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CURRY CAPITAL OF |
BRADFORD
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The Federation of Specialist Restaurants
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Winners : Bradford
2004 : Bradford 2011
POPULATION : 467,665 - 78.3% are registered as 'white' with 18.3% from India/Pakistan/Bangladesh. Bradford is a city full of surprises. Recently titled a UNESCO City of Film, Bradford is a thriving cultural destination with a packed events calendar, award winning museums and galleries and impressive theatres. The many beautiful Victorian buildings found throughout the city illustrate the city's impressive past and include the area known as Little Germany and the Wool Exchange. Also not to be missed is Bradford Cathedral the city's place of worship for centuries, an oasis of calm in the city centre. The surrounding area of Bradford also has a lot to offer including the UNESCO World Heritage Site Saltaire, a perfectly preserved Victorian village and home to Salts Mill. Nearby is the the former spa town of Ilkley an elegant town set in the Yorkshire Dales, a perfect base for those who enjoy walking. Magnificent countryside can also be enjoyed near the village of Haworth, the former home of the Brontës and the Brontë Parsonage Museum. Bradford district has lots to offer whatever your taste, with restaurants covering every corner of the world. Bradford has a well earned reputation for some of the finest Asian food in the UK. Award-winning restaurants can be found throughout the city, with cafe style favourites like the Karachi, to impressive restaurants such as Mumtaz in Bradford and Aagrah in Shipley. There's fantastic curry to be found for every budget. There are also some great city centre bars and comfortable Yorkshire pubs, many of which are situated in the district's beautiful countryside. Fanny's Ale & Cider House in Saltaire and Bar T'at in Ilkley are just two of the many pubs in the district serving local real ale. You can also purchase fresh Yorkshire produce at one of the many Yorkshire markets in Bradford district. TEAM TO REPRESENT BRADFORD : Four restaurants were chosen with the help of your votes to represent Bradford for judging purposes. Votes for teams have now closed but you can still vote for the city
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These are the restaurants voted to represent
Bradford 2011 : Other Indian restaurants in Bradford receiving considerable votes :Akbars, Omar Khan, Karachi, Kashmir, Mumtaz, Zouk, Azeems, Lahore Cafe, Kebabesh.: |
Voting is now closed(22/09)