The Big Tree Cafe and Restaurant — Restaurant in Rajasthan

While walking in Jaisalmer Fort in the evening, I reached near the last end of the view of the fort, there I saw a big tree, there was a big board of The Big Tree Cafe and Restaurant near the tree, I went to the terrace above the restaurant and there From there I got a great view of the sunset. I stayed there for a while. From there, the view of the desert, all the city view and the lake view and the gurudwara temple, was visible to me from the top of the Big Tree restaurant. I saw the view. I saw the desert food of Jaisalmer in the view. Ordered ker sangri and I was relaxed my mind was fascinated seeing such a wonderful view, in no time my food was ready and I ate the food and the food was so delicious that I have never seen such a taste anywhere and I tried whole food Took information about and I also met an old uncle with 30 years old experience here, I had a conversation with him, he told about all the history of Jaisalmer and the food here, the culture here and the people of all the countries come here, he uncle Tell me the reviews written in your book and I am so happy Or that I will never forget all the staff and honor of the restaurant, very good natured and simple natured, gave me a lot of respect and thanked me if you ever get a chance to visit Jaisalmer The Big Tree Cafe above the fort And must eat restaurant...

We ended up finding this place while rambling through the fort streets. As it was past sunset and dinner time, we had the place to ourselves.

While we waited for our food, we were regaled by the story of the fort by the wait staff, who also worked as a part-time guide.

We ordered Kair Sangri, dal tadka, jeera aloo, and another dish. There was a minor issue with one of our dishes and the owner replaced our dish in no time.

The hospitality could have been a little better as we had to help clear the table ourselves a couple of times.

All in all, it was a good experience with a warm and friendly staff, good food, and...

I have mixed feelings about this place. I came early morning - the food and service was great. Brought my friends for dinner that same day and 1) our food was extremely delayed (it wasn’t busy there), 2) we ended up asking to pack the egg biryani and egg fried rice and their portion size was very small. I was stunned cause it looked like both dishes were only appropriate for 1 person- even though they were meant for 2 people to eat comfortably. The view is great. You can find other rooftop views within the fort. We liked the hookah as well. Their masala egg is...