The pasta here is properly homemade, you can tell. Had the banana flamenco for dessert, nice way to end the meal. Service was friendly too.

The unlimited Rajasthani thali for ₹140 is a proper deal. 5-6 veg dishes, chapatis, rice &mdash; all you can eat. Manager came by to check if we needed more. Solid.

Came here on a friend&#39;s suggestion. Owner Mr. Prakash Kothari was genuinely nice, made us feel comfortable. Staff didn&#39;t treat us like outsiders, which was a relief. Food was solid, nothing crazy but satisfying. Place has a homely vibe. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Service gets a bit slow when it&#39;s packed, so order everything at once to save yourself the wait. Still a good spot to hang with friends though 👍

Decent place for a proper Rajasthani thali. Dal bati was pretty good and the price felt fair for what you get. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

The lake view is pretty spectacular, but the food&#39;s a bit hit or miss. Some dishes were decent, others just lacked flavor. Fine for a drink and the scenery, though.

We stopped by for dinner around 8 and the music was good, not too loud. Space is nice too. But they close pretty early, we felt a bit rushed to finish. I had the grilled fish, it was fresh and light. Wish they stayed open later, would&#39;ve loved to sit longer.

The lakeside seating here is really something&mdash;worth the wait honestly. We grabbed a table after a bit of a queue and the view made it easy to chill. Laal Maas was solid, though prices are steep for what you get.

Loved the old haveli vibe here. Tried the wood-fired pizza &mdash; proper Neapolitan crust, light and blistered. Menu&#39;s a mix of Rajasthani and Italian, kinda unusual but works.

The lake lights at night make this place feel properly magical. I came for drinks mostly&mdash;the beer mojito was a solid pick, refreshing and not too sweet. Hot chocolate? Skip it, tasted a bit flat. Lots of comfy corners to sit and linger, though. Good spot if you want a relaxed evening with something cold in hand.

We went for dinner and grabbed a table outside. Lamb souvlaki was pretty good, cooked well. Cocktails were decent too. Sagar looked after us well, friendly without hovering. It&#39;s not cheap, but the view makes up for it. Fine for a relaxed evening if you&#39;re in the area.

Been here a few times now, and the view still gets me every single time. Food&#39;s decent, staff are friendly enough. Yeah it&#39;s a bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for that sunset honestly.

The Laal Maas here was properly rich and spicy, exactly what I wanted. Garden seating near Fateh Sagar is a nice touch too.

Visited this place twice on our trip, food was solid both times. The owner actually took time to explain the dishes, pretty helpful. Kept coming back for the taste.

Tried this place while wandering around the tourist area. Malai kofta was properly rich but not too heavy, exactly what I needed. Owner suggested a couple of things and honestly he knew what he was talking about. Prices are decent for the location too. Would go back if I&#39;m in that part of town again.

The cocktails here are seriously good. Bartender knows what they&#39;re doing, tried a couple of their creative ones and both hit the spot. Open kitchen is a nice touch too, you can watch the chefs working while you sip. Prices are a bit on the higher side but the drinks make up for it.

The mushroom and paneer masala was proper good, full of spice. Bagara rice went well with it, naan was soft too. Sat upstairs, nice view of the street below. Staff were friendly enough, didnt rush us. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Decent spot if youre in the area.

Came here on a weekday evening with a couple of friends. The starters were solid, especially the crispy ones that go well with drinks. They let us bring our own liquor, which saved us a good amount on the bill. Service was quick too. Only thing is the place gets a bit noisy when it fills up, but for a casual hangout, it does the job.

This place used to have a very good reputation in Udaipur, but unfortunately, the overall experience has gone downhill significantly over the years. The hospitality, food quality, and staff behaviour are nowhere close to what one would expect from a place with its reputation.1. Avoid if you are a larger group:If you are more than 5&ndash;6 people, don&rsquo;t expect proper seating arrangements. The restaurant clearly seems unprepared to comfortably accommodate larger groups.2. Very poor attitude towards service:When we asked the waiter to serve the food, we were told that since the restaurant does not charge a service fee, we should serve it ourselves. Not charging a service fee does not mean basic table service should be refused. This was extremely disappointing.3. Staff more interested in their own conversations:The waiters were busy chatting and gossiping among themselves. We had to call them repeatedly just to place an order or get basic assistance. Even after calling them, getting their attention felt like an inconvenience to them.For a restaurant that once had such a good reputation, this level of service is disappointing. Management seriously needs to improve staff training, customer service, seating arrangements, and overall hospitality.The decline in experience is quite noticeable, and based on this visit, I would not recommend it for a family or group dining experience.

Came here after a friend pushed me to try it. The thali was solid &mdash; dal baati churma definitely the highlight. Unlimited servings meant I could take my sweet time. Owner came by to check on us, which felt genuine. Place isn&#39;t fancy but the food makes up for it. Peak hours get crowded though, so go a bit early.

The jalebis were piping hot and super crisp &mdash; easily the best breakfast spot in Udaipur. Service felt classy too.

Service was solid &mdash; Ranjana Devi looked after us well. Paneer Lababdar and Dal Makhani with butter garlic naan were both well-made. Slightly pricey for lunch, but fair for the quality.

The garden seating in that gazebo thing was pretty cool, food was fresh too. Portions felt a bit small for what we paid though.

Laal maas was properly done&mdash;rich, spicy, exactly how it should be. Service was quick and attentive. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want solid Rajasthani food.

The paneer butter masala was rich and creamy, exactly how I like it. Took the takeaway and it stayed hot the whole way home.

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