Gloucestershire Echo

Award-winning restaurant looks for second location

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A Fine-dining Indian-inspired restaurant in Cheltenham, has announced plans to open a second location.

The award-winning Prithvi in Bath Road is searching for a new spot in the Cotswolds to share its unique culinary experience­s, which have earned it a place in the Michelin guide.

Since its launch in February 2012, Prithvi has been a favourite spot for foodies in Gloucester­shire.

The restaurant, known for its modern Indian cuisine and excellent service, is led by Thomas Law, a head chef trained in two-michelin-star kitchens in New York, Australia, and the UK.

Now, owner Jay Rahman is keen to expand the brand further.

He’s looking for potential locations, including spaces within existing hospitalit­y properties interested in collaborat­ing with the brand.

Jay said: “We’re really excited to start exploring locations for a second Prithvi somewhere in the Cotswolds, so if there are any suitable businesses in the area that would be keen to talk to us about a potential collaborat­ion, I would love to engage with them.

“Of course, I’m very open to hearing from other businesses as far afield as London that we could potentiall­y partner with, too.”

Prithvi, a restaurant known for its blend of Asian and European dishes, gets its name from the Sanskrit word for ‘mother earth’, highlighti­ng its Indian roots.

The popular eatery often has a two-month wait for weekend bookings, thanks to its modern take on Indian cuisine.

Head chef Thomas Law and his team use only top-quality British ingredient­s in their dishes, offering a la carte, five-course and sevencours­e tasting menus.

The restaurant also boasts an acclaimed sommelier who pairs the perfect wine with each dish.

Jay added: “We’re proud of the success Prithvi has had to this point and are now in a position to extend that further with a new establishm­ent.

“We love creating spaces that allow our guests to share their most cherished moments, whether celebratin­g love, friendship, or success, and a second location will enable us to double that!”

Prithvi has an average five-star rating on Tripadviso­r, with fans praising the food, the stylish interior and service.

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