Category Archives: The Village “Curry House”

A Curry before the Bon Accord This was the pre-Birthday Celebration Curry-Heute: Jonathan’s birthday was back in April in München and coincided with the Volcano. Tonight the masses were due at The Bon Accord to finally and formally celebrate his … Continue reading →

Hector saw the lights of Bradford, but the Curry was over a green hill far away… A Curry-free weekend. Well almost. The Field Centre at Malham had Local Lamb Curry on the menu on Saturday evening. From where was this … Continue reading →

Friday Night is Curry Night? It is two weeks since Jonathan and Hector sat together and dined in The Village (Nelson St, Glasgow). This had to be rectified, and such was the weekend schedule there was only one window of … Continue reading →

A return to The Village Three weeks since Hector’s last visit to the ‘Glasgow Mecca‘, well the publicity has not be that sensational in recent times. The café has clearly now met the approval of those who decide when our … Continue reading →

Today’s Glasgow Evening Times reports that the temporary premises ‘The Villagio’ across the street from the main restaurant has been closed by the environmental health people. Rats were found in the cellar. These premises have been lying empty for years … Continue reading →

Sunday as will be posted was the planned birthday-dinner Curry Fest, but how could Marg refuse Hector: the promise of a Village (Nelson St, Glasgow) Curry is one way of extracting a man from The 23rd Paisley Beer Festival. Arriving … Continue reading →

Open for business as usual, so I’ll have ‘The Usual’… Two weeks since the last Village (Nelson St, Glasgow) experience, far too long. What is happening? Posters on the window…ah the planned renovations are under way. The downstairs is being … Continue reading →

Hector is on holiday, so it is a case of maximising the Curry input. On Wednesday straight off the plane from Traben-Trarbach, Hector went straight to The Village “Curry House”, Tradeston (129 Nelson St, G52 1EQ) Glasgow – Scotland. Tradeston … Continue reading →