Madras Bristol — Restaurant in England

They posted breakfast is until 1PM, but ran out of things by 10:30 then they shouldnt accept any more customers.They should inform in advance before offering them a seat. Also, there is long wait for Dosa, Vada and poori. all you have to do is Wait wait and listen to their sorry.

A Five-Star 'Sorry' Breakbuffet at Madras Restaurant! All you do is wait and Listen to their sorry.

If you're looking for a unique dining experience, Madras Restaurant offers an exclusive "Sorry Buffet"—a one-of-a-kind where apologies are served hotter than the food!

I started breakfast with a delightful "Sorry, we ran out of chutney", followed by the ever-popular "Sorry, we are short-staffed" special. The service was impeccable—each delay was accompanied by a heartfelt "Sorry for the wait!" Just when I thought the experience couldn't get any better, A beautifully plated selection of Roasted Sorry, Fried Sorry, and Cooked Sorry—all seasoned with the warmest expressions of regret. The staff was incredibly kind; they fed me with so much love that I almost forgot I came here to eat food, not apologies. All you endup is paying...

We visited on a Thursday late evening and I think it must have been one of the busy days for the restaurant. The sambar vada was said to be prepared in haste as the vada hadn't soaked well in the sambar, and it didn't taste that well. The chicken fry must have been done alongside fish or must have been extremely tender chicken. The meat felt like fish rather than chicken. The mutton chukka was extremely salty. For the mainS, the kal dosa with mutton curry had to be returned back as it was too salty. The management offered a dosa as a replacement which was really good. My friends had got parotta with chicken curry in which the gravy was nice but the chicken was again average.

Overall, we think this is a good place with a great potential. We would definitely visit again to try it out and update the review.

It's worth noting that the management discounted the price on the final bill as we were unhappy with the food. Although the gesture of good will is appreciated , I would greatly encourage working on the food, the flavour and the quality too.

The masala soda was prepared with the chef's...

I visited with my family of three — myself, my wife, and our 25-month-old son. While the adult pricing of £9.99 is reasonable, I was quite surprised to be charged £6.99 for my toddler, which is nearly 70% of the adult price. Considering he barely consumed anything — less than 10% of what would be expected — I raised this with the staff. However, they were unwilling to make any consideration and simply stated that the charge for children is fixed at £6.99.

Even the staff member attending to us could clearly see that our child hardly ate, but no exception was made. Additionally, I found the plates to be quite heavy with sharp edges, making them difficult to handle, especially when dining with a young child.

Unfortunately, I would not recommend this experience to friends or families with young children. Many reputable restaurants only begin charging from age 5 and up, and charging over half the adult price for a 2-year-old is, in my opinion, unreasonable and not...