalis, lavish buffets, artisanal sweets or immersive cultural evenings with bonfires and bhangra, each venue brings its own distinctive interpretation of the festival.
Lohri menus and places in Delhi
1. The Pavilion, ITC Maurya, Delhi
As winter peaks and the spirit of togetherness takes centre stage, ITC Maurya invites all to celebrate Lohri at The Pavilion. Rooted in warmth, gratitude, and harvest traditions, the celebration brings families and friends together over a specially curated dining experience. The Pavilion sets the mood with comforting flavours and festive touches, creating a space where conversations flow as easily as the food. Expect a thoughtfully crafted spread that reflects the essence of the season, making Lohri a moment to savour, not rush.
Price Range: ₹3500 plus taxes per person
Where: Sardar Patel Marg, Diplomatic Enclave-Chanakyapuri, Delhi – 110021
When: 13th January, 7 PM – 11:30 PM
2. DoubleTree by Hilton Gurugram Baani Square
GlassHouse at DoubleTree by Hilton Gurugram Baani Square is set to host Lohri Aayi Re, bringing the festival’s timeless spirit of fire, food, and togetherness to life. Guests can look forward to a traditional Lohri bonfire, energetic live dhol performances, and a chef-led buffet celebrating winter-special Punjabi flavours. The spread includes classics like sarson da saag with makki di roti, pindi chole, pinni, gajak, and gur ka halwa, paired with international favourites and interactive live counters—creating an evening that feels festive, authentic, and thoughtfully curated for families and the wider Delhi–NCR community.
Date: 13 January 2026
Time: 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Price: ₹2,500 + taxes per person (food buffet only)
3. Radisson Blu Greater Noida
Radisson Blu Greater Noida invites guests to celebrate the spirit of Lohri with an evening of warmth, music, and indulgent festive flavours at Cross Avenue. The celebration on 13 January brings together the vibrant rhythm of live dhol, the cosy charm of a traditional Lohri gathering, and a specially curated buffet featuring Punjabi winter favourites such as sarson ka saag with makke ki roti, a live parantha station, and an array of global dishes.
Designed as a joyful, flavour-rich experience for families and friends, the evening captures the essence of togetherness that defines Lohri.
Date: 13 January 2026
Time: 7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Price: ₹2,199 ++
Venue: Cross Avenue, Radisson Blu Greater Noida
4. Loya, Taj Palace, New Delhi
Loya at Taj Palace, New Delhi, marks Lohri with a soulful, provenance-led celebration that showcases North India’s winter harvest through rich, slow-cooked flavours and time-honoured techniques. Known for its deep-rooted regional approach, Loya’s festive menu highlights comforting classics like Sarson da Saag with Challi ki Roti and kanji, Chollia cooked three ways, Kadam Gosht, Rye Wala Murg, Saat Anaj Khichdi and Bathua Raita, ending with nostalgic desserts such as Gud Wale Chawal and Gajrela. Crafted as an immersive, flavour-forward experience, the celebration honours seasonality, tradition and the warmth of gathering around food.
Time: Lunch: 12:30 pm–2:45 pm | Dinner: 7:00 pm–11:30 pm
Price: À la carte
Venue: Loya, Taj Palace, 2 Sardar Patel Marg, Diplomatic Enclave, New Delhi 110021
5. Vivanta New Delhi, Dwarka
Vivanta New Delhi, Dwarka brings together the essence of India’s harvest season with two festive celebrations at Creo, offering guests an immersive experience of regional traditions, flavours and warmth. Lohri comes alive with a vibrant bonfire, festive décor, live dhol and a lavish Punjabi-inspired buffet, enhanced with thoughtful giveaways. The festivities continue with a refined Pongal buffet dinner, showcasing authentic South Indian harvest delicacies that honour gratitude, abundance and togetherness. Crafted as an inviting, inclusive experience, these celebrations seamlessly blend tradition with contemporary hospitality.
Dates: Lohri – 13 January 2026 | Pongal – 14 January 2026
Time: 7:30 pm onwards
Venue: Creo & Alfresco Area, Vivanta New Delhi, Dwarka
6. The Connaught, New Delhi – IHCL SeleQtions
The Connaught, New Delhi – IHCL SeleQtions celebrates India’s vibrant harvest season with two specially curated culinary experiences at The Hub, showcasing the country’s rich regional traditions through food, warmth and togetherness. For Lohri, guests can enjoy a chef-crafted North Indian winter thali rooted in seasonal produce and age-old recipes, celebrating abundance and community. The festivities continue with Pongal, featuring soulful South Indian dishes highlighting freshly harvested rice and gentle, traditional flavours that reflect gratitude and renewal. Thoughtful, elegant and culturally grounded, the Season of Harvest at The Connaught offers an inviting way to savour India’s festive diversity.
Date: Lohri – 7–13 January 2026 | Pongal – 14–17 January 2026
Time: 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Venue: The Hub, The Connaught, New Delhi – IHCL SeleQtions
7. Cooks Cafe at Atlantic
Jaypee Hotels invites guests to embrace the warmth and spirit of the harvest season with Lohri Di Shaam Saade Naal at Cooks Cafe, Atlantic – Jaypee Integrated Sports Complex, Greater Noida. Rooted in North Indian tradition, the evening brings together classic Lohri elements—bonfire gatherings, folk music, games and festive food—creating a communal, joyful atmosphere. Designed as a relaxed yet vibrant celebration, the event blends cultural rituals with contemporary comfort, offering guests a chance to come together over music, good food and the timeless charm of the season.
Venue: Cooks Cafe, Atlantic – Jaypee Integrated Sports Complex, Greater Noida
Date: 13 January 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Pricing: ₹1,199 AI (Adults) | ₹649 AI (Kids 5–10 years)
Offer: 10 per cent discount for club members and early bird bookings
8. Crowne Plaza Greater Noida
Crowne Plaza Greater Noida ushers in January with a vibrant calendar of food and beverage experiences that blend India’s festivals, regional flavours and creative culinary twists. From a lively Lohri celebration at Mosaic Alfresco with bonfires, bhangra and traditional treats, to a three-week Indian biryani showcase at Spice Art capturing flavours from Kashmir to Kerala, the month promises rich cultural indulgence.
BBC’s Toddy Tapas Fiesta adds a playful fusion of toddy-inspired flavours with Spanish-style small plates, while Mosaic Pastry Lounge highlights its indulgent Winter Cake of the Month. The celebrations conclude with a patriotic Republic Day Brunch at Mosaic, featuring tricolour dishes, regional specialities and heartfelt tributes to India’s armed forces.
9. Singh Sahib
Singh Sahib at M3M 65th Avenue, Gurugram, marks Lohri with a royal winter feast rooted in authentic North Indian flavours and the warmth of seasonal cooking. The specially curated menu features hearty starters like Tandoori Murgh, Barrah Kebab, Paneer Tikka Badshahi and Nadru Galouti, followed by comforting winter mains including Sarson Mahi Tikka, Dal Makhni, Punjabi Chicken Curry or Patiala Rara Chicken, Aloo Gobi Adraki and the quintessential Makki di Roti.
The meal ends on a nostalgic, indulgent note with Jalebi-Rabdi and Dry Fruit Kulfi, creating a celebration that blends tradition, flavour and togetherness in true Lohri spirit.
Venue: M3M 65th Avenue, Gurugram
Timings: 11:30 am – 11:30 pm
Cost for two: ₹1,500 + taxes (excluding drinks)
10. KHOYA
This Lohri, KHOYA celebrates both the festive season and its 10-year milestone with the Lohri Edit, a thoughtfully crafted collection that elevates traditional winter harvest flavours through artisanal finesse. Rooted in Punjabi nostalgia, the assortment highlights seasonal staples made with premium jaggery, toasted sesame and pure desi ghee, featuring classics like Til Bhugga, Gur Til Ladoos, Rewari Katli, Gur Para, Shakar Para and the savoury Til Mathri. Designed as a warm tribute to abundance and togetherness, the collection brings the essence of Lohri to homes across Delhi NCR.
Availability: January 2026 onwards
Location: Across Delhi NCR via the website
11. Daryaganj
Daryaganj ushers in Lohri with a cosy winter menu crafted from its iconic 1947 recipes. The spread features Bhutta Shorba, Paneer Methi Malai Tikka and Chicken Methi Malai Tikka, leading into classic Sarson Ka Saag with Makki Ki Roti and Bathua Raita. For heartier indulgence, dishes like Sarson Saag Chicken and Saag Meat add rich seasonal depth, while Gulab Jamun rounds off the meal with timeless sweetness.
TIme: 12 pm – 11 pm
Venue: All Daryaganj outlets
Cost for Two: ₹1,800 (approx)
12. Cafe Delhi Heights
Café Delhi Heights marks Lohri with its Lohri Bites, a nostalgic winter-themed platter designed for sharing and celebrating the season’s comforting flavours. The spread includes Makki ki Roti with Sarson ka Saag, green chilli and white butter, accompanied by whole peanuts and freshly popped popcorn, while sweet favourites like peanut gajak, gajar ka halwa and gud bring classic festive warmth to the experience.
Timings: 11 am – 12 am
Location: All CDH outlets
Cost for Two: ₹1,800 (approx)
As Delhi warms up with festive cheer, Lohri 2026 emerges as a delicious reminder of the region’s culinary heritage and the joy of gathering over winter comfort food. With restaurants presenting a blend of authenticity and innovation, diners can experience the festival through flavours that celebrate seasonality, culture and connection.