Absolute hidden gem! The wood-fired pizza was cooked to perfection with an incredible crust, paired…read morewith refreshing drinks and stunning desserts. Impeccable ambiance and top-tier service. Will definitely be returning!

Stopped by for dinner last week and really enjoyed our meal. Great views of George Square, so lots…read moreof people watching. Service was very good and attentive. I started with haggis arancini, which was very good. For our main meal, I ordered a pizza with pepperoni and sausage. Also very good! If you're in the area, be sure to stop in.

Pizza Express is a great pizza chain. Their pizza's are always fresh, and so so so tasty…read more(Capricciosa - Prosciutto cotto ham, anchovies, red pepper, capers and olives, topped with a free range boiled egg, is AWESOME). Even their Leggera pizzas (the pizzas with the whole in the middle filled with salad, for the health concious folk amongst us) are yummy. They also serve pasta and salad dishes, if pizza isn't your thing. They always have some form of offer on, whether it's buy one get one free, or 2 for £X - they don't really advertise them, except on their website and selected newspapers, but if you can find them, they are worth it, as it can be seen to be slightly pricey otherwise. In fact, I was in this particular venue 2 days ago, armed with a "Two Pizzas for a Tenner" coupon. So what did we do? We ordered the two most expensive pizzas. Fantastic. If you haven't been before, it's worth a visit.

So, having gained plenty of poundage over Xmas break and finally ensconced in the diet from hell,…read morethe first Orange Wednesday after New Year is finally upon us. Where better to go on than Orange Wednesday's 2 for 1 at Pizza Express pre-film nosh up.... Seriously? I hear you cry... Yeah Seriously! Ok, so perhaps its not the best idea on a diet and the Pizza / Pasta temptations on the menu were mouthwateringly irresistible. I however managed to keep it together and resist the urge to go head long into carb heaven and opted for the Warm Vegetable and Goats Cheese Salad.... Mmmmm! Never thought I'd enjoy a salad so much. Admittedly it does come with 4 strips of pizza dough but again I managed to flip them to the side of my plate.. Ok.. I lied, I flipped 3 to the side... Yom!!! The waitress was an absolute delight! Very friendly and exceedingly helpful. This is most definitely going to be a Wednesday night regular haunt for me.

Can't say enough good things about Baffo! Went in tonight, on their first day of being open and was…read moreblown away by the service, the food, and the place itself! Our server was excellent, very nice and attentive, and the entire staff was friendly. The food was great, my boyfriend and I split the mozzarella fritti, the croquettes, the arancini, and a pizza col baffo (mozzarella, rocket, prosciutto). They were all delicious and all tasted fresh! The pricing was very reasonable as well which never hurts. The decor and atmosphere of the restaurant was also beautiful and very welcoming. My boyfriend and I are huge fans and happy that we live so close by, for our soon to be frequent visits. Welcome to the neighbourhood, Baffo! Will definitely be back soon and regularly!

Pizza is definitely the food trend of 2016 and another pizzeria opening means a happy Rocco G :)…read more I had virtually no expectations for Baffo appart from the fact that they had a very cool name (meaning moustache in English). Inside, the restaurant is modern and vibrant and i noticed a very nice wood burning oven at the back which is key to a good pizza. Its probably not fair to compare Baffo to Paesano as the types of pizza they prepare are rather different. While Paesano do a classic Neapolitan style pizza, which is wonderfully soft and doughy, Baffo's is crispier, drier and with a mucher thinner crust. Therefore for people who dont like the former they may enjoy Baffo more. My visit to Baffo was a bit mixed. Service was really slow but the staff were nice and attentive which made the wait a bit easier. When my pizza arrived, I enjoyed the flavours but felt it was a little dry and over cooked. The ingredients were of good quality and so I think there is real potential here. Another positive is the selection of Italians craft beers, perfect with a pizza! I ended my meal with a tiramisu and must say it was exceptional. The perfect balance of espresso, booze and biscuit, yummy!! As Baffo is a relatively new place, its surely only going to get better. Really look forward to getting back there soon once everyone has settled in.

Just as our first visit to a zizzi while in Scotland, our second visit to a second location was…read morejust as good. The food was amazing and the service as well. I'd say if you see a Zizzi then you should definitely stop in for a great meal.

This was my second time at the Princes Square Zizzi. The first I remember was a poorly chosen…read moreChristmas night out, and my main memories of the meal are the fact that the meal took forever to arrive and the lights kept going out! On this occasion it was my friends birthday, so our table for ten was all set out and ready to go. A few of us have O2 Priority which gives you free Proseco and olives, so never ones to turn down a freebie, we asked for these to start with whilst we browsed the menu. These seemed to take forever to arrive, although by the time they did we were ready to order. The menu has a fair selection of your usual Italian fare - pizzas, pastas, salad and a few more interesting options including hanging skewers which my friends opted to try. I went for the skinny pizza primavera ( a lighter option of wholemeal pizza base with vegetables and a scattering of goats cheese topping - served with a naked slaw salad). For being a lighter meal this was a good size and it wasn't very cheesy which was good. Others choose some pizzas, risotto and lasagne and all seemed tasty enough although nothing outstanding. The restaurant was fairly busy on the Saturday night we visited and it wasn't the quickest service, but we were enjoying the catch up and chatting so it didn't matter too much. No one had starters yet everyone decided they didn't want a dessert, but in fact wanted a taste of dessert. Que ordering two desserts with lots of spoons as we sampled the chocolate salted pecan torte and the raspberry rosa. The chocolate torte was very, well chocolately and nice enough, although the taste I had was enough, and if you were to eat a whole thing it would be pretty heavy. The raspberry rosa was the seasonal special and included fruit, sorbet and gelato although none of the mini meringues (apparently they had ran out), which we were drawn to in the first instance. This was nice and refreshing, although again wasn't particularly memorable. Prices were okay and whilst Zizzi wouldn't be my first choice, the meal was enjoyable enough and the restaurant made for a good night out.

Pizza is always on point and from my perspective is the best pizza in Glasgow. It is wood fired…read moreand always cooked to perfection. Service is always on point and friendly and always make sure you are taken of. Place is quaint lighting sets the mood and clean.

I chose this pizza place for our dinner, the family was sick of "heavy" Scottish food and it's…read morecrazy when pizza is the lighter alternative. The choice was between a more traditional Italian restaurant and Pizza Punks which had a little more of the grit and industrial nature that we associate Glasgow with. The reason for the low review is the pizza took an hour to arrive. We were excited to start the meal but around 30 minutes of waiting it started getting awkward and when we looked around at other tables that were there before us we also noticed them looking around for their food. It took so long some people started leaving and the only reason this is not a 1 star review is staff was very good and kept apologizing. They did knock off 10 percent off the bill which we really appreciated but we would have left if they told us at the beginning the kitchen was very far behind. The pizzas tasted OK, but we were also very very hungry by the time it came. I would have ordered more food but were terrified it would take too long so we left still hungry. Interior is very nice and surprisingly large. They had a DJ in the front room and a professional photographer was also there when we ate shooting the interior. It could have been a more interesting experience if it didn't take so long!

There is not many good places to eat in The East Kilbride shopping centre. The options are very…read morelimited, but Zucca was decided upon. They have a great 1/2 pizza 1/2 pasta option that I pretty much always go for. I got the Parma Ham & Rocket pizza which was actually £1.50 extra. It was a thin base pizza with plenty of topping. The pasta was equally good with lots of chicken, mushroom and creamy cheese sauce. I would definitely come back here because the price is good. It is a handy location if you are in the shopping centre. The 1/2 pasta/pizza deal is a winner, especially when you just can't choose. The quality of the food is top notch and I was pleased with the timely service. It can get quite busy and full at times, but that just shows that they do well at what they do.

I used to love Zucca. I'd genuinely be there at least twice a week and was an avid fan. Their…read morepizza and pasta combo was unrivalled in East Kilbride, and anywhere nearby. However my last few visits have really changed my opinion. The place is just far too busy now for the amount of staff, both waiting and kitchen. The food is reasonable at best and just has a fast food type vibe now as opposed to the well thought out, delicious menu that used to be offered. The pasta and pizza are no longer authentic looking/tasting and it feels like they've changed in order to keep up with demand - not a good thing! It also seems to get more and more expensive every time I visit! I'd much rather travel that wee bit extra now for authentic Italian food at a much better price, which is sad as Zuccas was one of the only wee gems East Kilbride had.

Good food. Attentive service. Ambiance was chill. Would get a pepperoni or cheese next time instead…read moreof trying ti be fancy. Everyone around me was enjoying their food and it all looked yummy.

Pretty good, got the margarita pizza and bruschetta, ordered takeout and it was quickread more

It's hard not to love Di Maggios really…read more Only been here once though, favouring the Royal Exchange Square branch. It isn't known for being cheap, but they do a good lunch menu 12-4 which is always a good shout, though the time I came I went all out for a sirloin steak which was really really good. Just thinking about it makes me want to go back. The service is excellent and the interior is warm and welcoming, with a huge glass wall that looks out onto a car park. Nice! It's on a good spot, marketing itself as located in 'Theatreland'. Great Italian food, but with a varied enough menu to cater even for idiots like me. Depending on what you order, you could easily spend £15-£25 a head in here, accounting for a drink and tippage, making it the sort of place I won't be going to every weekend. Oh no.

This is a nice Di Maggio's situated in the heart of the city centre near the bus station and…read moreCineworld, but distanced just enough for it to feel a bit less blustering than nearby Buchanan Street's restaurants. Spacious, clean and contemporary, as Steph said Di Maggio's is like an Italian TGI's or Frankie and Benny's. Nothing wrong with that however, as its wide choice and vast amount of space makes it accessible for families and big parties to dine. During pre theatre hour it's fairly busy, but if you book you'll be able to get a seat. Staff are efficient and serious about their job. Think they're used to being run off their feet so you are served quick smart. I've been here a couple of times - enough to know that you receive good service and good food. Last time I was in I was here with my boyfriend's family. It was one of the first times I had spent time with them properly so was a bit nervous, but the meal relaxed me somewhat. We were in before seeing A View From a Bridge and got time to grab a great dinner before the show. I opted for some spicy pasta which was satisfying, and my boyfriend got his usual spag bol which was tasty. The drinks were reasonably priced and we were never left with an empty glass. So I can conclude that the glass is half full when it comes to Di Maggios. It's not my first choice for Italian since it's not as intimate and traditional as some other places in town. Nevertheless, the food is tasty, the staff are perfectly lovely and it's great for a big meet with friends. It's also great for people who are looking for something simple but yummy.