
An authentic village vibe, spacious and warm — bold Telangana flavours, slow-cooked biryanis, wok-tossed seafood and bullet naan, with a cocktail menu and room to gather on Road 36.
Jathara Bar & Kitchen on Road 36, Jubilee Hills, brings a spacious, earthy village atmosphere to the heart of Hyderabad — warm timber, terracotta tones, woven textures and soft, amber lighting that feels festive yet grounded.
The mood is celebratory but unhurried: long tables for friends, quiet corners for family, a full bar for evenings that linger. Flavours lead — Golconda Kodi Pulao, Nalli Biryani, Butter Garlic Prawns, Kodi Chips and Bullet Naan —bold, traditional, and unmistakably Telangana, plated for sharing.


Each corner has its own warmth — together they make Jathara feel like a village courtyard reimagined for the city.




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All 7 verified photographs from Jathara — spacious halls, timber, terracotta and the warm glow of Road 36.
Open on Road 36 near Heal A Child Foundation, Jathara Bar & Kitchen is known for its authentic village vibe — not a theme, but a feeling: spacious, earthy, welcoming. Terracotta walls, timber tables, woven lamps and brass accents create a hall that breathes, even when full.
The kitchen leans into Telangana and coastal favourites — biryanis, pulaos, seafood and tandoor — with Chinese, North and South Indian plates and a cocktail menu alongside. Service is warm and unhurried, whether you drop in for a weekday pulao or gather a large table for a celebration on Jubilee Hills' most leisurely road.

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Inside Apurupa Towers, Jawahar Colony — a short drive from Jubilee Hills Check Post, near Heal A Child Foundation. Look for the warm, earthy glow — you will know you have arrived.