Raj’s guidebook
Restaurants
There are many restaurants in Jaipur. We recommended some of them to our guests and they gave us a positive feedback about the restaurants below.
This relaxing cafe with a fashionable organic vibe is the perfect place to come if you're craving crunchy, well-dressed salad, a quiche or thickly filled sandwich - or just a respite from the hustle with a latte or an iced tea. The delicious organic loaves of bread are made to order and can be purchased separately.
30 locals recommend
Anokhi Café
C 11 पृथ्वीराज मार्गThis relaxing cafe with a fashionable organic vibe is the perfect place to come if you're craving crunchy, well-dressed salad, a quiche or thickly filled sandwich - or just a respite from the hustle with a latte or an iced tea. The delicious organic loaves of bread are made to order and can be purchased separately.
Established in 1949, Niro's is a long-standing favorite on MI Rd that. like a good wine, only improves with age. Escape the chaos of the street by ducking into its cool, clean, mirror-ceilinged sanctum to savour veg and non veg Indian cuisine with professional service. classic Chinese and continental food are available, but the Indian menu is definitely the pick.
28 locals recommend
Niros Restaurant
319 MI RoadEstablished in 1949, Niro's is a long-standing favorite on MI Rd that. like a good wine, only improves with age. Escape the chaos of the street by ducking into its cool, clean, mirror-ceilinged sanctum to savour veg and non veg Indian cuisine with professional service. classic Chinese and continental food are available, but the Indian menu is definitely the pick.
This multilevel rooftop restaurant at the hotel Pearl palace gets rave reviews for its excellent yet inexpensive cuisine ( Indian, Chinese, and continental) and fun ambiance. The attentive service, whimsical furnishings and romantic view towards Hathroi Fort make it a first-rate restaurant. In addition to dinner menu there are additional breakfasts and great-value burgers, pizzas and thalis for lunch.
26 locals recommend
Peacock Rooftop Restaurant
Ajmer RoadThis multilevel rooftop restaurant at the hotel Pearl palace gets rave reviews for its excellent yet inexpensive cuisine ( Indian, Chinese, and continental) and fun ambiance. The attentive service, whimsical furnishings and romantic view towards Hathroi Fort make it a first-rate restaurant. In addition to dinner menu there are additional breakfasts and great-value burgers, pizzas and thalis for lunch.
Entertainment
Jaipur isn't a big late-night party town, though many of its hotels put on some sort of evening music, dance or puppet show. English-language films are occasionally screened at some cinemas.
Raj mandir is the place to go to see a Hindi Film in India. This opulent cinema looks like a huge pink cream cake, with a meringue auditorium and a foyer somewhere between a temple and Disneyland. Bookings can be made one hour to seven days in advance at windows 9 and 10.
33 locals recommend
Raj Mandir Cinema
C-16 Bhagwan Das RdRaj mandir is the place to go to see a Hindi Film in India. This opulent cinema looks like a huge pink cream cake, with a meringue auditorium and a foyer somewhere between a temple and Disneyland. Bookings can be made one hour to seven days in advance at windows 9 and 10.
Chokhi dhani , meaning 'special village', is a mock Rajasthani village 20 km south of Jaipur, and is a fun place to take kids. there are open-air restaurants, where you can enjoy a tasty Rajasthani thali, plus a bevy traditional entertainment - dance, acrobats and adventure activities for kids to swing on, slide down.
58 locals recommend
Chokhi Dhani
Vatika RoadChokhi dhani , meaning 'special village', is a mock Rajasthani village 20 km south of Jaipur, and is a fun place to take kids. there are open-air restaurants, where you can enjoy a tasty Rajasthani thali, plus a bevy traditional entertainment - dance, acrobats and adventure activities for kids to swing on, slide down.