The best restaurants serving Indian food in Clifton Bristol, City of South West

Me encantó la comida! Teníamos plato de verduras y Dal Makhni con ajo naan y arroz. Sabor y calidad de la comida de primera categoría. Sin duda le sugerimos si usted está perdiendo comida india en Bristol. Me encantó el personal, tan educado y servicial.

We took our daughter here when we popped down to see her at Uni. We have been here three times before, and each time has got worse. This latest visit was really, really poor. The service was poor. From the initial non welcome through the table service, it was very flat and going through the motions. The food was also totally unremarkable. It was like eating very average untasty deliveroo takeaway curry, not the claimed fine dining Indian. The only standout point, was the price of the bill. I would avoid. There are many, many better Indian restaurants to try in Bristol.

Simply superb food. Innovative take on many dishes that added a twist - this is definitely a restaurant and not a curry house.

I can't recommend this restaurant enough. We had a lovely meal last night for my mothers birthday. Food was delicious and staff were lovely. They brought out a birthday cake and sang for my mother, and even offered her a free drink at the end. Parking, additionally, was free and right outside the restaurant. We will be back!

Arrived to a zero welcome (despite booking). Glacial service to deliver menus to table. Then ignored for 20mins. Had to chase server to place drinks order. Only two of the four drinks arrived. Finally managed to flag down waiter to order food. That took 30 mins to arrive. When it did every dish was poor, watery, without flavour and zero skill or attention to detail displayed by the kitchen. It made frozen ready meal curry look good. It really was shockingly poor. We even had to chase the bill. This contained a raft of errors, including the two drinks that never arrived, naan breads and two sides we never ordered. When I asked for those to be deleted from our bill, the waiter had a melt down. He clearly does understand the concept of customer service or hospitality. In one word, "avoid".