Allspice

Bristol, United Kingdom

3.7

3 reviews

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+44 117 971 5551
Website:
allspiceindian.com
Address:
389 Bath Road Arno's vale, Bristol, United Kingdom, BS4 3EU
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
430 ftArno's Vale Cemetry
430 ftArno's Court c
0.2 miArno's Court b
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3 reviews of Allspice

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Place rating: 5
Bristol, United Kingdom
Really can’t fault the new menu. If you like it hot the Naga Chicken is awesome, the Lamb meatball bhuna sumptuous, and the Chicken Tikka Dupiaza is sweetly flavoursome. as always, the set meal for 2 offers excellent value for money as it’s enough for 4 people or dinner and next days lunch. I’ve not found a better combination of quality and value in Bristol.
Place rating: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
My mates in Eastern once cheated us massivly, they said they were cooking a huge Indian meal for all of us, just before they served it up my mate spotted the takeaway boxes in their Kitchen and the truth came out! despite that trickery the food was pretty good, and even though they spent far more than they did if they had done it all themselves it was still a pretty good price. £38 for a 4 person set meal, including everything from Popadoms and the sauces, Tandoori breads and Rice, Your generic main courses (pretty big selection) and salads, chutneys, Onion Bhaji’s and much more.
Glad they paid though!
Place rating: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
All Spice Takeaway is hard to miss. Emanating shafts of purple light onto the nearby road, it certainly boasts a unique aesthetic. The food is not quite in the same league as the takeaway’s mesmerizing décor, but is worth sampling. Especially as it is so reasonably priced. I had a Chicken Bhoona, which was mighty satisfying, not only because it was sufficiently tasty, but because it was a staggeringly cheap £4.10. Most dishes are around this price, excluding Baltis which are slightly more expensive. I’d recommend this takeaway if you’re not looking for anything too fancy.