Not great upkeep by the state but it's a vibrant space used by locals, playing praying feeding and making it worthwhile. As with many similar settings, there are temples and local fauna (we saw many deer from the hills and fish in the tank and camels as it's rajasthan, and stray dogs and cows being venerated). Some local temple fairs were expected to enliven the ghat road to Bala Qila and we saw preparations underway for a small carousel and giant wheel etc. I say, it's worth your time to visit.

The place is historic and architectural. The approach of the fort is good but the stairs to go up the fort is too steep. The view from the fort is scenic but the fort has nothing much to see.

Good Architecture, with a background of green mountains. But not maintained at all. Even the entrance is so dirty, you may prefer to go back.

Good photographic place. Nothing much as such. There were too many bee hives and hence, too many bees around.. additionally the pond was not clean. It was dirty. Overall it was okish clean place. The guide asked for 200 and came to 100 rupees for the museum and mosi rani.. but didn't't provide much info.

It's a great place of historical significance and part of Alwar heritage however it is not well maintained. The place is filled with garbage, people can be seen littering around with plastic waste all around. The pond structure itself is full of plastic waste with algae growing up. The structure itself is located at a height and has a great skyline view of the city. I hope the Rajasthan tourism takes some steps to save this structure. And we also found a Nilgai looking for food in plastic waste during our visit.

Chhatriyas are well maintained near Sagar Lake. City palace is not worthy of spending time. No cleanliness. Few government offices occupy the palace space. No proper signages.

It's a historical buildings made in the memory of the queen Moosi.its surrounding buildings has museum and old palace, some of the building is being used as govt. offices/departments. It has a pool also, which looks beautiful from the monument. You can see ancient temple nearby. I was amazed to see some kind of deer (nilgai) living in the vicinity.

Disappointed to see... Alwar City palace instead of being beautiful and grand architecture.. encroached by various government offices, court, lawyers and other district administration offices. Very less is left for tourists with no proper maintenance... Signages ... Drinking water facilities. A fade board of museum is seen leads to the top of museum. Museum is must to watch having a vast collection of ancient historical scriptures and ammunition .

The City Palace of Alwar, also known as Vinay Vilas Mahal, stands as a testament to the region's rich history and architectural grandeur. Built by Raja Bakhtawar Singh in 1793, it's a captivating blend of Rajput and Mughal architectural styles. Here's a glimpse: Architectural Splendor: The palace showcases intricate frescoes, delicate mirror work, and elegant arches. It features a fusion of Mughal, Rajput, and European influences, evident in its ornate balconies and spacious courtyards. The Sheesh Mahal, or hall of mirrors, displays exquisite glasswork. Historical Significance: It served as the royal residence and a seat of governance. The palace houses a museum with a rich collection of artifacts, including weaponry, manuscripts, and miniature paintings. The museum also houses many historical weapons, and manuscripts from various historical era's. Present Day: Parts of the palace are now used for government offices, and the upper floors are a museum. While the palace retains its historical charm, some areas show signs of age, with wear and tear due to the constant passing of time, and the sheer size of the complex making total upkeep difficult. Despite any signs of age, the City Palace remains a significant cultural landmark, offering visitors a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Rajasthan's royal past.

Located within the city of Alwar, Rajasthan. It is part of a complex housing the palace, the Alwar museum and Moosi maharani ki chattri. Also.know as the Vinay Vilas Palace. Which the palace is currently being used by the Government as an office space, there is a move now to vacate the palace.and convert it into a heritage resort property. The palace was.originall built in 1793 by Raja Bhaktwar Singh. It has a.combination of both Rajasthani and Mughal themes. There are beautiful murals and paintings on the walls and ceilings which are wortb observing. The palace has 15 large and 51 small towers surrounding it and overlooks the slopes of the Aravalli.mountains. Combing the visit to the Palace with a vist to the Museum which is on the top.floor of the palace and the Moosi Maharani ki Chattri next to the palace. Paid parking is available outside the palace. Gets a bit crowded on weekends.

Alwar City Palace (Vinay Vilas) is a stunning blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. The grand halls, beautiful courtyards, and intricate artwork make it a visual delight. A must-visit for history lovers and anyone wanting to experience the royal heritage of Alwar. The palace museum offers fascinating insights into the city’s past, and the peaceful surroundings make it perfect for a relaxed visit.

Must visit for Rajasthan lovers. Untouched original historical beauty of a Rajasthan palace, which is still not commercialized and artificialized as a Heritage Hotel

As expected, it's such a beautiful place , you won't feel visiting any palace at first as it turned into a court from the front but as you enter it , u will be amazed to see the structure, it's literally a palace than a museum , u can see the Darbar (place where the king use to sit and take the Darbar ) . I visited the museum first due to the closing timing . The fair for the museum is affordable for the common middle class too , and for the foreigners, I felt it a bit more but a place to definitely visit . The most beautiful thing was the Darbar for me as it was a big palace where u can actually see how the people of that time used to travel to the top , with different pattern of ramp , the secrets door that gonna excite u that what it could u , it's a place where u can actually feel those things . A must recommend place . 😌

The City Palace complex is very beautiful and there are plans to build a balcony along it. There is a big field behind the gate. There is Krishna temple in this ground. Just behind this is Musi Rani's Chhatri and other places of interest. In the morning, when the first rays of the sun fall on the main gate of the City Palace complex, its shade is worth seeing. Its condition is pathetic in recent times. This entire building is occupied by government offices, mainly that of the District Magistrate and the Superintendent of Alwar Police. It was built by Raja Bakhtawar Singh in 1793. Tourists cannot live without praising its beauty. There is also a museum on the top floor of this building. A fee has to be paid to visit the museum. It is divided into three halls. In the first hall, royal costumes and clay toys are kept, the main attraction of this hall is the bicycle of Maharaj Jai Singh. Every thing here is beautifully decorated. In the second hall, there are pictures of many famous kings of Central Asia. Pictures from Taimur to Aurangzeb are displayed in this hall. Munitions are displayed in the third hall. The main attraction of this hall is the swords of Akbar and Jahangir. There is a sheath here in which two swords can be kept together, this is a special sight for the tourists. Time to visit the museum is 10 am to 5 pm, closed on Friday

You can save your time and skin (from scorching heat), money, fuel if you skip this place. Someone suggested that it is more beautiful than the Alwar museum. Because of world heritage day, there were no tickets anywhere. However these people still charged for parking as well as per person cost. They strictly asked us to not carry single plastic items like Kurkure/coca cola etc as it's not allowed. When we visited the fort, they have not maintained it and chips packet were there on the stairs. Also, there is no shade in this fort. It's plain and no architecture. Simple white walls. The only good part was a temple which was good. Another good thing was the view from a corner of the fort. However, it is under construction and looking at the condition, the ceiling may fall any time.

Bala Quila or Alwar Fort is a stunning 15th-century fort nestled in the Aravalli Hills, offering breathtaking views of Alwar city. With its massive gates, Mughal-Rajput architecture, and peaceful surroundings, it’s a delight for history lovers and photographers alike. The fort itself is huge and filled with stories of Rajputana valor and Mughal influence. It is spread over a massive area of around 5 km, with six majestic gates and numerous watchtowers. The architecture reflects a blend of Rajputana strength and Mughal elegance, with beautifully carved arches, massive gateways, and strategic bastions. Walking through its ruins, you can almost imagine the tales of kings, battles, and royal life that once echoed within its walls. It's grand gates, watchtowers, and walls stand as a testament to its strategic importance in history. Though some parts are in ruins, it only adds to the feeling of stepping back in time. The fort also houses a museum with old guns, swords, and artifacts that reflect its royal past. One of the highlights is the peaceful atmosphere—you don’t find heavy crowds here like at other tourist spots, making it perfect for those who love exploring heritage in a quiet, relaxed way. If you are a history buff, nature lover, or simply someone who enjoys panoramic views, Bala Fort is a must-visit. What makes the visit truly special is the location. The drive up to the fort is through dense green forest, part of the Sariska Tiger Reserve region, making it scenic and adventurous. You could see wildlife in this area. This scenic drive through greenery adds to the charm. Once at the top, the view of Alwar city is breathtaking, especially at sunrise and sunset when the golden light spreads over the Aravalli. Tip: Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, and try visiting early in the morning or evening for the best experience. A true hidden gem of Rajasthan that deserves much more attention—if you are in or around Alwar, Bala Fort is a must-visit!

A small museum building with a large courtyard on the precipice, is the setting you can expect. Nothing is unusual or novel but the drive up the hill is pleasant with the sight of parts of the fort wall or some ruined structure here and there dotting along... Worth the trouble in the context of this small town with not much to see otherwise if you are on a long weekend.

While the fort in itself is nice, some parts are not well-maintained, specially some ceilings and walls, and appear as if they'll disintegrate at any time. The problem, as in most places is the attitude of the ticketing staff and the security. Apparently there is a jeep safari and the cost is prohibitive for a single person. Many people do not visit, and I too was warned by well-wishers where I was staying that it would be better not to visit. However having gone all the way to Alwar, I felt that I might later regret missing this visit. There were hardly any visitors, & I was told to pay the full amount for a jeep if I was interested in going alone, or wait till more people came. I decided to wait for a while, but for at least half an hour no one turned up. Then two visitors in a private vehicle, were kind enough to accommodate me, so for ₹10 only I was fortunate enough to visit the fort and a couple of serene temples inside the complex. So unless you have your own private vehicle, visiting this place is a tedious and costly process, and requires careful planning. The fort & it's precincts are well-maintained, I didn't see any litter inside, though some do manage to sneak in some packages snacks and water bottles and throw them here and there.

While returning from Jaipur on 21st October 2025, we decided to take a detour and visit bala Quila in Alwar. It was a good distance of around 50 km from Mumbai expressway through rural area of Rajsthan. We reached at the entry gate at 3.30 pm and to our disappointment, there was a board on entry gate mentioning that approach road to the fort from entry gates was damaged somewhere (in between) so no one was allowed to visit the fort. A person standing there (looked like dalal) said that he was the ticket selling person. He said that you can't go to the fort and he offered us a Jungle safari for Rs.7400 which was a real scam type thing. Another person told us that road is damaged since last 8 months and there was no idea when it will be repaired and open for public. In sheer disappointment, we just visited moosi maharani ki chatri (5 minute drive from fort entry gate) and returned to Delhi. So anyone planning to visit Bala quila, do check first the latest update and then go there. Posting some picture of moosi maharni ki chatri.

Bala Quila, also known as Alwar Fort, is a massive hilltop fort overlooking the city of Alwar. The drive up the hill itself is scenic, surrounded by the Aravalli hills and greenery. Once you reach the fort, the views of the entire city and surrounding valley are absolutely breathtaking – definitely the highlight of the visit. The fort has a long history, and you can still see ancient gates, walls, and old palaces inside. However, much of the structure is in ruins and not properly maintained. Foreign visitors may find the site less polished compared to forts in Jaipur or Udaipur, but it feels raw and authentic, almost untouched. ⚠️ Practical Tips: Entry fee is minimal (₹50 / less than $1). Best to hire a local guide if you want the historical details, since there aren’t many boards with information. Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, and avoid visiting late evening as it gets deserted. You may need a permit from the Forest Office at the base (check before going).

Good place to visit the legacy of Rajasthan but it was temporarily closed when I visited it. So kindly confirm on the given details when you are visiting the fort.

Enjoyed visiting Company Garden after two decades among the heart of the city - Alwar. Main attraction called "Shimla" is still there but with some modifications. Original fountains are not working but it's coming out from additionally fitted water pipes and nozzles all around. Pairs of Palm trees on each gate are missing. Otherwise overall garden is clean and well maintained. Ancient Lamp Posts shows the rich history of the garden. Enjoyed photography all around with a fun filled picnic.

Well maintained public park with lots of greenery. Swings for kids are present. Main attraction spot is a huge greenhouse called 'Shimla'. There are open aqariums inside it. Go to place for a picnic any day!

A place to visit for walk, jogging, playing, gardening, hanging out, family time. An almost self sustaining ecosystem, with a huge greenery covered area. Lots of mini gardens, playing area, ground, nursery, walking tracks here. A perfect choice for spending almost any time of the day.

Best garden in the whole city. It is a public park which is greatly maintained and cleaned regularly. Good crowd and security. Best place for walk and a good exercise. It's situated in very huge area and is very cool.

Shimla is closed now not maintained properly by uit, most of people come to walk and relax. Retired people come to chitchat and playing cards.

This is one of the largest park in Alwar city. Undoubtedly one of the beautiful too. In the middle, You can see Shimla( It's a green house) which will give you cold atmosphere even in summer.

LUSH-GREEN perfect place for recreation. Perfect track for Run or Jog on the Outer Periphery(approx. 1.4 km) of the garden with proper pavement. It has separate OPEN-AIR gym for both Men and Women but the equipments in Women's Gym are much better than from Men's Gym. Several Benches palced inside to enjoy the view. Separate Playground for Children with swings and hammocks. You can also play Cricket, Volleyball, Badminton and other games as well. Most important, it has a Greenhouse situated in the centre known as "Shimla".

Jai Jaganath, this is famous Lord Jaganath temple of Alwar city, the temple is situated near famous Tipoliya Temple in Alwar. Each year during monsoon time the famous Rath yatra is organised by local government bodies of the city.

Amazing experience in this temple. A peaceful place.

This temple has also been established like the idols of Jagannath Puri temple. Like the Jagannath Puri temple, Raha Yatra is taken out in this temple also every year around the month of July.

That is best temple I am go daily I love that

Basically, Jagannath Mandir is situated next to Choti Sabji Mandi and close to the well-known temple Tripoliyaa Mahadev. ❤️ The Mandir is really old in Alwar history and has an amazing look. Everyone gets the chance to see Lord Jagannath Ji and other goods. Anyone can receive the darshan because there are no restrictions on anyone can benefit from it. ❤️ The Mandir is open at all times, and during the Jaganath Rath Yatra, there are certain special events that spread joy and love. ❤️ When I recently entered, it was the time of rath yatra, so there was continuous 24-hour kertan, which is amazing and makes you feel comfortable.❤️ हरे कृष्णा हरे कृष्णा, कृष्णा कृष्णा हरे हरे, ❤️ हरे रामा हरे रामा, रामा रामा हरे हरे .❤️ हरे कृष्णा हरे कृष्णा, कृष्णा कृष्णा हरे हरे, ❤️ हरे रामा हरे रामा, रामा रामा हरे हरे .❤️ So in short way it's not just a ordinary temple of lord jaganath , it's a temple of lord whare you get very good feeling , and also the slint environment give a different amazing feelings so I recommend to all please go there with family at once and also at the time of rath yatra sepcily. overall a beautiful experience with this Mandir.❤️ RADHE RADHE 🤗

Very calm ful place near Tripoliya Temple in Alwar. Morning aarti is a very attractive activity here.

Shree jagannath temple is one of the oldest temple in alwar. Old architecture and viewof the market from the top of the temple is amazing.

Bhangarh Fort is a fascinating historical site with incredible architecture and stories that take you back in time. The fort complex is vast, with ample parking available, and local Hindi-speaking guides at the entrance make the visit more engaging with their tales of history and folklore. The entry ticket for Indian guests is very reasonable at just ₹25. While the fort’s upkeep could be better—with limited maintenance, no clean washrooms, and monkeys freely roaming around—the charm of the ruins and the atmosphere more than make up for it. A must-visit for history and heritage lovers.

★★Description★★ ​Bhangarh Fort, located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, is widely known as the "Most Haunted Place in India". Constructed in the 17th century by Raja Madho Singh, the fort once stood as a thriving town with palaces, temples, and a bustling marketplace, all showcasing a blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. However, its prosperity was short-lived, with its ruins now shrouded in chilling local legends, most famously involving a sorcerer's curse on the beautiful Princess Ratnavati and an ascetic, Guru Balu Nath, whose condition about the fort's shadow was violated. The Archaeological Survey of India has legally prohibited entry into the fort premises after sunset and before sunrise due to its infamous reputation. Despite the eerie atmosphere and desolate nature of the ruins, Bhangarh remains a significant historical site and a major attraction for thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts. ★★★ After visit, I think this wonderful place is one of the best forts in Rajasthan in case of ambiance. ★ No haunted activity is there. All forts of Rajasthan are closed at 6:30 PM (Plus minus 30 minutes for sun light). Inside this fort few number of leopards are found after sunset ( Source local people and Shop owner). Entry fees 25 rupees for Indian.(Cash Payment) Online Payment 20 rupees. A must visit palce in Rajasthan.

Firstly, visit the place before sunset or reach not later than 4 in the evening because the guard will suggest doing it quickly. By the time I reached there, it was closed (5 o'clock in the evening), so I just conversed with the guards; they were very friendly, and there was a Hanuman temple at the entrance. The whole vibe was different. I was very excited to be there, and my sister was feeling low at the same time.

(A must-see for history buffs and thrill-seekers alike) I'd heard the legends for years: Bhangarh, India's most haunted fort, forbidden after sunset. Naturally, my curiosity got the better of me, and I had to see it for myself during a recent trip to Rajasthan. It was an experience I won't soon forget. The Drive and Arrival: The journey itself sets the tone. As we approached the fort, the surrounding landscape became increasingly desolate. We drove past the ruins of what used to be a bustling town—crumbling havelis and empty marketplaces line the road, giving you a real sense of a lost city. It was eerily quiet, save for the occasional monkey scampering across the path. Exploring the Ruins: Once inside, the scale of the place is impressive. It's not a typical hilltop fort; instead, it's nestled in the foothills of the Aravalli range, which gives it a unique, secluded feel. I spent hours wandering through the ancient stone pathways. The architecture is a beautiful blend of Rajput and Mughal styles, with intricately carved temples like the Gopinath and Someshwar Temples still somewhat intact. The main palace is mostly in ruins, but climbing to the top offered a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire complex and the surrounding hills. It's a photographer's paradise during the day. The "Haunted" Vibe: Did I see a ghost? No. Did I feel an unusual chill or hear crying children? Also no. However, there's an undeniable heaviness to the atmosphere, a profound stillness that makes you wonder about the tragic history. The official ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) sign explicitly warning against entry after sunset and before sunrise certainly adds to the mystique, making the ghost stories feel a little more real than they might otherwise. I decided not to hire a guide, but in hindsight, I wish I had; while the ruins are impressive, a local guide's dramatic retelling of the Princess Ratnavati and the cursed tantric stories would have enhanced the experience even more. My Verdict: Bhangarh Fort is absolutely worth a visit. It's not a spooky fright-fest during the day, but a genuinely beautiful and historically fascinating archaeological site. Go for the history, the architecture, and the incredible photo opportunities. Just be sure to time your visit right – I was out of there well before the sun started to dip below the horizon!

What an adventurous trip to Bhangarh Fort! The place is full of mystery and charm. Walking through the old ruins, temples, and palaces feels like stepping back in time. The stories of it being “haunted” add an extra thrill — you actually get goosebumps exploring the silent corners! The backdrop of Aravalli hills makes it even more beautiful, and the view from the fort is just amazing. Perfect spot for history lovers, adventure seekers, and even those who enjoy a little spooky fun. Tip: Go with friends or family, carry snacks and water, and don’t forget your camera — every corner is picture-perfect!

It was good to visit over there and diving into the history of Bhangarh fort. While going to the top there was a small area which was stinging too much due to the presence of bats. Good to go during October - April. Nature beauty is there and pics also come ausmn. If it is raining then do go in rubber slippers because you will confront the water coming from the nearby water falls.

Too much public now a days , so doesn’t looks like that much haunted as we felt previously 😃 over all great mythological story and a must visit place in your itinerary. Do hire a guide here it’s quite reasonable here hardly 100-200 rupee and they are the one who added some flavour to felt the ghosts 🎭 Route is quite ok and easily approachable👍

A few items taste is worst need major improvement. Chawmean Chiken curi Manchurian Corn -not eatable Soup -noodles soup is worst i ever drink. Few items are tasty Egg curi Veg Paneer butter Masala Garlic nan, butter nan is good Starter feedback Starter is cold but tasty Spring roll tasty Over all experience ok ok

Horrible experience at Citrus cafe last night. We went there to celebrate our anniversary and it turned out a big mistake. The starters served were burnt and extremely cold. The food was tasteless and there were hardly any options in the buffet to eat. It was not worth it. I am extremely disappointed as one can never expect this from a big hotel group. I am definately not going to visit again and recommend to others.

Perfect place for having a meal break in Alwar. Amazingly well behaved staff and lovely food. Never had an idea, Lemon Tree boosted their standards so much.

This restaurant is a must visit in Alwar. Ambience- 7.5/10 Service- 8/10 Taste- 8.5/10 Value for money- 7/10 Cleanliness- 6/10( must clean sofa covers) Must Try- a. Chicken 65 b. Cucumber Cooler- 9/10 Staff are friendly and warm.

Lip smacking delicious food and great interiors. Service is the best I've seen in Alwar. Bit costlier than your average restaurant. Cappuccino is very good. (They have CCD machine). I think 50 rs service charge is okay given their brilliant service which is missing in most restaurants in Alwar. P.s. They also have a diverse oriental (asian) menu. (Kung pao chicken etc)

Sad food, don’t know how to cook basic stuff. I ordered Alfredo pasta and it was the worst pasta I have ever had.

Good food , good ambience, courteous staff.

A great place to spend your day with family and friends. Ambiance was nice. The main thing that is food🍲 which is too yummy and delicious and mouthwatering. Staff was very polite and helpful. The best part of this place is, it's neat and clean. Also the environment is peaceful. Overall I loved this place and enjoyed my time there. #yummy #tasty #delicious #mesmerizing #pizza #dosa #south_indian

A nice place to visit with your family and friends. This place has pleasant vibes. Place is totally hygienic with pleasant surroundings. It has separate hall for parties which is perfect for celebrating your birthday parties and all that. The idea of open bakery makes it more flawless. One can visit this place to enjoy variations and quality of food. The staff is also cooperative.

Good ambience, nice view. Food quality is ok but food variety is limited. Good place for friends , family and couple. It also has an option of outdoor dining. food quantity, cost and service is below par considering all the other factors... Overall a nice place to have dinner

Best place ever. The vibes we get there are just out of the world. Staff is friendly and it feels like home everytime I visit the place. ❤ Best place for artist meetups and mild evening. As there are many events going on almost every month. It is also a part of karwaan team. Second home is how I describe the place

Nice place to be with your friends and family. Nice ambience. Good quality food. Fast service. Reasonable price.

Food was okay for the price... service was 3/5 Could have been a lot better

They have really good coffee. Tried their mocha brownie burst and choco frappe. Both were really good.

Lovely taste of Dahi Vada as starter, Veg options like, Kadi, Gatte and Dal Fry. Chullah ki roti is a unique serving here. Loved food

Not recommended at all , limited menu with not so great food and worst ambience, only chiilis as side dish is good

I visited the original Prem Pavitra restaurant in Alwar and had a wonderful experience. The food was delicious and offered a great selection of basic yet tasty dishes. The restaurant has ample seating and is quite popular, attracting many visitors. While there is parking available, it's more of a roadside arrangement. The staff were very helpful, attentive, and courteous. I've attached their menu for you to check out before visiting. Thank you for the great experience! 🌸 Do follow me for more authentic reviews. And please don’t forget to like it.👍

Nice tasty food, good service

Nice place if you are a vegetarian and even those who don't eat onion and garlic. They prepare food without these items even the taste is very different and nice... specially you will feel the flavour of pure ghee in vegetable and other items including the rotis. Also the rotis are cooked in a wood oven so it brings a different taste when it's prepared spreading ghee. You may also like the green chillies which seems to be their speciality as most of the people were asking for it.

One of your regular go to family restaurant with home-like food cooked in Desi ghee. Nothing fancy in the place but satiates your hunger and taste buds. It has been the same regular go to restaurant for years now and till date no compromise on quality or taste! Ratings on restaurant service:- Food Presentation - 7 Ambience - 7 Service - 7.5 Taste - 9 Seating area - 7 Locality - 7 Value for money - 9 Food quality: 9 Serving size: 8 Staff politeness: 7 (keeping it average because honestly it's subjective, depends on yourood and their mood🫣😜) Additional details about the place: Payment options - All accepted Location - Near Police Control Room, Alwar Parking - No designated parking but Ally can be utilised Washrooms - Yes Waiting - Yes (upto 15-20min on weekends and during festive times) Other Remarks - The most preferred menu is Dal Fry (must try), Shahi Paneer, Dahi Bade, Roti and Fried Green chilli!! It's all time favourite, though, gatte ki sabzi is also good.

If you’ve been to alwar and haven’t had food @Prem Pavitra Bhojnalaya, then u certainly have missed something . Their food is very delicious although basic with limited variety yet delicious enough to entice ur taste buds. Do try their hallmark spl dal, kadi n gatte ki sabzi with mix flour chapati . It is yum

Food is good a bit on the expensive side but it's taste good. There dosa is best. If you sit inside and order they charge more. Like if you are outside and ordering a dosa it will be for 100 bucks and the same dish inside will be for 150 bucks. There panipuri is good. And you can try pavbhaji . Its self service place. The staff is okay . Good for chat and fastfood go there with your family.

Terrible terrible pizza. First they did not add any pizza sauce, when we complained, they cut open the pizza, added some low quality ketchup and served the same pizza. Try any such items at your own risk. One of the worst pizzas in Alwar. A BIG NOOOO!

Taste wise Ok-Ok. Not much great and not bad. Service wise it is poor. Cost is on very high side comparing to food/service. Also expensive as compared to other restaurants of the Alwar city. Location wise it is just near cross point mall. Parking also available. You can also get dosa, idli, pav bhaji and other fast food there.

The food quality is very good.

The price and quality is good but the service is not good you have to wait for your order and miss the arrangement in order.

Restaurant is located below Cloud 9 Hotel and has premium feeling to it. Outside is not so well maintained, but huge street food choices nevertheless. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but delicious food matches it well. Handi Paneer is something we love, and sort of their speciality, which we always include in our orders :) Overall a must visit restaurant if you're in Alwar.

Overall good experience. Staff is very humble and food quality is also good although price is on little higher side in comparison of other good restaurants

I went to the Al Leez during a road trip to Alwar. The reason for choosing this place was exceptionally high Google rating—especially for a restaurant located in a not-so-big town like Alwar. And after eating their I found out that their high ratings are indeed are reflections of their service. Every dish we ordered was delectable. The staff was hospitable. And the location is super convenient.

Just want to inform you restaurant guys especially the the two reception boy, if you have any etiquettes left, do let me know. The guy who is at reception told me that we will not deliver your order in your car at the last moment in my car parked right in fromt of restaurant and that too in a very bad manner, they dont know how to treat with their customer, totally pathetic, he is very arrogant , new customer please dont visit there as they dont know how to deal with their customer.

During our visit to Alwar, we dined as a family at the Al-Lazeez Restaurant located on the Alwar-Bhiwadi Road. We ordered Lassi, Lemon Soda and Lemon Water for drinks; Mutton Seek Kebab, Salad, Butter Chicken, Dal Tadka, Afghani Chicken with Tandoori and Khameeri Roti. The dishes were well cooked, not too spicy, authentic and delicious. The place is spacious with indoor and outdoor seating, and the staff courteous and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Worth the value

Lovely restaurant with great food. Special mention to the Butter Garlic Khamiri roti and the Laal Maas. Both the veg and non-veg options were excellent. Nice service and reasonable prices too.

Butter Chicken Combo, Chicken Roll, Pulao & Biryani Combo, Murgh Musallam Combo Described as a casual, hygienic food parlour offering quick service and spicy, tasty meals at reasonable prices very good 👍 Thank you so much

This is quite coozy place to go and eat it's not so cheap and not so expensive relax and have some food which relax your mood. It's environment is calm and nice and not crowded except festival time. It's interior is comfortable you can sit and relax and let your mood be bloom. The food service is also good, they respect their costumers. A good place for family and friends it's not for party.

Good service Best food

There are bad service.The dishe's haven't any taste.The Chapati's (khamiri roti) are not cooked properly.

I have been to this restaurant 2 times, once I ordered Afghani and the 2nd time Mughlai, both are very delicious 😋

Food is delicious but service is slow

All good

Amazing food in Alwar not show non veg veg paneer is very tasty

Good food And service

Love it

Overall it's okayish. Not much variety in their menu. Food taste is also okayish but coffee is good.

The vanilla shake was too sweet to drink. While the mango berry was tasted so weird 0/10

It is a very good place but delivery is very slow...it took more than 50 minutes just for paneer burger and badam shake

It was a famous milkshake and icecream shop earlier, but now it has Lost its glory for two reasons, one the competition around and second the Sudden Rise in prices of everything. Now it doesn't cater to taste that well and also feels like just too costly, there are way many options in the city better and cheaper than Tija.

No taste no hygienic spoiling name of tija

This is the one off femous shop of cold coffee ☕ as like jaipur statue circle Also a main point of Alwar ,known for its coffee quality.. totally it's heart of Alwar

Nothing special, tasteless shakes are disgusting

Awesome tasty food

So clean & good food

To good

Nice dinner osmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm quality of food ...... I loved it 😘😍😘😍😘😍😘😚😎😋

Good restaurant. Nycv food😘😍😘

Nice

Good facilities...!

Nice place for family dinner. They have ample space and the staff behavior is courteous. Food tastes good and price per service seems apt. Tried their Chinese sizzler, dal fry, mushroom masala, tandoori roti and lemon mint ice tea.

The Food Republic by Inderlok had set a new standards when it opened. The service staff and ambience is good but the quality of food disappointed me last 3 times I went there in the past year. To me, the taste of the food will always have far more importance than the ambience. If you want to go to a place to click good photos, then sure do go there. It is much overrated restaurant in the city NOW.

The food here was absolutely delightful! Every dish was bursting with flavors and prepared with great attention to detail. The ingredients felt fresh and the portions were generous. From appetizers to desserts, everything tasted well-balanced and satisfying. Highly recommend trying their signature dishes—they’re worth every bite. The ambience of the place was warm, inviting, and aesthetically pleasing. The décor blended modern elements with a cozy charm, making it perfect for both casual dining and special occasions. The lighting was just right—soft and comfortable—and the background music created a relaxed vibe without being too loud. I had best birthday celebration here with a yum yum brownie!!!

The food, ambience and service is good. I would say good but not amazing. It's a family friendly place, with a good variety of foods across different cuisines. The food is good for the price and however, it is costly for the city it is based in. There might be a wait time but overall, it wasn't a disappointing experience.

In this hot weather, they have maintained the place with coolers. The music and ambience was beautiful ❤️. Food was also good. Services were quick. The staff is supportive. It was clean, and refreshing. Additional I loved how they have so much natural greenery 💚

A big disappointment on our decision, the food was below average and they costing like any fine dining restaurant. They are just serving street vendor's food and i can get better food in my place like delhi or gurgaon. If this is the best place for alwar guys then they are definitely missing the actual taste or its just they are happy with the interior and all. For continental food I'll definitely not going to recommend. We ordered many things all are average but real story is about Pizza 🍕 They are actually serving pizza 🍕 made-up of ready to use base from market...come on man you are a famous restaurant why are you doing this why would anyone eat it. The good part is the guy was cooperative he understood the issue and removed it from our bill. But i still say the food is comparable to any delhi gurgaon 2 star 🌟 restaurant literally. Alwar people you need to wake up in terms of taste 😒

Our first time in Alwar and we see this place as top rated but usually the best is not that good. But this one exceeded expectations. We went in quite early for a brunch but the service was awesome and the food was just so delicious. Had all indian food and will definitely recommend and come back here.

Very poor food And very bad service We asked if the chapati is from weat na we have an allergy with maida flour they said yes initially, after ordering they suddenly said this chapati contains maida but since you ordered chapati you need to pay

The taste, the aroma, the blend... Food is just not food here. When you talk about food, Inderlok-Classic serves with best in Alwar. Polite staff, humble Manager - Mr. Vikram and great cooks had never let this banner down. The only reason of not giving 5-Stars is, they actually are not able to manage the parties in the down halls on their service part. I'm stating on the behalf of my personal experience. I had given them the try for continuous 7 times while hosting my son's & wife's birthdays. And also witnessed the same in other's bash throws.. So, now been shifted to "Forestra- Restaurant".

Place is fine for family dining. But it would have been better if food was hot served. We ordered dahi k kabab and veg platter - taste was ok but it was not hot/warm We also ordered dosa . It was good but still cold.

It's a economical eating joint well within the city and serves vegetarian food at affordable rate, taste and ambiance is good, service is fast.

Poor service and average food taste. We ordered roasted papad and they served masala papad. Butter milk had a poor taste and was salty. Roti was average with mushroom masala and no expected taste in mushroom masala. Poor coordination within service team The board has debit and credit cards accepted but there is no swipe machine and they are asking to pay either cash or UPI. So it's better to carry cash and better not suggest going here.

It's an old restaurant and serves really well. It's a old go to hub for me with my family. The staff shows great hospitality. The food is good. Vibe is great. You can go out there with your family. Their dosa is unbeatable till date

Nice place to celebrate birthday, small party and date with girl friend. Neat and clean with good service and nice behavior of staff. If you want to spend some special time with your family and special one visit here in inderlok

In last 20 years Jaipur Airport totally changed .. superb High class building structure.. grand reception.. heavy traffic of flight ✈️ s Now every service heavily costly.. very few stocks in custom cleared Dollars shop.. rates of canteen and parking drastically augmented. Getting your baggage through conveyor system is painful.. anybody can pick any item, no checking and awareness..no one to look after. Boarding pass staff taking too much time in compare to other cities Airports, say Indore, Lucknow, Bhopal etc. Atmosphere is charming and pleasant gives some satisfaction.

Walking into Jaipur Airport felt surprisingly pleasant……it’s clean, well-lit, and easy to navigate. Security checks were organized, and the staff were polite……though the queues can get a bit long during peak hours. Plenty of seating in the waiting area……but food options felt limited and overpriced. Wi-Fi works fine for quick browsing, and restrooms were clean, which is always a relief. Overall……not a huge airport, but it has a warm, welcoming vibe that matches the city’s charm. Just get there a little early if you’re traveling at busy times.

Jaipur airport is maintained by Adani group, the size of the airport is Small compared to other international airports. The maintenance is okay, at lower gates there is no enough space for passengers to stroll after their security check. It is better to carry food from outside of necessary, there are only 1 or 2 shops. Toilets available and well maintained

When I arrived at Jaipur International Airport (JAI) — or as locals still fondly call it, Sanganer Airport — I instantly felt that blend of modern efficiency and Rajasthani warmth. It’s the main gateway to Rajasthan, and for many travelers like me, it’s where the Pink City adventure begins. ✈️ A Bit of Background Interestingly, the airport’s story goes all the way back to World War II, when it was just a military airbase. It officially opened for commercial flights in 1949, and later achieved international airport status in 2005. Today, it’s managed by the Adani Group, who took over operations in 2021, and you can see that modernization effort in how the place runs. There are two main passenger terminals — Terminal 1 for international flights and Terminal 2 for domestic (and some international) services. The newer terminal is bright, air-conditioned, and equipped with all the essentials: lounges with Wi-Fi, duty-free shops, dining outlets, and even currency exchange counters. I also liked how the airport maintains its “Silent Airport” concept — minimal announcements and more digital screens, which keeps the atmosphere calm. Flight connections are great. You can easily hop to all major Indian cities — Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kolkata — and even abroad to Dubai, Sharjah, Muscat, and Bangkok. Airlines like IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Vistara, and Air India Express operate regularly here. The airport is expanding further, with plans to add 15,000 square meters to Terminal 2 — meaning more check-in counters, self-baggage drop options, and boarding gates. It’s a good sign of how fast Jaipur’s travel scene is growing. Overall, Jaipur International Airport feels efficient yet welcoming — a comfortable start or end to any Rajasthan trip. While I didn’t come across a lot of detailed passenger reviews during my research, the experience on the ground was smooth, organized, and true to the city’s reputation for hospitality.

I commend the exemplary ecological initiatives undertaken at this airport. The meticulous waste management protocols, encompassing robust recycling and composting systems, demonstrably minimize environmental impact. Furthermore, the incorporation of water conservation strategies, including rainwater harvesting and efficient irrigation, reflects a laudable commitment to sustainability. The proactive utilization of renewable energy sources and the evident emphasis on minimizing carbon emissions are equally commendable. These concerted efforts to mitigate pollution and preserve biodiversity establish a benchmark for other airports to emulate.

Terminal 1 is International Airport. Terminal 2 is domestic airport. We had gone to drop a relative to T2 and there were few changes. Earlier the cars could drop passengers at the departure and arrival gates. But now they have stopped this. For cars they have a separate parking where the passengers can deboard from their vehicles and have to walk to the gates. Trolleys are available here to make this walk easy. So if you are travelling after a long time to this airport, be ready for this.

Jaipur International Airport (JAI), located in Sanganer about 10 km from the city centre, receives generally positive reviews for cleanliness, efficiency, and architecture, though some travelers note certain shortcomings in facilities and management .Facilities and CleanlinessPassengers frequently describe the airport as modern, spacious, and clean. The terminals, redesigned to reflect Rajasthani architecture, are appreciated for their aesthetic appeal and comfortable seating . Reviews highlight reliable sanitation in most areas and organized passenger handling; however, older complaints about unclean washrooms and pigeons inside terminals suggest occasional lapses in maintenance .