Been coming here for a while now. The Rajasthani thali is still solid and filling. Simple place, nothing fancy, but it works. Right near Hawa Mahal too.

Been coming here for a while now, and the live music keeps pulling me back. This last visit was for a birthday, and honestly, the vibe was spot on. Staff remembers you, which is nice. Mocktails are still solid, that passion fruit one especially. Yeah, it&#39;s a bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the whole package. I&#39;ll keep returning for that consistency.

The veg cheese grilled sandwich here is genuinely good. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Jaipur, honestly. Kitchen looked clean too, which I always notice. Just a simple spot doing its thing right. If you&#39;re around and craving something easy, this works.

Came here for dinner and the fort view really is something else. Live music was playing in the background, not too loud. Staff noticed it was our anniversary and brought out a small cake without us asking. That was a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing crazy. But that view with the lights on the fort, yeah that&#39;s the reason to go.

The butter chicken from the cooking class was the real deal. Rich, creamy, and that smoky char on the chicken came through proper. We made it ourselves, but I&#39;d still rate it above most restaurants back home. Maybe a bit heavy on the cream, but I wasn&#39;t complaining. Just the taste I was after.

The live band was decent, but honestly the food didn&#39;t match the price tag. We ordered a few curries and they were just okay. Staff tried their best though.

Been coming here for years. Food&#39;s still solid, those traditional dishes hit the same as always. That&#39;s why I keep returning.

The live grill thing is pretty cool, but honestly the appetizers stole the show. Mains were just okay. Starters are where it&#39;s at here.

The staff here genuinely make you feel at home. They even mentioned a cooking class and did henna for us. Gobi and garlic naan were solid. Place is a bit rough around the edges, but that adds to the vibe.

The menu had English translations which made ordering easy. Staff were really kind about my food allergy. Enjoyed the meal without any worry. 👍

Ajay took such good care of us &mdash; super polite and always around when we needed something. Food was solid too, and that view is a nice bonus.

The paneer hyderabadi biryani in that clay pot still hits the same every time. Rice was perfectly cooked, so much flavor.

The paneer pasanda was really good&mdash;creamy and well spiced. I sat near the window and the view made the whole meal feel more relaxed. Service was fine at first but definitely slowed down once more people came in. Took a while to get the bill. Still, a decent spot if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Came here for the view, ended up staying for a couple rounds. Cocktails were solid, bartender knew what he was doing. Yeah it&#39;s on the pricier side but the vibe kinda makes up for it. Good spot if you wanna sit back and watch the city lights for a bit.

Mushroom crostini at Neem was surprisingly good&mdash;crispy, well-seasoned, exactly what I needed. Paneer kathi roll held up too. Service stayed on point the whole time. Solid pick in Jodhpur for continental food.

Stopped by for breakfast last week. Veggie sandwich was decent, banana pancakes were good too. Cold coffee did the job. Place gets busy around 9, so you might wait a bit. Nothing fancy but solid for a quick bite. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

The pasta was decent, fries crispy enough. Rice portion honestly surprised me, pretty generous for the price. Nothing fancy but it filled me up. Place itself is a bit plain though, lighting felt a little harsh for a relaxed dinner. Fine if you just want a quick bite without overthinking it.

Been coming here for a while now, and the tasting menu still holds up. Each course is put together properly, nice mix of local and western touches. They take time to walk you through every dish, which I appreciate. Only thing is the road leading in is a bit rough, but that hasn&#39;t stopped me yet.

Tried the 3-course non-veg meal last week. Laal Maans was properly rich, spicy the way it should be. Bajra Phirni at the end was good, different from usual rice version. Portion size decent for the price. Place gets crowded around 8, so go a bit early if you want a quiet table. Not bad for a weekday dinner.

We stopped by for lunch after exploring the fort area. The ghotua and kadhi pakora were fresh, and the prices felt fair for what we got. Staff were polite, nothing to complain about. It&rsquo;s a bit quieter here, away from the main crowd, which worked for us. Pretty decent meal overall.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the rooftop vibe is what got us 😄 live music was on point, not too loud so we could actually chat. Staff remembered us on the second night which was kinda cool. We ended up coming back three nights in a row, that says something. Only thing is it gets a bit crowded later, but whatever, still fun.

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