Jaipur Restaurant & Brewing

Valentine's Day Dinner with My BrideNormally, I don't get caught up in the Hallmark holiday hype, but this year, we decided to enjoy a special meal--just a day early. We had some incredible Indian food, and the experience reminded me of what dining out used to be. The service was outstanding--so polite, so thankful. It was a refreshing change to be somewhere that truly appreciated its guests. Thank you, Rakshya for treating us so kindly.The food? Outstanding. From the rich flavors of the Lamb Vindaloo, to the perfectly cooked rice and the deliciously spiced momos, every bite was a reminder of why I love Indian cuisine. Even the naan was something special.A great night with even better company.

Quick summary of my official Grow Omaha Eats review: The food is incredible, top notch all the way. An old fashioned isn't on the cocktail menu, but rest assured, they make a good one. The Jalapeno ale is a fantastic beer. The decor of both Rockbrook and Dundee are both beautiful. The staff is very well trained, friendly, attentive and willing to help you with your menu choices. A wonderful experience.Here's a link to my official review for Grow Omaha Eats:https://growomaha.com/jaipur-is-an-omaha-staple-of-fine-indian-food-and-craft-beer/

I've always heard about this place but try others or go to old faves; finally made it. Beer is on point--the Raspberry ale had a good fruit presence that wasn't sweet. The chicken Tikki Masala was more tomato based than I'd had with random bites of spicy ginger but it all worked well. The salad was traditional iceberg with tomato; however, it was the smallest known salad in creation...think three bites--I found it funny. The garlic naan was super disappointing though. Usually a fave when I eat masala but it was dryer without any taste; we thought it was a mistake with the regular. Pricing was also off. Expensive at $4.75 for a pop/soda and $5.95 for baby salad BUT on trend for $19 Masala, $4ish naan, and $6.95 restaurant brew.Beautiful inside and attentive service was an additional perk!

JaipurThis is a Indian restaurant in Rockbrook Village, Omaha! I went here with my aunt to try something new and loved it! The food is so different (in a good way) and definitely worth going. Our waitress was so sweet and the store owner was walking around greeting guests which was super cool. Food in the photos:Chicken Tikki Makhani ( the more reddish one ) Lamb Korma ( more orange in the photo ) naan bread Mulligatawny Soup Side Salad

Anytime we come back to visit family in NE, we go to Jaipur. Their mulligatawny soup is amazing and you cannot beat their Jalapeño beer. So good!

This is a delicious, authentic Indian spot. You're greeted with intricate murals on the walls and the staff is inviting. The wait staff is friendly and excellent quality. Jaipur's unique restaurant/microbrewery allows customers to purchase their beer in the restaurant. We ordered a bottle of Pinot Grigio, which paired well with the food. We ordered the sample appetizer platter and received a mix of potatoes, samosas, and other fried goodies. For my main dish, I got the shrimp bhuna, which is different from the typical tikka masala or korma I usually order. The dish was fantastic. As expected, it was flavorful, not too spicy, and great tasting shrimp. Good for dates or small groups. We will be returning to try more.

Went back to Jaipur after many years' hiatus and I did have a better experience than what I remember from last time. Their decor and interior is in desperate need of a spruce (bright green tables) but the service was pretty good. I ordered the lamb korma and I have to say I was pleased by the quality of the lamb. The sauce was on the bland side, the rice was fine. The garlic naan has an overwhelming amount of garlic in it. I like garlic as much as the next person but this naan was absolutely caked with garlic inside. Just not pleasant to eat.

Immediately as you walk in you feel transported to a foreign place with their decor and ambiance set into play. Now we are new adventurous eaters that wanted to find a good Indian spot and chose this place without much looking into on a whim. The menu offers a lot as we glanced thru then BAM we looked to the price column and it was much higher than expected, with high up charges too. The food was good and satisfied us just right but not a new go to, it just didn't feel like the delivery and quality was worth the asking price.

Been going here for over 10 years. The prices have gone way up like most places but they have really cut down the portions at the same time. Both of my teenagers left there hungry and wanted to eat again within an hour, and I couldn't agree mote. Sad. Also, the chicken tiki korma red sauce, continues to get thinner and thinner.

Great patio, service, menu and food (especially the chicken Korma, Maah Dal and mushroom Bhuna)!