Novotel Restaurant in Bristol, City of

Microwave restaurant. Update: was the best however after the management changed to the father running it and not the daughter, the food has become very bad. I ordered kebab to pickup i think it was more chicken rather than meat and i think it was pre-made frozen kebab. The minced kebab kobideh was yellow.

I loved Chopstix until one of the servers had a vegetarian order. She got the serving spoon out the chicken and put it in the vege curry sauce. Obviously not trained in cross contamination

When I saw the full moon in the sky I decided to take a wander down to All Saints' Street and see if what I'd been hearing about this place was true. Sure enough, matey was there in his wolf costume basking in the moonlight and cooking up a storm from his van. There was a bit of a queue as CODEC was on at SWX and it looked like matey could only fit one pizza in his oven at a time, but it was so worth the wait! The mozzarella was fresh and flavourful and the sauce had a rich tomato mouthfeel. The crust was light but perfectly seasoned and really packs a punch. I ordered the farmhouse which came with a generous helping of smoky ham and juicy portobello mushrooms. Matey never spoke a word and only communicated by pointing to signs or by pointing at people whose orders were ready. You also had to shout to give your order because he was playing loud wolf-related songs ("Werewolves of London", "Hungry Like The Wolf", etc.) through his Bluetooth speaker. It's cash only and there's no seating which is a bit of a let-down if you don't live nearby. Despite that it was a fun experience and the pie was unbeatable in the heart of Bristol at this price (£8.50).

Nice hostel with a cafe. Breakfast is good.

Really great food, super quick service and a secret sun trap of a garden terrace.