Bristol Bites: Review of Namaskar Lounge, Welsh Back

With a plethora of Indian restaurants already in existence in Bristol, I’m pleased to say that this place is a cut above the rest

With a plethora of Indian restaurants already in existence in Bristol, I’m pleased to say that this place is a cut above the rest

If you like your food British, well-executed and at prices that won’t break the bank, it’s worth paying The TownHouse a visit

The campaign, Around the World in 80 days, aims to raise awareness of the wide range of cuisine types available in the city

With specialist wine and cider venues already existing, it’s good to see the beer drinkers now also being catered for

The combination of the relaxed atmosphere, great food and welcoming environment make the extra distance worthwhile

News that a brand new venue – Sahra – was opening on the former site of Sands, therefore, was music to our ears…and we headed over a few weeks after they opened to try it out

The atmosphere, service, food and choice of drinks are spot on, and the sewing element adds a quirky yet inspired touch that makes Cordial & Grace stand out from the multitude of cafes that now inhabit Clifton Village

The fixed price, all-you-can-eat “world banquet and bar” – officially Britain’s biggest dining venue – has opened and we headed along for the trial night

Za Za Bazaar – an all-you-can eat buffet – will dish up over a tonne of rice and nearly 5,000 chickens every week

As far as pub grub goes, it’s not bad, but a little hit-and-miss in places
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