The Sixth sense (retreat into heaven) the wonderful rooftop restaurant @inn seventh heaven — Restaurant in Rajasthan

Located above the excellent guest house of Seventh Heaven Inn. The building itself is a traditional beautifully decorated haveli. This is a lovely rooftop restaurant with great views, Comfortable Seating Arrangements, Comfy Sofa, Swing All Set In A Romantic Surrounding! The menu is Pan Asian, Italian, Continental, North Indian. At this restaurant, they care most for Hygiene. Vegan and Gluten-free Options are available. Complimentary Wi-fi, Ambient Music, Attentive Support Staff, Immediately Relaxing Ambience, Great Food make your visit memorable! The Pizzas and the seasonal Indian vegetables and rice, sizzler and Fresh Coffee and Freshly Squeezed Fruit Juices and Smoothies and Much More! Everything is Delicious, Mouthwatering & Prepared With Great Care & Love! The main attraction is The Pulley Apparatus That Deliveries Food From The Ground Floor Kitchen! Just Experience...

I had the pleasure of dining at this amazing location with a stunning view that immediately sets the perfect mood. The variety of food available is truly impressive, catering to different tastes with ease. What stood out the most was the chef's expertise — it's clear that they are highly professional and genuinely care about customer preferences.

Despite being a high-end restaurant, the pricing is surprisingly reasonable and matches that of regular places nearby, which makes the overall experience even more satisfying.

I ordered the special Anoop Khichdi, and I was absolutely blown away by its rich flavors and perfect texture — a simple dish turned extraordinary. It's rare to find such balance between taste, service, atmosphere, and value.

Without a doubt, this place has earned a permanent spot on my list. I’ll definitely be...

Had dinner here with friends. My husband ordered Palak Paneer, baked crepe and Cheese Nan. I consulted with the waiter about other dishes, but he said that what my husband ordered was enough for us for two. As a result, when the food arrived, I saw the smallest portion of Palak Paneer that I have seen in 8 years of living in India. At first we actually thought it was sauce for crepe. But the waiter said that this is a portion of Palak Paneer. As a result, we didn’t manage to have a full dinner. And when dessert arrived, the impression of the place deteriorated even more. It was a mango in an iron bowl covered in hot flour! Not with dough, but with flour! Just awful! Your tourism is seasonal, for half a year there are no guests yet, you can watch tons of videos and read hundreds of books on cooking, but apparently you are...