Ufffff, this place has my heart, my soul and my money too 😂 I visited this place and was my best decision. It was a Saturday weekend night and the vibes were as perfect as the ambience, the food is set right to hit your heart. Cocktails mocktails all were on point. Love love.

Overhyped restaurant cum cafe in the Jaipur palace. Food wise not very good, just crowded, no quality food I would not recommend to visit this cafe. Ratings are very much inflated and would suggest to try something else Price wise very high considering the quality Have not experienced in night, that might be interesting. Beer prices are okay.

One of the best fine dining restaurants in the walled city. Great ambience, great views and heritage interiors. It has mix of open and closed seating areas. Food is very tasty, specially non vegetarian options. A great dinner and lunch option specially for city palace visitors.

A good place for having authentic Rajasthani food. The ambience is quite amazing and food quality is equally good. We ordered cheese kachori in starters which was very unique and tasty. In main course we we went for paneer tikka and aaloo pyaaz. Both of the vegetables were very tasty and flavourful. Overall a good experience at a Premium price- but that’s ok. You will be sitting in city palace and having your food..

Located inside the City Palace, nice place to have a bite after a long walk inside. The restuarant offers a variety of cuisine and beverages. Seating is both indoors and outdoors. Service is good. A cozy place though prices are on a bit higher side. Overall a good place to be !

I went here for an event and the best thing I liked about this place was the ambience. They have maintained the Jaipur vibe in the restaurant, and the service was also good. But the food was very bland maybe due to major majo footfall being from foreigners.

This was a beautiful place inside the City Palace. Luxurious and fancy in it’s interior and the food is just right!! It’s always buzzing with people. People from all walks of life come and enjoy the ambience and food here. We ordered veg pizza and drinks here. They were amazing. We rather enjoyed the restaurant more than the City Palace. They offer proper meals ranging from North Indian to continental to just snacks. It’s a picture worthy place. Highly recommended !!

A perfect combination of luxury styling food , bar. Attract lot of attention as it’s just located at heart of city place which itself is a landmark of royalist. Friendly staff cleaned and hygienic atmosphere , freshly flowers greenery all around. It’s just an extra ordinary feel one can get, along with historic knowledge

An ambience worth experiencing. Perfect blend of modern elements with heritage. Food is not extraordinary, but it is good. Service is good.

The place is located at the city palace and have a nice seating arrangement. The food is ok but it makes it awesome due to the ambience. The prices may be a little higher mainly due to the location maybe. A try for a meal is recommended personally as I felt as a tourist.

Excellent restaurant in a great location with lovely decor. Service was fast and the waiters were attentive and serving with smiley faces. Food was delicious too. Would love to come back 😍

Visited here in the hot sun after the tour of the palace. The way it is built is amazing. We couldn’t sit outside due to the scorching heat but I assume it is a place to be in the evening. Although, inside was quite cozy and cool. The drinks were good and the paneer tikka was to die for. Definitely recommended and coming back in the evening. Pretty confident that the 4 stars will turn to 5.

Had lunch after visiting City Palace. Very comfortable sitting arrangement, spacious. Air conditioning works well. Little pricey but considering having lunch on a Royal palace one can bear the cost. Rajasthani speciality food Lal Mas or Home Made Rose petals icecream were a few delicacies available here, we tasted and found awesome.

We arrived there at 6 pm and it was the restaurant's break time. So we ordered mocktails which were tasty Banana breeze 4.3 out of 5 Ice and fire 4 out of 5. The margharita pizza was very good 4.6 out of 5 But the Laal Maas was not good. The meat was chewy 3.3 out of 5 We had to wait 1 hour to get the food after they got our order. Also the price doesn't match the quality. I don't recommen here.

We were debating between going to Niros or Baradari, but since we were already in City Palace, we decided to just visit Baradri, and we have no regrets. Laal Maas was simply delicious. I finished the entire thing completely by myself, I just couldn't stop. the meat was so tender and the gravy was so flavorful. Spices were well balanced. Everything about the Laal Maas was perfection. Butter naan was not the best I've had since it was a bit chewy and rubbery. Caprese Pizza was great as well. The crust was nice and thin, toppings were fresh and flavourful. This place has quite an ambience. They have done a wonderful job incorporating modern elements in a heritage setup. It was a soothing and comforting experience dining at the Baradari Restaurant. Prices are similar to other fine dining restaurants. You would expect prices to be much higher by the looks and feel of the restaurant. Prices are comparable to Niros. Overall I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Food: light and fresh Service: Great customer service. The orders were correct. Problems were solved. The check was split. Atmosphere: Modern vibe with ancient backdrop. They have outdoor and indoor seating.

This place is only about ambiance..... This was a family visit to City Palace so i thought let's try Baradari...we just wanted to have some coffee and snaks. This place is situated inside the City Palace Complex and can be entered through Palace as well as from the main gate. The place has an superb ambiance with that royal touch..... Though i found the food to be Average and the prices where really high. You can get a better Capachino at the same price..... This palce also serves liquor. In the evening this place give you an amazing feel!!!

If you are in Jaipur, you can't miss this place ! The food and ambience is awesome 👌 but what will absolutely floor you is their service. We visited the place both for lunch and dinner during our stay, and really enjoyed it. You can try fish and mutton preparations or local rajasthani food as well. The only drawback was the wine list - not great, but then everything else just makes up for it.

Amazing restaurant. Must visit. Food was top notch. Also lovely cocktails. Service is not great. You got to keep calling the waiters again and again. They might ignore you full on.

Baradari is a fine dining destination at THE CITY PALACE! The drive to this picturesque restaurant through the old walled pink city is beautiful. You get to soak in the beauty of the majestic Hawa Mahal, Sargasuli, Jantar Mantar, the City Palace & the royal vibe of the Gulabi Nagari. This is truly one of the most beautiful restaurants of Jaipur and perfect for tourists, families & dates. They have a huge sitting space (indoor & outdoor) with a mesmerising bar. Coming to their menu, they have a selection of Indian & Continental food items along with a lovely cocktails & mocktails menu. I have dined here quite a few times before the pandemic but I recently visited again for dinner and a great time. The hospitality & service was top notch, and rightly so because you’d expect to be served like the royalty here. TFD RECOMMENDS : Aglio E Olio Pasta Hand tossed Thin Crust Wood Fire Pizza Italian Stuffed Chicken Breast Mozzarella Kachori Chicken Tikka Masala Homemade Rose Icecream Hot Toddy PS : Don’t forget to make a reservation because they’re almost always packed.

Planning a romantic getaway with your bae ? Planning a Jaipur trip, then you definitely got to add this dining experience to your list. Located right at the city palace, this elegant place got everything for your candlelight dinner !! From their drinks to the food, everything is a 5/5. Spend some US time with your partner with their beautiful dim light ambiance, perfect for your Jaipur dinner date. Enjoy a wide range of drinks and food !! PS: if you love fish, try their fish n chips. You will definitely crave for more !!

Ugh, I don't even know where to begin nitpicking the atrocities one has to face while dining here, even after 76 years of independence. All I can say is that this restaurant promises a direct ticket to the 1930s. Honestly, this place is so pathetic that I'm not even mad anymore, I'm literally laughing at how brainwashed the staff is, running around wagging their invisible tails after the non-indians, when India has clearly surpassed their nations in status, respect, economy and whatnot, by a light year. 😂 Let's get to the details now. First off, upon entering the premises, we were greeted by a surprising sight of utter chaos. Waiters wandering around aimlessly, dining tables placed in a rather disorganized manner, and plenty of guests standing all over the place waiting to be seated. There was not a single person in charge. The head waiter had no control over his brigade. He just stood there, shrugging his shoulders with no shame or remorse whatsoever. After battling our way through equally-annoyed guests for a table, like one fights for a seat on the Delhi metro, we finally got seated 20 minutes upon arrival. The initial battle had been won. But who knew it was just getting started... Upon getting seated, we were instantly teleported to the Pre-independence era. We saw ourselves fighting for our right to food against the non-Indians, but what stood in the middle was the British Indian Waiter Army. These culinary soldiers had sworn allegiance to the other side and wouldn't dare interact with their own people, let alone serve them. For the next 30 minutes, we watched this army fluttering around faithfully, putting in their hard work, giving their all, providing the 'aliens' with the world's best service, foolishly displaying their greed for the big tips. Time flew by, and we kept waiting. My fellow Indians, seated on adjacent tables, were getting restless by the minute. It had been 45 minutes since our arrival, and we hadn't even seen the menu card yet. .... (still waiting) .... Another 15 minutes passed, and finally, as the non-Indians started to disperse, it was then that the British Indian Waiter Army started taking our orders, and the Indian people were finally looked after. But alas, the attitude of the waiters didn't change. The service was slower than the snail, and food preparation time felt like an eternity. Hilariously (and downright disgustingly) enough, the second half of our dining experience was a tad bit better, only because, by that time, our waiter happened to be a little drunk, and so it was easy to convince him to serve us first. 🤷‍♂️😂 So, this brings us to the end of the British-India experience. If you've come this far, thanks for your patience. But wait, there's more. I am yet to describe the food. Here it goes. My companions ordered North Indian dishes while I went for a risotto. The quantity offered in both the Dal and the Sabzi was so underwhelming for the price charged that they were fully eaten even before the chapatis could be finished. 😬 They ordered a pot of tea afterward, but it took 20 minutes to be delivered, and that too, with the waiter forgetting the sugar sachets. So, another 5 minute wait for the sugar. (facepalm) As for my risotto, it was cooked well and tasted pretty good for my liking. My dessert, too, was prepared and plated with finesse. Still, I couldn't enjoy my meal at all, having gone through an experience that was absolutely uncalled for. I would never recommend this restaurant. If you happen to see this place, turn around and run as fast as the wind can carry you.

It's a restaurant within the City Palace. We dropped in for a quick lunch. The ambience was good and the food was good. I recommend the Apple Jalebi with Rose Petal ice cream.

This place within the City Palace is a luxurious and reasonable spot, with a fantastic ambience and delicious food. We had a delightful experience, especially with their veg pizza, penne Alfredo, Cold Coffee, wedges etc. which surpassed our expectations. This restaurant is a must-visit, offering a wide range of meals from North Indian to continental, and its aesthetics make it perfect for photos. Highly recommended!

If you’re looking for a bar that is luxurious this bar restaurant is a must go. Once you step in you are greeted with amazing interior structure beam that surrounds the bar and outdoor space to spend your night dine, enjoying the view while sipping some nice cocktail. Although the atmosphere was amazing I was pretty disappointed with the cocktails. It was not the taste that was bad but the presentation was a bit poor. The mojito didn’t have fresh mint but dead and the espresso martini wasn’t foaming up indicating poor espresso. Comparing the price I would expect better than this but other than the presentation it was amazing.

Bajra Khichda had gone bad. Their signature dish Lal Maas was very chewy and not cooked properly. Rajasthani Aloo Pyaaz was poorly made - boiled potato & onion mixed in Punjabi gravy (see the pic) Definitely don’t expect decent quality of food.

Beautiful place with a royal feel but not clean , found a dead pigeon in their lakes kinda spoiled the mood . Service is by far the one of the worst I've experienced so far,we had to wait for quite a long time for just the menu and water . Coming to food we ordered zaitun paneer tika which was pretty avg for a place like that and non veg platter which was quite good . Finally for the dessert we ordered apple jalebi with rose icream , the icecream was really good . Overall , not a good experience management needs to be more aware of how the guests are being treated al.

It has a great ambience. We were really tired exploring and roaming around the city palace and need a break to escape from the hot weather, sit and munch on some amazing food to serve our stomach. Baradari restaurant fulfilled all these needs by serving good quality food, giving us all chill vibes in the weather and providing a great atmosphere. It's quite expensive though, but really worth it.

It has been our go to place for quite some time now. We crave their delicious twists to typical Rajasthani food. But this time, it was sort of a disappointment. The starters were delicious but it was the Lal Maas that was missing flavour. The mutton was raw and it didn't soak in the flavour too. A rare but definitely a huge disappointment from team Baradari.

It took half n hour to figure it out, the name actually came from our Indian mythology from our Indian families!! The vibe wasn’t less than the restaurant in Milan or like other European restaurant! But nothing was inspired from other cultures, Baradari was purely representing our organic vibe with modern sweet touch! Best part, Pride of serving our culture and keeping respect of their present maharaj, was like unforgettable!

Very nice ambiance, good bar and restaurant. Staff polite. Food average. Nice place right in the heart of city to relax and have leisurely time.

Very soothing and calm place to hang out. Must visit it's inside the city palace. It's 5 star cafe lounge. Very regal and minimalistic classic.

Overall experience wasn't great considering how long it took to serve the food. Most of the food menu items came within the expected time, while it took more than 40-50 mins for one main dish and others had finished eating the entire food. Quite good ambience, Food is above average. Great ambience for some cocktails.