We used to use this pizza takeaway on a regular basis but have since stopped as we found a more…read moreocal one that does better pizzas. It's easy to order your food over the phone and the food is always delivered fairly quickly. We did have a couple of occasions of the food being cold when delivered. They have a good menu with other things as well as pizza including burgers, southern fried chicken, kebabs, fizzy drinks and also a small choice of desserts. They have some good meal deals where you can get family deals for much cheaper than you'd pay for individual pizzas. The pizzas are sometimes a bit tasteless and stodgy, this seemed to suddenly start as they were good when we first used them. They do put a generous serving of toppings on and you can request the pizza without cheese or tomato if you have dietary needs.

Located in High Street Kings Heath. I was a fan when It first opened years ago. Used to be busy all…read morethe time evenings on my way home. Not so much anymore. They have variety of food they do. Most people go for the £1.99 snack box offers. Nuggets + chips, pizza slice + chips, fish + chips and others can't remember. My favourite is pizza slice + chips. Not a big fan of their fish, batter is bland and sometimes too oily. They also do good donner meat burger. The place is clean and specious. Plenty of seats and looks modern. They have other Big Johns obviously around City. I mostly go for food that I know is made freshly and frequently in every chippy, instead of the ones that been on display for hours and just warm up when you order. Pizzas are made throughout the day and chips ofcourse. So that's my choice, fresh always. Also the pizza slice is always warm, soft and tasty. I've tried their cheese burger and wasn't very good. I prefer gourmet burgers to these fast food frozen patties.

Big John's arrived one day in the shop on the High Street where the big burger chain used to stand…read more I made a pact with myself not to go there-There are plenty other places to get chips and fried food nearby. I was also put off my the fact that Big John's is a chain***-I'd seen one in nearby Highgate, and I prefer to support the staunch independence of other 'fryers', shall we call them, in the area... One day, I was returning on the bus from town and it had decided to thunder on the way. I was famished too. Getting off at my usual bus stop I noticed that I'd be able to get a meal at Big John's without getting wet as the bus stop is right outside. I was greeted by the sight of workers behind the counter smiling, sharing a joke and even dancing a bit to Debaser by 'The Pixies'. That's quite a welcome! The range at Big John's is huge: Fish and chips, kebabs, pizza, you name it they have it. There is also a Famous Five (now six) menu where you can pick up a stop gap snack for £1.99. I had fish and chips which at £2.99 for a big portion was good value for money, with a decent size of chunky, flaky cod. There is an emphasis of family eating here, and with friendly staff and a clean, large dining area, I'd recommend it as a great place to take yours. ***I was wrong about Big John's being a chain, which is why I'm reviewing them here-Although there are a few Big John's in Birmingham, they are owned by local businessmen who have become successful through good old-fashioned values of putting the customer first. This is reflected in their chosen title of 'Neighbourhood Eateries'.

You can always depend on Torinoz when you want some fast food. Their pizzas are unrivalled when it…read morecomes to availability at uncivilised hours - as are their fries, they're the best fries I've ever had. They have a formula that they never fail to follow - a crisp base, stringy cheese, rich tomato sauce leads to a flawless pizza every time. There are a selection of toppings from meat feast to spicy Mexican, they welcome your own inspired creations too. The prices begin at 5.95 for an 8 inch up to 14.95 for 16 inch, which relative to what they used to be starting at 3 quid is disappointing, but you'll still get good value for your money and it's cheaper than most large chains. They also do burgers, chicken wings, garlic bread and more. I highly recommend Torinoz if you find yourself on the Stratford road in need of a calorific , fast food fix.

Hot Spot is close (opposite) Swanshurst Park. Part of the Zebs Mini market which is next to this…read moretake away. They do everything you'd expect from any chippy, also pizzas. Many take aways doing pizzas now so it's become common. Though this place been doing pizzas for long time. The pizza section is on the side where you can order. Chips are really good, don't know what oil they fry with. But I can have them without dips. Normaly I need some sauce when I have chips. Chicken burger is good too and price isn't so bad Pizzas Are tasty. Though I haven't had their pizza in a while, I rememeber I used to like their pizza. Place looks clean. It's not place to sit and eat, so don't expect to go and eat in.

This is a sister restaurant of ponte di legno in Moseley. It's only been open a few months now, it…read morehas a lovely interior, not many tables but it is very pretty inside. Like its sister restaurant it was bring your own drink, but our waitress said they were waiting on their license (Feb when we went) I've never ordered pizza out before but decided to since my boyfriend had at the restaurant in Moseley. My pizza wasn't as great as his had been in the Moseley restaurant. We also tried fried aubergine which was delicious I had garlic mushrooms for my starter and my boyfriend had mozzarella balls. We did enjoy the food but preferred their Moseley restaurant better. We had the desert sharing platter, it was nice but I did have one of the best deserts I've ever had at their Moseley restaurant so it was going to be hard to beat... All in all it was cheap and cheerful, we did have a lovely night and the staff were very friendly. But their sister restaurant is still my favourite of the two.

Food was delicious, excellent service. Don't have a license yet so bring your own…read more Will update with more info soon!

Some friends and I went into the newly established Bob's with a fancy for some chips. I have been…read moreto the former Oceana on the same premises and was saddened when it closed down. I was pleased to see it had re opened, albeit under new management, the management being Bob. We noticed that Bob had many offers on display, he had deals on kebabs, burgers and fried chicken. We only wanted chips and ordered a bag for 90p. After waiting 10 minutes we heard shouting in an undecipherable language. Bob then kindly explained that his colleague had put the chips into cold fat and we would have to wait a further 10 minutes for our chips. I asked for my 90p back and we have never been back to Bob's since. I have heard good reports about Bob's. This was an isolated incident that happened when they had first opened. The stress of opening a new business can do crazy things to the mind. Perhaps this is the reasoning behind this fatal error.

Bob's now stands in the place where Oceana once stood. Oceana was Kings Heath's family chip-shop…read more They offered kid's meal boxes, and they would shut before the pubs closed to avoid the chav-alanch mayhem that often ensues in a take-away at chucking out time. On Sundays they would do special battered chips. These nice touches meant that Oceana had a place in some people's hearts. Bob's has opened in its place with nothing so special or enticing on offer. Their sign shouts the standard fayre of fish & chips, pizza, kebabs, burgers, fried chicken. Having said that it's a convenient place to get some food down you if you've been captivated by the delights of The Hare & Hounds on a weekend afternoon, (eating is not cheating), and you want to stay out for more alcohol-related japery.

What is it about England that you have to find a Chinese take away on a parade of shop, no matter…read morehow small it is? How many Chinese meals must I eat In this Yelp quest that I have bestowed upon myself? Let's try something new. I've always baulked at the set menus thinking, 'I can eat whatever I want so why have someone choose the meals for me?' Aha. It's like having your own personal shopper for the taste-buds, that's why. The set meal for two that we choose, (there are two options), is spare ribs with Peking sauce, sweet and sour pork Cantonese style, chicken with satay sauce, large fried rice and prawn crackers. Some meat on the bone, some sweet and sour meat and something meat in peanut sauce. That's a variety that I wouldn't have chosen left to my own devices. Tasty it was, too. You might also want to try the set meal option where they offer it in balti houses too. The added bonus is that is also means that you don't have the embarrassment of ordering rice with a biryani, for example.

The quality at this place is always excellent, even during peak times. Fresh food and good…read morevegetarian options. Friendly phone service and never a too long wait! My favourite local Chinese by far!