The Everest Eatery

Generally good. The decor and ambience is nice, waiting staff efficient and polite. On to the food.. Good selection of dishes. The meat to vegetable ratio is questionable in dishes like the Jalfraizi. The naan bread is overpriced and double the average price of naan bread in a similar restaurant in London (where I'm from). It's only flour, water, salt and yeast so it doesn't need to be close to £3. It is a good establishment to experience South Asian food for the demographic of people within that rural town (away from London, Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds)

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a group of 9 we visited the restaurant with a prebook drinks at the arrival ordered all ordered meals with next orders and various naanbrot all came at the same time without waiting also ordered additional pages that arrived before us before we had eaten the half of our meal definitiw a visit worth staff extremely helpful a pleasure to eat there

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7 of us ate there yesterday. between us we had a quite wide range of dishes, nets, etc. meat, fish, garnel, wipers. everyone loved eating all the aromen came through without being overwhelming. service great attention, but discreet. everything was true that this place became a habit.

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this restaurant is a jewel. eating is absolutely delicious. service friendly and error-free. the port wine and mint chocolate, which is complementary at the end of the meal, was a beautiful note. desperate that we cannot bring this fabulous restaurant to bristol!

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without a booking on a Friday night, restaurant was very busy, but the amazingly polite and friendly staff arranged a table for us. service was fantastic. eat the 5 star rating. will return. 100% recommended.

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