The rooftop seating is nice and the city view adds to the vibe. Cocktails were fresh, not too sweet. Staff checked in enough without hovering. Gets a bit crowded on weekends, but still manageable.

The honey potato was the star of the veggie spread &mdash; fresh and properly seasoned. Quiet enough to sit long with a drink and not feel rushed.

Service was the highlight for me. Our waiter actually took time to explain the menu and didn&#39;t rush us at all. Felt looked after without being hovered over. Food was decent too, but honestly the service made it a much better experience than I expected for a random weekday dinner.

The chole bhature here is proper. Big fluffy bhature, decent amount of chole, and it filled me up without burning a hole in my pocket. Place has that old Bombay feel, kinda nice. Masala dosa was good too, but honestly the chole bhature is the one I&#39;d come back for. Portion size is fair for what you pay.

Ordered the chicken biryani. Took a solid 30 mins to come out. Made fresh, so okay I guess. Place looks royal inside, chairs are comfy. Biryani itself was decent, not the best I&#39;ve had. Fine for a one-time visit if you&#39;re nearby.

Sweet potato chips with dips were the star, and they handled my gluten-free tweaks without fuss. A solid pick for a casual bite.

Came here for dinner last week. The rooftop seating is really nice, not too loud. Butter chicken was the star - rich, creamy, proper balance of spice. Cheese garlic bread was decent too, crispy enough. Only thing is the sofas are a bit worn out, could use some fixing. But overall a solid spot for North Indian cravings.

Service was spot on - friendly staff who actually kept up with us even when it got busy. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The Bikaneri thali was solid&mdash;dal baati churma tasted properly Rajasthani after two weeks in Jaipur and Udaipur.

The murals really pop in the daylight, made the place feel special. Had a solid lunch, food was tasty and staff kept checking on us.

Server Naresh handled everything well&mdash;attentive without hovering. Good recommendations for someone new to the menu. Service alone makes this place worth considering.

The rooftop view at sunset is really lovely, and the vibe is perfect for a relaxed evening. Kuldeep and Hemendra took good care of us. Cocktails were the highlight for sure.

Stopped by for dinner and honestly the mutton keema pav was the best thing on the table. Portion size was decent for the price, not one of those places where you pay a lot and still feel hungry. View of the fort from the rooftop is nice too. Service was fine, nothing fancy but they checked on us enough. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Went for the unlimited thali and honestly the Dal Baati Churma was the star. So many dishes on the plate, felt like a full Rajasthani spread. Service was quick too, didn&rsquo;t have to wait much. Only thing is the place gets a bit crowded around lunch time, but that didn&rsquo;t ruin the experience. Good spot if you&rsquo;re craving something hearty.

The food was solid, no complaints there. But honestly the wait killed a bit of the mood&mdash;took over an hour for our order to show up. The place itself has a decent vibe though, comfortable enough to sit around while you wait. Just wish they&rsquo;d speed things up a little.

Decent spot for Indian food. Staff knew the menu well and the flavours were pretty good. Service was fine, no complaints.

The garden seating here is genuinely peaceful&mdash;felt like a little green escape in Bani Park. Just had the English breakfast, solid and not overpriced. Good spot if you need to sit with your laptop for a while.

Nice rooftop place. Chilli cheese dimsum and bruschetta were solid, cocktails good too. Service a bit slow but fine. Pricey side, though the view justifies it.

Staff actually took time to explain the menu. Helped us customize the order too. Felt personal, not rushed. Food came out solid. Nothing fancy but decent portions. Place was a bit noisy by evening though. Still, service carried the whole thing.

Stopped by for a quiet afternoon. Place is full of plants, really calming vibe. Had the farm pizza and cold coffee &mdash; both were solid. Staff was friendly too. Only thing is it&#39;s a bit slow if you&#39;re in a hurry, but fine if you&#39;re just chilling.

The place is pretty spacious, so even with a big group it didn&rsquo;t feel cramped. Service was quick too, which I wasn&rsquo;t expecting. Prices are fair for what you get. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, my back started hurting after a while. But overall a decent spot for a casual meal with friends.

The outdoor terrace was lovely with a light breeze &mdash; perfect for a slow lunch. My wine paired nicely with the grilled fish. Might get a bit warm there in peak summer though.

The place is inside that newly renovated hotel &mdash; bright and clean, garden seating&rsquo;s a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing fancy though.

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