The Indian bottomless brunch in Leeds with TWO hours of free-flowing Kingfisher and Cobra

Taking bottomless brunch to a whole new level.

This is bottomless brunch like you’ve never seen it before.

Entering a curry house is a true experience, unmatched by any other cuisine. We all know the feeling of walking in, breathing in the first scent of undetermined but delectable spices before finding your way to your table, mouth drooling as you pass through a sea of tables piled high with curries aplenty, rice bowls and naan hanging from just about every single corner.

At Tharavadu, you’ll still get your usual curry order- except here you’re served with the only Indian to feature on the Michelin-guide in 2019 with a menu loved by no less than the former Indian Cricket Captain Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma and Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln.

And that’s all before you’ve set your sight on the foodie options here.

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The award-winning restaurant is just moments from Leeds Train Station. / Image: Tharavadu

The star-studded customers and endless accolades, including an Oliver Award and Good Food Guide recommendation, speak for themselves.

Now, the award-winning restaurant is serving up one of Leeds’ greatest past times in the heart of the city centre.

Every Saturday, beginning this weekend on Saturday 14 May 2022, Tharavadu will be offering a bottomless brunch with unlimited booze and thali bowls to offer the best of their Keralan cuisine to the masses.

Thali bowls are available as veggie or meat servings. / Image: Tharavadu

Meat and veggie thali is served up in sharing-style bowls alongside the curryhouse favourite lagers like Cobra and Kingfisher alongside a Kirstall Brewery exclusive named Somarasam.

Meaning ‘drink of the gods’, it’s a refreshing 4% pilsner that was exclusively created by Kirkstall Brewery just 15 minutes from the Mill Hill restaurant to compliment the flavoursome menu.

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In addition to these standout options, there’s a choice of either house red or white wine, as well as gin and tonics for a whopping two hours.

Somarasam is a draught pilsner. / Image: Tharavadu

Served 12pm – 2pm every Saturday, this is going to be a hugely popular option for those looking for a bottomless brunch with a difference in the city centre without having to compromise on the quality of their food for the sake of unlimited booze.

At a respectable price of £29.99, bookings should be made through Tharavadu to confirm a bottomless brunch well in advance- we expect this to be a sell-out favourite for weeks to come.

For more information, including how to book your bottomless brunch sitting, visit the Tharavadu website for contact details.

Feature Image- Tharavadu

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