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Cyber Hub

The open-air food-and-drink plaza at the heart of Cyber City where corporate Gurugram eats, meets and drinks after work.

Where
Cyber City
Time needed
2-3 hr visit
Tickets
Free
Free entry
Free entry all day
Restaurants and open-air seating at Cyber Hub in DLF Cyber City Restaurants and open-air seating at Cyber Hub in DLF Cyber City

What to expect at Cyber Hub

Cyber Hub is not a museum but it is the single defining public space of modern Gurugram — a low-rise, open plaza wrapped around a lawn and stage, tucked between the towers of DLF Cyber City. For an ESG-conscious business traveller it doubles as an evening destination and an informal networking venue: half of corporate Gurugram passes through here on a weekday night. Entry is free, security is airport-style, and the vibe is closer to Singapore's Clarke Quay than to a traditional Indian market.

Two floors of restaurants ring the plaza — around fifty at the last count, from Farzi Cafe and SodaBottleOpenerWala on the ground floor to Beer Cafe and Vapour brewpub upstairs. The central lawn hosts stand-up comedy, live music and startup demo nights most Thursdays through Sundays. There is a small stage, a food-truck row on the far side, and covered walkways so the space works in monsoon. Come in the day to eat lunch at a quieter pace, or after 8pm for the full crush.

Park in the paid basement (₹40/hour) if driving, or take the Rapid Metro one stop from Sikanderpur. Weeknight reservations are essential at flagship spots — try Dhaba by Claridges or Molecule Air Bar. If you just want to wander, arrive at 7pm, walk the upper deck first, then eat somewhere on the ground floor. Cyber Hub is the base camp for meetings across the surrounding corporate campuses and often the reason business travellers stay in this specific pocket of the city.

Plan your visit TicketsFree Free entryFree entry all day Time needed2-3 hr visit WhereCyber City Opening hours Mon-Sun 11:00-01:00 Hotels near Cyber Hub

Questions about Cyber Hub

Is there an entry fee?

No, Cyber Hub is a free-to-enter public plaza; you pay only for what you eat or drink.

When are the quiet hours?

Weekdays 11:00-14:00 are the calmest; after 8pm expect crowds every night.

How long should I spend?

Two to three hours for a meal and a walk; longer if there is a show.

Are there closing days?

The plaza is open every day; individual restaurants may take a weekly off.

Do I need to reserve tables?

Yes for Friday and Saturday nights at most sit-down restaurants.

Nearest metro stop?

Cyber City on the Rapid Metro line, or Sikanderpur on the Yellow Line then one stop across.

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