In my opinion the best Indian restaurant in Bristol, Excellent food and service with a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere
Raj Mahal The – Staple Hill
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In my opinion the best Indian restaurant in Bristol, Excellent food and service with a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere
Raj Mahal The – Staple HillHad an excellent meal here. The menu is extensive and has all your favourites cooked amazingly well. I had steamed fish and stir fried vegetables. Which was excellent. Only downside was the bright lighting of the restaurant...not a place for a romantic meal...
You can see why the owner writes first rate fish cookbooks. The restaurant sits alongside the fishmonger's counter and so you can see what is on offer before it is cooked. The ingredients are first class and they are cooked beautifully. All the staff are enthusiastic and helpful. It isn't cheap here - but you know that you'll be paying for good food, cooked well.
The Rockfish Grill and Seafood Market – CliftonRevolution bristol has just been re-furbished! looks class man I tell ya! and they've changed the food menu too! definitely worth checking it out!
Revolution – Bristol City CentreAs an expert in Indian cuisine, I can confirm that the Lal Jomi is the best meal you can get in Bristol, and I have tried many. My only reservation is the service on a Saturday night can be a little slow - a symptom of their success as they are stacked with takeaway orders whilst you can be kept waiting. Saying all that, the quality of the food is definitely worth the wait. 9/10......
Lal Jomi Pavillion Restaurant – Bristol City CentreWent for lunch whilst on business in Bath. The restaurant was very busy with workers and shoppers, it had a great atmosphere and the smell of the basted chickens spit roasting was enough to send my appetite into overdrive. I had chicken and fries and it was excellent. I only wish we had one where I live in Exeter. It would be the busiest restaurant in town.
Firehouse Rotisserie – BathWe loved this restaurant, the open kitchen had me mesmerised as I watched the chefs at work, I had the seared Tuna done perfectly and my partner the scallops. After the meal we bought some fish to take home.
The Rockfish Grill and Seafood Market – CliftonScrumptious Cream Tea, £20pp. Add a bottle of Prosecco for £20. Pre-booking required.