Bradford - Centenary Square

A quick stop for lunch after a meeting, we arrived about 2pm for a late lunch. The restaurant wasn't busy at all and we were served very quickly by the friendly staff.

The Nando's itself is handily located right in the heart of Bradford, though the homeless people shouting at anyone who walked in did spoil the ambiance slightly!

Food was above average with plenty of peri spice on chips.

This was my first ever Nandos. I arrived with two colleagues all three of us tired, hungry and in need of r and r after a long days work.

We sat down and chose our dinners. Me going for the mushroom and halloumi burger. Katherine going for her usual feta salad (no feta) and simon going for a hearty chicken number.

We orderd and waited patiently for our food to arrive. When it did we were not dissapointed.

My wrap was falling apart, also heard some of the staff behind the tills swearing and shouting. However your waitresses was very kind and made me feel very comfortable expressing my concerns. Didnt catch her name she was tanned with blonde and brown hair, she had very long eyalashes aswell! Excellent costumer service despiste the ladies cooking launge!

I parked in the car park off of Vicar lane which was a short walk between both Bradford nandos and was free after 6pm.

Bradford seemed to be hosting a homeless convention as they were in abundance across the whole city with their shrill Scottish accents and in great numbers in centenary square where someone had brought them bags of clothing for them to try on so it was unusual to see a tramps fashion show going on whilst walking to the store.

Popped into Nandos at Bradford Centenary Square. The Centenary Square branch of Nando's is becoming a regular stop off for me and my friends before the theatre. It is conveniently located in Cenenary Squre overlooking the picturesque fountain and a 2 minute stroll from the Alhambra Theatre so full marks for location.

I ate the new butterfly experience. I was happy that it was boneless however upon it's arrival, I was in great dismay. The butterfly experience was incredibly small and not 'fit for a king' though the price of such a meagre piece of chicken was extremely high. My friend got half chicken and it was dry however it was much more plentiful than the butterfly, costing ten Pence more. It was at least ten times bigger!

The night before a half marathon and what better way to fuel up than a trusty Nando's?? :-)

This Nando's is located on Centenary Square which is within City Park (which is most definitely not an actual park as shown on Google Maps). City Park is also home to a Thai eatery, a Lloyds Bar and a couple of galleries - along with the Mirror Pool, the UK's biggest man-made water feature! Just a stone's throw from the National Media Museum too.

Having just got back after a rather drunken night at the Rugby League Grandfinal in Manchester, i really needed some tasty, spicy chicken to help cut through the effects of the night before. As per usual the service was great at my favourite Bradford Centenery Square branch. The food was as good as always but there was something lacking, I couldnt quite put my finger on it. Then i realised. I was Hungover and i needed more spice.