Bundobust
Gujarati-inspired vegetarian street food and craft beer on Bold Street
Bundobust Liverpool is a vegetarian Indian street food restaurant and craft beer bar at 17–19 Bold Street. Founded in Leeds in 2014 by Mayur Patel and Marko Husak, the brand opened its Liverpool site in June 2019, pouring beers from its own Bundobust Brewery in Manchester.
- Address
- 17–19 Bold Street, Liverpool, L1 4DN
- Cuisine
- Indian street food & craft beer
- Established
- 2019
- Building
- Link 19
- Nearest station
- Liverpool Central
Bold Street: from ropewalk to food street
Bold Street was laid out from around 1780 on land previously used as a ropewalk, the long narrow strips where rope for sailing ships was made, and is named after Jonas Bold, a merchant and banker who became Mayor of Liverpool in 1802.
The street runs from the Lyceum at its lower end, near Liverpool Central, up to St Luke's Church, known locally as the "bombed-out church". Most of it is now pedestrianised and it is known for independent cafés, restaurants and shops.
Signature dishes
The menu is entirely meat-free and inspired by Gujarati street food, with a lunch express offer until 4pm.
- 01
Okra Fries
The best-seller: okra in crisp chickpea batter with black salt and mango powder
- 02
Vada Pav Slider
Fried spiced potato slider with red and green chutneys
- 03
Bundo Chaat
Samosa pastry, chickpeas and potato with yoghurt, tamarind and chilli, served cool
- 04
Bhel Puri
Mumbai street snack of puffed rice and samosa pastry in tamarind chutney
- 05
Tarka Dhal & Rice
Lentil curry with cumin, garlic and chilli on basmati
- 06
Paneer Tikka
Barbecued paneer, mushroom and peppers in tikka yoghurt
- Mon–Thu
- 12pm–10.30pm
- Fri–Sat
- 12pm–11pm
- Sun
- 12pm–9pm
- Kitchen
- Closes one hour before the bar
Good to know
Is Bundobust vegetarian?
Yes. The menu is entirely meat-free, with many vegan and gluten-free dishes.
When did Bundobust open in Liverpool?
June 2019, on Bold Street.
Does Bundobust brew its own beer?
Yes. It pours its own Bundobust Brewery beers from 10 keg and 2 cask lines, plus guest beers.
Is it accessible?
Yes, via a lift behind the stairs.
