LMB Hotel

Fulfillung lunch experience at LMB, must vist (preferably for lunch) with family or friends, when in Jaipur !Authentic rajasthani cuisine options and the servers, as well as restaurant managers are helpful in recommending the items to try, you can blindly order their suggestions.To start with, we ordered the famous aloo tikki, khandvi, dahi vada, mirchi pakode and dhoklas - you can go for these options if only here for snacking!For mains, dal batti churma platter along with garlic chutney, gatte ki sabzi, saag mix veg, sev tamatar with an assortment of breads will be ideal to try it all.

Travellers and tourists should avoidI recently visited the place and, to be honest, the experience was disappointing. A quick heads-up to others: the prices in the indoor dining area are almost double compared to the standing section outside ’ something we were not aware of before ordering. The food is overpriced for what you get. Portion sizes vary a lot depending on the dish, and the taste was not even average at best.Overall, it doesn’t feel worth the money, and I wouldn’t recommend it based on my experience.The taste is extremely average ’definitely not worth the hype people keep talking about. To make it worse, the food was served cold, which shows complete lack of care.Food is Ok. But overall experience is poor.In terms of hygiene, service and hospitality I would give them 0 if possible. Not even basics are right.Had to wait for 15mins for cleaning of tables, we just kept kept staring and waiting for the staff to attend.professionally dressed waiters ignoring the cleaning request and appearing to look busy.the staff behavior left a negative impression. They were a little rude and not as attentive as one would expect in hospitality. Customer service plays a big role in dining, and I felt that warmth and courtesy were missing. With some improvement in staff attitude, this place could offer a much better service....A BIG NO....WILL NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE AND WILL NOT VISIT AGAIN,IF POSSIBLE I'LL GIVE A BIG 'O' STAR RATING ’’

While visiting Jaipur, this was one place that many people strongly recommended. Unfortunately, our experience turned out to be quite disappointing. The restaurant section did not meet expectations at allthe food was average, hygiene standards were poor, and the staff’s attitude was extremely unwelcoming. It felt as if they were doing us a favour by serving us.The experience at the sweets section was similar. The taste of the sweets was actually very good, but the behaviour of both the staff and the owner was rude and indifferent. There was no warmth, no smile, and no basic courtesy almost as if customers were an inconvenience.For us, good service and hospitality matter just as much as good food. When service is this poor, even great taste loses its value.

A pure Vegetarian restaurant located very near to HawaMahal in Jaipur. Good ambience, air conditioned, but bit congested due to more tables and chairs. Washrooms were reasonably clean. Service was good. Food was OK with Rajasthani flavor. Price a bit on high side. As in other class restaurants, water bottle costs 90 rupees whereas just outside you can get bisileri for 20 rupees. They have a sweet shop ( access to restaurant is through sweet shop). Worth a try.

Location:Excellent spot ’ right in the middle of Bapu & Johri Bazaar.Great place to sit and relax after street shopping.Ambience:Comfortable seating and clean interiors.Feels refreshing after the market hustle.Food Quality:Savories like mirchi bada and samosa are good, match local taste.Thali is disappointing ’ both taste and variety below average.Dal refill took forever; service slow.No chaas served (which is usually standard).Instead, got a salty moongodi soup ’ not worth it.Pricing:Overpriced for the quality offered.You mainly pay for location and comfort, not food.Verdict:Good for a quick snack or tea break.Avoid the thali ’ waste of 890 plus taxes