Pearl of India
Indian restaurant in a former Quiet Street chapel
About Pearl of India
Pearl of India is an Indian restaurant on Quiet Street in the city centre. Its entrance sits between two shop fronts, and the dining hall is the large first-floor hall of a building put up in 1824 to a design by the Bath architect Henry Edmund Goodridge, later used as a Methodist chapel, the...
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