Best Restaurants in Jaipur
A curated guide to the best restaurants in Jaipur — from iconic local institutions to under-the-radar spots worth crossing the city for.
Where to eat in Jaipur
Suvarna Mahal
Fine dining in the Rambagh Palace with a ceiling painted like the Sistine Chapel. The dal makhani and the laal maas (fiery Rajasthani lamb) are regal. Dress up — this is how maharajas ate.
Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB)
A Jaipur institution on Johari Bazaar since 1727 serving vegetarian thalis and legendary sweets. The paneer ghevar and the raj kachori are must-orders. The chaos of the bazaar outside adds to the charm.
Tapri Central
A modern chai cafe with a rooftop view of Nahargarh Fort. The cutting chai is perfect and the maggi noodles hit differently at this altitude. Sunset from the terrace is spectacular.
Handi Restaurant
Near Hawa Mahal, this no-frills spot serves the best laal maas in the city — fiery red Rajasthani mutton curry that builds heat with each bite. Pair with fresh tandoori roti and a cold lassi.
Bar Palladio
An Italian-Indian restaurant inside the Narain Niwas Palace with stunning blue interiors. The cocktails are gin-forward and excellent, and the pizzas from the wood-fired oven are surprisingly authentic.
Rawat Mishthan Bhandar
Famous for pyaaz ki kachori — flaky, spicy onion-filled pastries that are Jaipur's ultimate street snack. They sell thousands daily and they're always fresh, hot, and addictive.
Padao Restaurant
Perched on Nahargarh Fort with panoramic views of the city below. The food is standard Rajasthani but the setting is extraordinary — watching Jaipur twinkle at night from the ancient fort walls.
1135 AD
Inside Amer Fort, this restaurant recreates royal Rajput cuisine in ornate surroundings. The jungli maas (wild-style mutton) and the sangri ke kebab are dishes you won't find elsewhere. A unique experience.
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