Bristol, Indian Restaurant Guide

“No flock wallpaper here”, but a “classy” and “tastefully decorated” spot in Clifton. The food is also “like a work of art” and “tastes as good as it looks” – “spicy, interesting and not too hot”. (It also has a branch in Bath).

Sibling to the popular Easton restaurant Pipal Tree which serves Punjabi British fusion.

2018 Review: “A wonderful new addition to the burgeoning food scene in Clifton” – “no ordinary Indian”, but a long, narrow and vividly stencilled subcontinental “with a wide range of choices from all regions of India” and the “mix of interesting spices and cooking styles” this entails.

2018 Review: The original branch of this “authentic Indian street food” chain remains of note for its “quirky”, “laid-back atmosphere” and “very reasonable prices”, and is “particularly good for veggies” and teetotallers. Stop Press – their first non-Brizzle outpost landed on George Street, Oxford, in July 2017.

Replacing Bellita (RIP) is this restaurant serving both Chinese and Indian food; early reports say it's a combination that works.

Punjabi British fusion restaurant in the heart of Easton: opening Pipal Leaf in October 2020.