Chutney Chowk in Bristol, City of

No escuches a ninguna persona estrella porque el chutney chowk (pickle junction) es genial. Muy buena comida y personal son todas estrellas.

Tuvimos una excelente comida aquí y quedamos particularmente impresionados por la amabilidad del personal y el servicio. La trucha estaba muy sabrosa.

Si quieres comer bajo carne cocida y ser gritado por un gerente grosero, ve aquí. Experimenté esto y me dejó horrorizado con el sabor más amargo de la boca y eso no fue solo por la comida que no estaba bien hecha.

Thanks to the staff they made our night a real delight from the time we sat down we were made to feel at home the service and food were all to a very high standard we shall be returning very soon

Once The Roshni this friendly curry house has the same people in charge producing tasty dishes. After couple of beers in Westbury's fine Victoria pub there is always the decision to go 'left' or 'right', or even 'far right' as you hit the high street for a curry. Of the two establishments next door to each other, The Roshni (right) was always our choice. When it closed we were perturbed but re-opening as The Chutney Chowk with a very slight refurb - almost imperceptible, actually - has done it no harm. Same friendly welcome and unpretentious range of tasty fayre. Initially the change meant it was BYO, but it now seems to have a licence.

4 of us visited on a Wednesday night only as the place next door was closed. It started badly as the pappadoms were soft. The starter of broken up samosa and chick peas was lacking in any sort of flavour and arrived before we had finished our pappadoms. Our main courses arrived without rice and sat on the table without a hot plate while they got it. It had obviously been forgotten. The curries were passable ,just ,but were lacking in any depth of flavour after the initial chilli hit All in all I cannot see this place surviving long unless they sort out the service and the food.

My wife and I visited this restaurant with a couple that eat out alot and are very fussy about the quality of their currys, and was delighted to find that the food was topdraw. Highly reccomend the Masala Aloo Dosa and the Chicken Achri....delicious! A first for me with BYO booze, but I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. To add to this review, I'm back here Sunday night picking up a take away with the same dish I had the other night as I wanted to experience the amazing flavours again. Many thanks again Chutney Chowk

Good selection on menu, some out of the ordinary. All enjoyed our meal and very friendly and accommodating service. Will definitely eat there again.

45 minute wait for a takeaway when only 2 tables in the restaurant. Some food ordered not available. Food ok but not spectacular

Fabulous flavours all very different. BYO so get to bring your own good wine. I had a tandoor thali - lovely variety. Highly recommend!

I've been really impressed with the quality of the food time and time again (been several times now since it opened). It's a pared-down menu, focusing on quality, and offering a lot of dishes that you don't often find in typical Indian restaurants. Stand-outs for me are the light and fluffy dosas, the Mini Masala Uttappam starter and the range of thalis (the nawari kebab thali with bhoti kebab and chicken banjara in particular). All the staff are really friendly and welcoming (especially Mr Khan, of course). It really does feel like the food is front and centre, and rightly so, rather than just somewhere to go and carry on drinking after the pub (as some city centre curry houses are). Being BYO probably adds to that feeling (and makes you feel pleasantly surprised at the bottom line on the bill too).

Really tasty Dosas and delicious Tarka Dal. Very friendly staff, chef came out to speak to us. Will definitely visit again!

A great find. The best dahl in a long time and everything else delicious too! BYO a great plus. And a warm welcoming atmosphere to complete the perfect evening. Thank you. :)

Delighted to see the relaunch of this great restaurant. Good food, great staff and hospitable welcome by Khan. Go on try it for yourself!

Wide ranging menu including classic fare such as bhunas and dopiazas with some intersting thalis and a couple of dosas ensuring an extensive range of indian cuisine is covered and all at reasonable prices. The byob option also makes for good value. The food was well put together and not greasy and oily as some curries can be. A couple of hghlights - the naan bed had excallent texture and there was a mean lime chutney. There was great service too.

What a relief, we have a great Indian restaurant back in the village. We popped here on Friday after a quick beer and had some really lovely food. Sultan the owner is such a friendly guy as well, sure to inspire people to come back...