Dine at Jennie Bengaluru
A supper, all in

Six courses, three to four hours, and one long table.

All inclusive, with welcome drinks, wine pours, and dessert. No service charge, no surprises.

Guests 2 a quiet evening for two
Per person ₹3,800 at full rate
For the evening ₹7,600 all inclusive
2
a small table, gently

Two is a tender, lingering evening. You will probably end up talking to me a lot, which suits us both.

If this sounds like your kind of night,

DAJ Pull the seal, take a seat Reserve an evening
All of it included

Nothing on the side of the bill, nothing asterisked.

Welcome drinks on the verandah

Two cold drinks per person, made from things growing in the lane or sitting on the spice shelf.

Six courses, brought to the table

A small plate, a soup, two mains, a side, and a slow, soft dessert. Vegetarian by default, lamb or chicken on request.

Wine, chai, filter coffee

Two reds and a white, served by the glass, generously. Masala chai and filter coffee with dessert. No corkage.

The fine print, gently

A few honest things, before you book.

I keep this list short and truthful. If you have a question I haven't answered, write to me. I read every email.

What about dietary needs and allergies?

Tell me when you reserve. I cook for vegetarians, vegans, jain palates, and most allergies. I write back the week of supper to confirm the menu with you. Hard allergies need to be in writing, so I don't forget.

Can I book the whole table for a private group?

Yes. Slide the gathering to ten and you have the night. I'll add a small note to the reservation about the occasion, and we can plan the menu together.

What if I have to cancel?

A full refund up to seven days before. Half between seven and three. Inside three days, please send a friend in your place if you can. I will have already bought the lamb.

Is there parking? Should I auto?

Parking in the lane is easy on most nights. An auto can drop you at the gate. We share the exact pin on the morning of supper, with a small map of the turn-off.

What time should I plan to leave?

Honestly, no rush. Most nights wind down by 11. Some don't. The last guest usually leaves when Misty the cat decides the evening is over.