Gets alot of business through the fact it does Halal meat, I usually find that if somewhere does…read moreHalal meat then it tastes a bit nicer, this however is not completely the case with Vanoosh. The Lamb Shish was pretty good, but something didn't taste quite right with the chicken, tasted way to weird for my liking - and it's pretty difficult to make chicken taste weird as it is one of the most universal tastes. With only really doing Kebabs and Chips (with a pretty poor burgur selection) I think they are missing out on the Pizza crowd... there is big bucks if you can get in with that crowd!

Vanoosh? Sounds more like a cleaning product than a kebab shop if you ask me!…read more To be honest, Vanoosh is no better or worse than any other late night kebab you will have. However, they do offer some good deals - at the moment you can get a free lamb doner kebab with any other kebab bought (Monday-Thursdays for March only), but ever without the offer it's pretty reasonably. It's comforting to know their meat is 100% Halal!

Tuckers is quite possibly the best takeaway in Taunton. A little off the beaten track (it's down an…read morealleyway at the side of Your Move Estate Agents) but well worth it. They do pizzas, kebabs, and an amazing - AMAZING i said - box of chips, cheese, and gravy for £2.50. There's a small seating area inside, enough for about 20 people, and they open quite early and will be open until about 3am every morning. They also do delivery.

Great kebabs. By far the best kebab is a chicken shish and lamb shish combination - and healthy…read more(ish) too! They deliver and the drivers are always friendly. Lovely staff inside too!

This is rumoured to be THE BEST kebab shop in Bristol, and if the cheesy chips (what was I…read morethinking?) are anything to go by then it certainly has a chance in the running. Sliiightly more traditional than others, this kebab shop still maintains the familiar menu; including the usual kebab range, pizzas, chips etc. The owner is simply lovely, and very tolerant of some of the less than coherant individuals that frequent the takeaway. If you're lost and hungry, look for the shining lights of Maplins just past the arces, you find an oasis of a kebab shop here.

"Go to the Grecian", a friend told me when me and the boyfriend were looking for dinner around…read morehere. So, there we went, and my mouth gaped open slightly when I saw it was a takeaway kebab place! Takeaway? For a nice dinner? My fears died out soon though, when I was told that there was a proper restaurant above the takeaway. The restaurant did look very tacky-Grecian, which sounds awful, but it actually really worked and was a funny but pleasing environment to be in! The staff here are so very friendly; and are happy and proud to inform you of what they think is the best on the menu. The taramasalata was super here, and the pitta bread it came with was also so good. The boyfriend had their lasagna and you could tell it was made with much love. Big thumbs up.

The Charcole Grill is a serviceable take-away that has always got some kind of special offer on,…read moremaking it a regular haunt for the students who live in the area. Serving mainly Kebabs, pizza and chicken, there's not a great deal on the menu for vegetarians, unless cheesy chips and margarita pizza are considered to be staple components of your veggie diet. There's limiting seating inside, but it's all of the shiny plastic-fantastic variety with the benches bolted to the tables... fine if you've staggered there after consuming a couple too many in town, and have weaved your way up the never-ending hill to the top of Gloucester Road, but not so appealing when sober. Service is quick, and the staff are friendly enough. But it's too close to The Rising Sun for me to pay it much more than a cursory glance, unless it's a Tuesday (when The Rising Sun is closed). When I do call in, it's always for a Kebab, and so I can't vouch for the rest of the food on offer.

Having spent many family holidays in Turkey it just so happens that this little gem is a few…read moreminutes walk from my flat, so it's a fairly easy choice to make make when deciding where to eat on an early summer evening! There's a sunny little terrace out front, with about 8 tables, and it gets a fair bit of sun. Inside it's pretty authentic Turkish decor, open kitchen so you can see the chefs in action. Ezo is located on the busy Gloucester rd so if you want somewhere tranquil this probably isn't the place for you. The food is great I would highly recommend the rolled chicken with feta and spinach, great flavours and cooked to perfection. My partner had the mixed grill which was also delicious this came with lamb, beef patties and grilled chicken with various vegetables, both mains came with rice. Meals are reasonably priced between £10-15 and there's a big selection to chose from. They also do a lunch special, a choice of different wraps served with salad and fries this costs around £7 and in my opinion is an absolute bargain! Drinks are 'ok' good selection of spirits, and bottles of wine as well as a choice of a couple of draught beers and some bottled as well. One down side for me was that if you want to drink wine by the glass you have to drink the house wine, which wasn't great to be honest. As I said before the food does take a while but it's freshly prepared and cooked so the delay is forgiven. It's a place to go to enjoy the atmosphere, company and watch the world go by, I'd highly recommend it and will be visiting again soon myself. Oh and one last don't forget to ask for chilli sauce, it's pretty yummy!!

From the outside, I mistakenly thought this would be some Amazon style restaurant. It is in fact…read moreTurkish...not quite sure who was behind the exterior design! I had never really tried authentic Turkish food before and I was pleasantly surprised. Prices aren't half bad either, with a main dish (and rice or an alternative side) costing roughly £9. I thought the food was really good. Everything is made fresh to order and the ingredients appear to be of high quality. If you are able to splash the cash try the Seabass...its amazing but much more expensive.

Hilarious place. They've managed to position themselves as one of the hottest romantic places…read morearound to go for a night outbut the logo is silly, the decor is humorously tacky and the food is average. I still go back there every now and again, though, but mostly due to lack of viable alternative. The restaurant itself is in an old church building and it has a handy large car park behind it, but I was disappointed when I walked in. They could have made it truly spectacular, but there are cheap Italian country scenes painted on the wall, cheap fake flowers, and naff light fixtures. The food is ok but, again, they seem to have used cheap ingredients so nothing blew me away. I struggle to remember what I've actually eaten on the occasions that I've been there, actually! I do remember my husband having a rather plain-tasting carbonara.

On our way to a gig at the Academy, me and my friends thought we'd try out YoYo burger one of the…read morenewest burger joints to open in Bristol. Inside there's Japaenese style benches and stools which seems a little out of place here and the last place you want to be social with strangers is when you're about to chow down on a whopping big burger. Cheap, cheerful and with a good selection of vegetarian dishes I can't fault Yoyo burger. It's not fine dining, but it is what it is, and what it is, is tasty, hearty and authentic.

This weird little place is the latest gourmet burger 'experience' to open up in Bristol. Sat on the…read moretriangle, I nipped in quickly on a week night on the way to a gig and it was almost empty, though an interesting experience none the less. They had all sorts of gourmet options available (ostrich, wild boar, etc) though I just went for a quick burger and fries, being in a rush. The food was okay, though the place itself was a bit surreal, trying to give you the full-on Japanese buger bar experience. I've never been but it seemed authentic enough with a large communal oval table split into individual booth-like eating areas, each of which has its own TV screen pumping out MTV. Despite my initial suspicions it's not a chain either and I definitely intend on going back, though perhaps on my way back from a night out on the beers next time rather than on the way out.