bundobust
Britishnoun
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In Manchester city centre, vegetarian street-food joint Bundobust is buzzing - and poised to open a third site of its stunning, retro-style Indian restaurants in Liverpool in just a few weeks.
From BBC
Just around the corner, I found another new craft beer bar, Bundobust, which eschews meat entirely, instead offering craft brews with a menu of vegetarian Indian street food.
From New York Times
Sipping a half of Bundobust’s house brew, a coriander-infused Pilsner, I found myself wishing that more pubs served spicy okra fries and onion bhaji with tangy tamarind chutney as bar snacks.
From New York Times
“Didn’t think much of their bundobust,” continued Hall.
From Project Gutenberg
If they hadn’t altogether set up a bundobust, it was most likely only a question of time.”
From Project Gutenberg
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