There are "achievements." And recently CQM introduced a whole new Sabbat-focused hub to the normal four (Santa Monica, Downtown, Hollywood, Chinatown). As the name implies, the mod originally introduced new clan-specific quests to go on: the Tremere have a neat sort of vision-quest that no other clans have access to, for example. For the most part, it still feels like you're playing Bloodlines rather than a mod.
Clan Quest Mod: This mod is the closest thing I can think off that might be called "DLC" in the sense that it adds a big chunk of material to the main game, but doesn't change the basics the way TFN and Antitribu do. There's a lot about it that's just kind of broken, and it doesn't look like it's going to be updated again anytime soon. A lot of stuff is changed tonally quite drastically: rather than the creeping horror of the vanilla Ocean House that keeps you on edge, it pays more homage to slasher films. There's a higher difficulty curve, which some people find enticing. 
Like TFN, it introduces a new (albeit different) set of seven clans and their associated Disciplines.
Antitribu: Best labelled as "controversial." some people love it, some people hate it. Last year, released 1.5 HD which is a huge improvement, and a lot of the UI has been upgraded for modern monitors too. The Final Nights: Like CE, made by "Team Camarilla." TFN took the foundations of CE and made a whole new mod with it. It's still largely the same game, but meant to give you more of the feeling of being a vampire. Feeding, regeneration, Humanity, and Disciplines. Camarilla Edition: CE overhauls parts of the basic engine: for example, your blood will slowly decrease, so you'll find yourself needing to feed a lot more often. If you haven't played with the Plus patch before, I recommend it. The Plus patch is everything in Basic, but also a ton of restored developer content (NPCs, music, quests, objects, levels), some quality of life improvements (tweaked LOD switching, some higher res textures, updated bus stop maps), and balance tweaks (adjusting Disciplines, switching the location of a couple of objects to make better sense with character progression). The Basic patch is just bugfixes, so you can play Bloodlines as close as possible to how it was originally released, except in an unbroken state. Unofficial Patch: Comes in two flavours: Basic and Plus.
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