This is another old restaurant on Mirza Ismail Road that was known more for its non-vegetarian fare for years before it began paying more attention to other cuisines as well. Over the years, Copper Chimney has done up its interiors a few times and it's a warm and cosy restaurant where it's possible to enjoy a quiet and unhurried meal. Parking can be a bit of...more...

When Cafe Kooba opened in 2005, it met with a mixed response - there was one segment that felt a place like this may not work in Jaipur where eating out meant picking up mithais and Samosa and bringing it home to eat with tea or coffee. But there was another, fast-growing segment that welcomed a place like this where you could go informally dressed and enjoy not just...more...

Located in Bani Park, Genial is a multi-cuisine restaurant that serves Chinese, Mughlai, South Indian and Continental dishes. In fact, there seems to be something to suit everybody's taste buds. What they also try to do is to give you a taste of "home cooking" to make you feel like you're eating at home - if that's what pleases you. There is a...more...

Kanha first set up shop in 2008 and simply took-off. Jaipur's answer to Haldiram's, the menu is almost as extensive. Other than mithais and chaats, there is regular Indian, Chinese, South Indian and Continental cuisine. Within this short span of time, they have four outlets and all of them are doing roaring business. If you're looking for a reasonably...more...

If you like the roof-top dining concept, then this is a good place to visit. The setting is neat with comfortable seating and nice views of twinkling city lights and hills in the background. There is a live barbecue station and plenty of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes to choose from. The Kebab Platter (both veg and non-veg) is very nice and you could also try...more...