Spice Court, Civil Lines
41 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/jaipur·30 comments quoted below
The comments quoted below are a sample of the full tally across 35 threads.
Cited comments posted Oct 2023 – Oct 2026.
Spice Court, Jacob Rd, Mysore House/Achrol House Colony, Madrampur, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Jaipur Nagar Nigam Area, Rajasthan 302006, India
What people say, in short
Go for the Rajasthani non-veg, especially laal maas and keema baati; several find it pricey, so budget accordingly.
Spice Court in Civil Lines is one of the restaurants locals recommend most, above all for Rajasthani non-veg food: laal maas and keema baati, two single out its tandoori chicken and one its calm atmosphere. Others warn against it: two say quality has dropped while prices have climbed, two call it overrated, and several note it is pricey.
Best for
- Family
- Visitors
What people order
- laal maas · named by 6 recommenders
- keema baati · named by 2 recommenders
- tandoori chicken · named by 2 recommenders
Before you go
The caveats people raised, newest first. Each links to the comment it comes from.
- One diner found the laal maas and keema bhati average and overpriced, insisting better options exist in Jaipur. May 2026 comment
- Says quality dropped a lot while prices rose sharply; no longer worth it. Jul 2025 comment
- Lists it among places whose food quality has degraded. Oct 2024 comment
- Calls Spice Court overrated and too expensive. Feb 2024 comment
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The evidence
Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.
One diner found the laal maas and keema bhati average and overpriced, insisting better options exist in Jaipur.
Lists Spice Court first for Rajasthani non-veg food.
Says it does decent food and its keema baati is popular.
Recommends it for non-vegetarian food.
Honorable mention for keema baati and tandoori chicken.
Suggests Spice Court as answer to where to eat Rajasthani thali.
Lists it among non-veg places to try.
Says it's pretty famous and praises their keema bati.
Says quality dropped a lot while prices rose sharply; no longer worth it.
Names Spice Court when asked for premium hygienic non-veg places in Jaipur for foreign clients
Recommends Spice Court but notes it's a bit expensive.
Loved the lal maas; tandoori chicken was the best they've had.
Lists it among places whose food quality has degraded.
Names Spice Court when asked for the best laal maas in Jaipur.
Calls Spice Court overrated and too expensive.
Recommends Spice Court for Laal Maas.
Recommends it for keema bati
Suggests it as a place for mutton dishes like laal maas
Suggests Spice Court as a place to eat laal maas in answer to the question.
Recommends Spice Court when asked for premium hygienic non-veg places in Jaipur.
Lists it as a recommendation.
Recommends it for good red meat.
Says their mutton is good, alongside homemade butter chicken.
Recommends it as a good restaurant, though on the pricier side.
Lists it among their go-to family spots.
Visited multiple times in the past year and never disappointed; good food and calm atmosphere.
Recommends Spice Court for dinner during the one-day trip.
Recommends Spice Court for Laal Maas.
Recommends Spice Court for Laal Maas.
Suggests Spice Court as a lunch option in reply to the request.
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Last verified 17/10/2026. Recommendations reflect what people said at the time; confirm current details before you go.