Jaipur

The specialties are cuisines from the royal kitchens of Hyderabad, Punjab, Awadh, and, of course, Rajasthan. — Fodor's

This fine dining restaurant at Rajvil's vies with Survana Mahal as the most romantic place to have dinner in Jaipur. — Frommer's

This Jaipur institution might be the most popular restaurant among the upper middle class and one of the city's oldest restaurants. — Fodor's

This all-vegetarian restaurant, popular with locals, is a terrific place for Indian tea and dessert, although it's a little rough around the edges, and one of the few places open for breakfast. — Fodor's

This is one of the few places in Jaipur where you can have a fresh salad, so order some greens and finish with the house-made mango sorbet. — Condé Nast Traveler

The café attached to the Anokhi store, at C Scheme, is a perfect place for a break, to rest limbs weary from sightseeing or shopping and cool off in in a homey environment. — Fodor's

Dating back to 1745, this cream-and-pink former aristocratic palace is set on 18 acres of landscaped gardens—so, despite its location in the heart of Jaipur, the hotel itself is a sanctuary of sorts. — Condé Nast Traveler