Beer and Curry

Someone wrote:
>First we went to the CAMRA Pub of the Year, the Sair Inn at Linthwaite.
>Ron's Dark Mild (3.0% ABV) was in superb nick.
>We then went on to the Kashmir Curry House in Bradford, where we had the
>most _evil_ Garlic Naan! Do you like Naan bread with your Garlic?!

LOL! Sound marvellous!<g>

I'll add the curry-house to my Bradford list...no need for a list with the Sair...I need *no* reminding to go there! ;-)

 wrote in article ...
> I have just had a wonderful Bank Holiday Monday!
>
> First we went to the CAMRA Pub of the Year, the Sair Inn at Linthwaite.
> Ron's Dark Mild (3.0% ABV) was in superb nick.
>
> We then went on to the Kashmir Curry House in Bradford, where we had the
> most _evil_ Garlic Naan! Do you like Naan bread with your Garlic?!
>
etc

Just up the road from the Sair is another homebrew pub well worth a visit. It is an ex-bank in downtown Marsden; I'm afraid I can't remember its name, but it has a lot of waterworks paraphenalia on its walls. It brews a number of beers; the ones I tried have a good deal of character and are decently bitter.

I'm also glad you enjoyed the Kashmir. For the toppest curry in Bradford, however, you should go to the Mumtaz in Great Horton Road. Both the food and the atmosphere are out of this world. I suppose that this ng is not an appropriate place to plug it, though, as it is an ALCOHOL-FREE ZONE!