Restaurant · Bristol
Handy for a pre-cinema or pre-theatre bite in the middle of Bristol, this branch tends to seat people quickly and food arrives fast — genuinely useful when a child has hit the wall. Ordering through the app skips the queue entirely. It's a smaller room than the big city-centre branches, so it can feel tight at busy weekend times, though there's buggy access, high chairs and a kids' menu. Staff are noticeably attentive: one family had a missing extra replaced within minutes without fuss. The flame-grilled chicken and wraps get the most praise, and the staff are patient about explaining the spice levels to anyone nervous. Bottomless soft drinks help with thirsty children, and it's open late. Portions divide opinion — some feel they're small for the price — and the garlic bread can be hit and miss. Toilets are kept clean.
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