Bakehouse, est. C Scheme
307 Threeoseven Bakehouse
Donuts. Specialty coffee. And more.
Six things worth
crossing town for.
Everything is fried, filled and finished in the small kitchen behind the red doors. The tray you see at four o'clock is not the tray that was there at eleven.
Prices are what the counter charges today. Fillings rotate, so the board wins over the website.
Nutella Bombolini
Brioche dough, proved slow, fried to order, rolled warm in sugar and filled until it is almost too much. Almost.
A seat at the window,
a long afternoon.
Ten tables, a wood counter facing the street, red stools and paper lanterns. The kind of room where one coffee turns into two and nobody minds.
The box says it before you do.
Printed on every 307 boxDonut judge.
Bakehouse packaging, C Scheme, Jaipur
You find it by colour before you find it by name.
Nothing sits out overnight. What is on the counter at eight in the evening was dough that morning, which is the only reason a sugared crust still cracks.
Three, oh, seven.
The mark on the door, the box and the awning307 is a small room on Ramesh Marg painted the loudest red in C Scheme, and a counter that does a short list properly instead of a long one badly.
Donuts. Specialty coffee. And more. That is the whole brief, and the brand's own words for it: serving main character energy, one bombolini at a time.
The dough is brioche. It proves slowly, it is fried to order, it is rolled in sugar while it is still too hot to hold and filled a minute later. Half the board is eggless, priced the same, made the same way, which is not the usual arrangement in this city.
Look for the red.
F-12 sits on Ramesh Marg just off Ashok Nagar. If you have passed a red building with red chairs outside it, you have passed us.
F-12, Ramesh Marg,
Ashok Nagar, C Scheme,
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Every day
10am to 11pm