Best restaurants in Civil Lines
5 restaurants in Civil Lines that locals recommend. Most recommended: Spice Court (41 people recommend it), Meraaki Kitchen (11 people recommend it) and Brot Co (9 people recommend it).
Four of these named restaurants are on Jacob Road in Civil Lines: Brot Co, Cafe Auberge, Giardino and Spice Court. Meraaki Kitchen adds the Ajmer Road edge near Civil Lines Metro. Brot Co draws individual suggestions for desserts, appetisers and pizza; Cafe Auberge for Indian non-veg dishes, including a regular's keema baati, jungli murg and ghee roast chicken, plus another diner's laal maas pizza. Giardino is suggested for Italian food and pasta; Meraaki Kitchen for fusion food and as a vegetarian family option.
Where people disagree: Spice Court draws strong Rajasthani non-veg recommendations, especially laal maas and keema baati, alongside quality-decline, overrated-food and pricey-meal complaints. Individual dish suggestions are not a consensus menu or a promise of current availability. These are existing named pins selected by address, not an exhaustive dining list. Some opinions are pooled at city-brand level; not every comment describes this outlet, and branch-specific experiences are not transferred between outlets.
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1.Spice Court, Civil Lines
41 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/jaipur
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.
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2.Meraaki Kitchen
11 people recommendvia r/jaipur
Meraaki Kitchen is one many locals suggest: one diner who went recently found it pretty good, another calls its fusion food excellent, and one recommends it as a good vegetarian family restaurant.
Meraaki Kitchen, Near Civil Lines Metro Station Piller No. 88, 27, Ajmer Rd, Madrampur, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302006, India
3.Brot Co
9 people recommendvia r/jaipur
Brot Co. on Jacob Road, Civil Lines, is a bakery café many locals recommend; one has liked it since moving to the city and another who went calls it excellent. One singles out the desserts, another the appetisers, and one says it's the place to go for pizza; it is also suggested as a late-night option.
Brot Co., FIRST FLOOR, 5 BARWARA KOTHI, Jacob Rd, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302006, India
4.Cafe Auberge
6 people recommendvia r/jaipur
Cafe Auberge on Jacob Road, Civil Lines, is one locals recommend for Indian food, especially non-veg. A regular of three years singles out the keema baati, jungli murg and ghee roast chicken and advises sticking to the tawa roti; another calls the laal maas pizza fantastic, and one urges going here instead of nearby Spice Court.
House no 2, Cafe Auberge, Jacob Rd, Mysore House/Achrol House Colony, Madrampur, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Jaipur Nagar Nigam Area, Rajasthan 302006, India
5.Giardino
5 people recommendvia r/jaipur
Giardino at Jai Mahal Palace is a restaurant locals recommend; one singles out its Italian food, one its outdoor dining, and another says the Jai Mahal grounds make for a soft-lit walk after dinner. It also comes up for dinner or a date.
Ground Floor, Giardino, Jacob Rd, near Bharat peroleum, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Jaipur Nagar Nigam Area, Rajasthan 302006, India
How this page is made
These are the places on our best restaurants in Jaipur map covering four named Jacob Road outlets whose published addresses identify Civil Lines, plus Meraaki Kitchen on Ajmer Road in Madrampur near Civil Lines Metro; this metro-edge inclusion is not a compact walking circuit. That Andhra Guy remains in C-Scheme rather than this cut. Each one passed the map's bar: at least five different people recommend it, and no more warn against it than recommend it. They are ordered by how many people recommend them. Each summary paraphrases those comments, and each place page links to the comments it cites. How we make our maps