Restaurants in Jaisalmer
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Saffron
Run by the folks in charge of Nanchana Haveli, the veg and nonveg food here is superb, plus it has a great setting on a sandstone terrace overlooking Gandhi Chowk. Evening time is especially atmospheric. The Indian dishes are hard to beat, though the Italian comes a close second.
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Trio
This casual Indian and continental restaurant, with its romantic setting under a tented roof, is a good, relaxing eating option. There are reliably good vegetarian and nonvegetarian dishes, musicians playing in the evening, and a great fort view. Barbecue fans will enjoy the tandoori thali.
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Natraj Restaurant
This is an excellent place to sample veg and nonveg in multicuisine forms, and the rooftop has a satisfying view of the upper part of the Salim Singh-ki-Haveli next door.
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Dhanraj Bhatia Sweets
This place in Bhatia Market has been churning out traditional sweet treats for 10 generations. It is renowned in Jaisalmer and beyond for its local specialities, such as ghotua ladoos (sweetmeat balls made with gram flour) and panchadhari ladoos (made with wheat flour).
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Kanchan Shree Ice Cream
This friendly little dairy whips up homemade ice cream (Rs10) and delicious makhania lassis, as well as numerous other flavours. You can also order lassis with a dollop of ice cream or fizzy ice-cream sodas.
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Mohan Juice Centre
At Bhatia Market, this has a little sitting area at the back and sells assorted interesting lassis, such as honey and makhania. It's a good place to hang out and meet other travellers.
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Chandan Shree Restaurant
Always busy, and rightfully so, this is a popular dining hall churning out tasty, spicy all-you-can-eat Gujarati, Rajasthani, Punjabi and Bengali thalis.
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Little Italy
Though it’s run by the same family in charge of the Bhang Shop, you won’t have to worry about bhang pizzas. But if the munchies strike, pizza is a logical choice, and here you’ll find superb all-veg antipasti, pasta, pizza, salad and dessert served in a cosy indoor restaurant or on a delightful terrace with cinemascopic fort views.
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Bhang Shop
Lassis, bhang cookies, cakes and sweets are sold here; camel safari packs are a speciality. Bhang can be deceptively strong and does not agree with everyone.
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Desert Boy’s Dhani
This is a popular garden restaurant in an enclosed setting, with a choice of floor seating or tables. It serves yummy, good-value veg dishes.
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Kebab Corner
Specialising in tandoori dishes, this has some great veg and nonveg sizzling dishes. The location is a surprisingly peaceful tent by a busy junction. The personable chef has been getting it right for some time now.
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