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).

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.

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.

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.

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