My partner could live off their pizza's! What value for money .. The pizza's are far better than…read morethe well known pizza giant. Made with more care and generous with the toppings pizzas from here are a real treat when you are short on time and cash. Delivery is swift. Well done pizza house!!!

£7.99 for any pizaa any size is a gr8 mid-week deal. the food was excellant as th extra money to…read morespend went of curly fries and potatoe skins. garlic and herb dip is a must try. really enjoyed it. plus atmosphere is good, they all support Arsenal so if u wanna give them stick then do so, they enjoy the banter!

Wonderful service, great food! They pizzas were thin and perfectly cooked and crispy crust. Great…read moreambiance, would highly recommend and return next time I am in the area.

The food here is absolutely delicious! The staff are friendly and accommodating, and very nice…read moredecorations. Very good restaurant, I recommend.

Looking for somewhere to eat as a group of 6 in Oxford brought up a number of issues for us; there…read morewere 6 of us, we all have different tastes, and none of us are that familiar with the area. A triple whammy, really. We found a number of options but, really needing to book somewhere due to having to get the last bus / train back to Haddenham, we decided on Branca. After a quick drink at the Jericho Tavern down the road, we walked into Branca and were seated immediately; very efficient. Menus were distributed, wine and water ordered, and then our order taken. Service was friendly, if a bit stilted when it came to drink delivery. A great feature here is that the starters can be ordered in tapa or 'full starter' and the mains can also be ordered in different sizes. I had the red pepper, mozzarella and pesto as a tapa - it was an excellent size to start, though lacked in any notable flavours. Despite eating my body weight in it on holiday I couldn't resist a pizza - pepperoni, fotina cheese, chilli and spinach. It was spicy but well balanced, and very well turned out for a restaurant pizza. Pasta and risotto around the table looked equally tasty. It's a lovely location and we enjoyed the laid back atmosphere throughout the evening. We didn't feel rushed and could really indulge in our meals. Branca was a good first step in exploring Oxford but I'm looking forward to returning and trying somewhere new.

Tried this place out for brunch, and was pleasantly surprised!…read more The service was a bit slow to get started, but once the staff woke up (we did show up at the crack of 10 when they opened), things were great. The food was fine; not remarkable, not absolutely no complaints. The atmosphere was pleasantly upscale casual - this isn't a diner or cafe. What I loved was the attention to making kids welcome: we got high chairs, colouring books, crayons, and a kids' menu full of things I'd eat (rather than just the typical kiddie-food crap). I'm always eager to find a restaurant that manages to be family-friendly without being kiddie-centric. I'll be back.

I am always surprised when I visit this area of Milton Keynes that there aren't more restaurants…read moreand cafes. Whilst the MK Centre does have a food court the area is bedecked with take-away style cafes serving light snacks or soup. Pizza hut is one of the few places where you can take the weight off your feet whilst shopping and sit down to a full course meal. In my experience this restaurant is always very busy. In fact it is rare that I have not seen a queue forming at the door or people waiting to be seated. It is popular with teenagers and parents with young children, so expect it to be noisy! The staff do their best to deal with the level of custom here and are always very polite and efficient. They take orders from the tables after providing menus. There is a wide choice of pizzas in different flavours, styles and sizes available. There is always something to suit every taste including vegetarian and children. I do find the desert menu a bit lacking in imagination. Ice-cream and sugar decorations seems to be the main attraction. The desert choice really caters for kids rather than adults. Compared to other Italian resturants or pizza places this one is a little less classy but in this location at Milton Keynes it is the best you can get.

I have eaten here a number of times. Friendly service and the food is good. I usually go for the…read morebuffet which is just awesome, as much pizza as you can eat for a reasonable price! However, last time I went there (day before yesterday) they forgot one of our drinks and had to be reminded

Flying visit tonight to this new restaurant near The Hub. Not being an expert in Turkish fayre I…read moreopted for the set menu and was not disappointed. Starter consisted of bread with olive oil and dips plus a cold meze starter with a selection of 7 different dishes including hummus, cacik, tabule and saksuka. Main course was a meat feast with various meats from BBQ grill - all superbly cooked and served with rice and salad - amazing! Just what I needed to soak up a couple of earlier beers! Service was a bit slow with quite a wait between starter and main but it was worth the wait. That's the only reason not to give 5 stars tonight. I will return....next time I'm in MK.

Excellent service great experience unforgettable taste highly recommended to Everyone I visit againread more

I was pleasently suprised as to how nice this place was! They offer alot of great super thin rust…read morepizzas packed with flavor. To start we got the "dough" balls wich came with three dipping sauces, butter, spicy causage and pesto. They were really fresh and delicious. As a main i got the Giardiniera pizza wich came with anchovies, mushrooms, olives. Since the pizza was very thin crust it tasted like a refreshing salad and you leave really full at the end of the meal. The pizzas are served in large plates and everyone gets a pizza cutter which i thought was unique and fun! They have alot of glutten free and healthy options for everyone! The restaurant is pretty big and accomodation to large parties. Also, the staff was very friendly

I had never felt compelled to visit a Pizza Express before last night: I now regret that I was made…read moreto go there even once. To sum it up, this place neither gets Pizza nor Express right. Don't go unless you have a sudden and unbearable surplus of joie de vivre that you feel must be forced out of you. Pizza Express seems to be an interesting business concept that manages to fall squarely between two concepts: that of the the cheap-and-efficient fastfood joint and that of the slightly more upscale chain restaurant. While it seeks to cover both needs, at my visit, it managed neither. I was visiting in a party that had preordered our menu and choices so there would be no confusion. Still, it took around an hour for our pre-ordered drinks to arrive, even though they consisted of nothing more than bottles of beer or glasses of cheap, sweet prosecco. The staff didn't supply water for more than maybe a quarter of the guests, maybe in an attempt to make people order more drinks. Meanwhile, people were starting to look at their watches, wondering what the kitchen was up to. Down in the cookhouse, they must have taken a nap or decided that matters other than cooking were more important to tend to, as it took almost 2 hours (!) for just some bread and spreads to arrive - and then, in pitifully small quantities and of a quality that made you wonder whether the kitchen had run out and had had to go to the local Tesco to resupply before being able to carry on. When, after still more waiting, our (again, pre-ordered) pizzas arrived, they looked small and sad. There was little difference in their presentation, with unknown meats scattered across a too thick, non-crispy, low-protein dough. I understand that some people have come to be of the opinion that somehow Pizza Express are serving good or 'upscale' pizza. Surely, this must be based on a comparison with no-holds-barred gastronomic atrocities. If compared to places that add silicone-based chemicals to their fake mozzarella, Pizza Express might stand out favorably, but if compared to the supermarket version of PE's own pizzas, there seems to be no difference; and if compared to eateries with just a basic knowledge of the actual Italian dish, what Pizza Express is pure misery. Their diminutive size was thus only a problem upon arrival and when everyone was starving: even after waiting several hours for food, I was rather looking forward to shaking the food experience off me than having to cope with larger amounts of this affront to pizza. The desserts were puzzlingly served as samplers of three desserts to be shared between four people - a rather surprising choice, given that we were simply given four spoons to split: an overly sweet chocolate brownie; a lemon cheesecake (the best of bad bunch of choices this night); and a raspberry sorbet. If it is not some odd social experiment - which the franchise might well turn out to be - who asks groups of guests who share no intimate ties to share a melting raspberry sorbet? The decor, of course, was industrial and uninspiring - but that was expected. That the acoustics of the room were also so poor that normal conversation turned into a brisk game of lip-reading was the straw that broke the camel's back, as it denied us our last chance to mentally retreat from the combination of terribly late, terribly cooked, and terrible served 'food' - all served at a price that would have bought a decent steak frites at local French outlets, or actually great pizza at local alternatives such as the White Rabbit.

It didn't help that we got there around 10:30pm when most other places that we tried had stopped…read moreserving. Service is excellent - looks like they have a good bunch of guys working there. The Chef had apparently gone home and we had the pleasure of the assistants, so please keep that in mind when you read this review! A shared started, a glass of wine, a beer, and a desert cost £25. As for the mains, well I ordered the Spaghetti Bolognese, it came already mixed with the sauce and a hand full of baby tomatoes on the side - there was no sign of meat in the meat sauce, and the spaghetti was hard to chew - under cooked. We also had a Risotto, and the rice was hard enough to break under your teeth; so unfortunately both ended up going back. From what I've seen, Zizzi is like Pizza Express, but more expensive.

I visited Zizzi as a birthday treat with my girly mates. We booked beforehand as we wanted to make…read moresure we got a table. I am not sure if you need to do this during the week but this was a Thursday and as it happens it was packed. We had some 2 for 1 vouchers which made the visit sweeter! I had the vegetarian ravioli which was delicious. There was enough on the plate to fill you up, no going home and having a couple of slices of toast before bed! We also had some olives and breads to share, these were nice and there was enough to go around.

I must admit I have been to the restaurant before,and should probably have taken stock from the…read morelast time. Inebriation, you have got to love it! Or loathe it, I could have saved myself a few bucks. Well this time my intoxication levels were below zero, and we pipped for the olives and ciabatta, with olive oil and balsamic to set the mood, to start. When it came. The wait was respectable , and the food slid in front of us, with good and friendly service. Though I must interject at this point to mention that I am glad I am not epileptic.The lights whilst waiting were strobe like, as several kids parties called for some one out back to flip the restaurant light switches on and off at fiendishly rhythmic intervals. To add to this I may be in need of a hearing aid, as someone surely six miles away was in control of the volume dial to happy birthday. Back to the food, good atmosphere, if you don't mind a lot of children banter. Four olives, and mushroom stalks in olive oil, poor, cant say much more than that to be honest. Sad face apparent. Beer arrives, attentive staff, happy face again. Order mains. i opted for a steak sandwich, which on the whole was a bit gristle ridden, and was more on the medium side than the well done, but c'est la vie. To be honest for over ten pounds, I was saddened, especially as the fries although crispy, really lacked any flavor. Not understanding this, really for a chain that charges a decent amount for food that could be bettered by MacDonald at a fraction of the cost. Bathrooms were clean, could do with updating. Never again!!

Reasonable prices and a fairly wide range of food. The music is too loud and some of those singing…read moreon the recording sounded as if they were in pain, but otherwise the meal met expectations.