The Rajasthani thali is mouth watering and everyone should try it. They change the menu of the thali everyday so one can have different items everyday. Its better to be there a little before 1 pm to avoid waiting as the place is packed everyday around lunch time with both locals as well as tourists. One should not complain about... More

Very nice rajasthani food. Lots of exotic tastes. Get a traditional thali were they keep on filling your plate until you pass out.

Probably the best meal (a part from home cooked meals) that I had during my trip to Rajasthan! Just go, and you will not be disappointed. I saw may Indian families there, which is usually a good sign. The place is clean, service is quick and the food is very good and not at all expensive. I went for lunch,... More

Serves Rajasthani Thali, having multiple choices. Food is good but heavy as generous amount of Ghee is used. It’s slightly on expensive end as well.

If you are a traveler go for Lunch here. The Gypsy have three restaurants one is on the road it self which serve you all the fast food and south Indian breakfasts ... the other is on the upper chopasni road the dhaba..... but mostly recommends is gypsy which is upstairs the first one which serves the Thali only. a... More

One of the most popular Veg Restaurant with theme ambiance and quality food.. On weekends need a reservation or wait to get a chance... Service excellent to clear the rush.

We ate at the branch by the Kothi Heritage hotel. Sure, we weren't that excited by the prospect of yet another all-vegetarian meal in India, but how could you go wrong with the number one rated restaurant in town. Especially since the decor looked so modern and attactive. The food wasn't bad, but it was absolutely nothing special. We ordered... More

Living in Gujarat one comes across so many Gujarati thali restaurants, one starts wondering why not the same in Rajasthan with its rich food traditions apart from Dal Baati and Kachoris, Gypsy Thali feels that vacuum with good hygiene and quality. If one wants to have true rajasthani taste and how Rajasthani thali differs from Gujarati thali one must visit... More

We ate upstairs and had the implausibly cheap thali (from memory 150 rupees each). The food is vegetarian and there was a huge variety. The staff spoke really good English and were very helpful explaining what the various dishes were and how to eat them. The quantity was already sufficient but to add to the value they will keep topping... More