I remember this place opening in 1979 and it was a breath of fresh air to the local eating scene…read more The meals and atmosphere were excellent. I made my second visit last weekend and a few things have changed - most notably my developing a gluten allergy. PM has an extensive GF menu and can make just about any pizza gluten free. My partner (also celiac) and I were disappointed with the GF based on our different pizzas. The sharp knives we were given would not cut through the bases - which were thin. We gave the feedback to the chef via our waitress, and hopefully this will be enough. My partner and I have had many GF pizzas over the years, but this base was the worst. Other than that, the experience on the whole was excellent - the pizza topping was really good, along with the accompanying tomato salad. We had GF sticky toffee pudding to finish and it was amazing. Couple bottles of excellent wine and good service completed the meal.

If you're going to eat pizza in Lancaster there is only one place to go first - Pizza Margherita…read more It's been open 30 years now, and has always had a good reputation for its food - a wide range of pizzas specials and more. Convivial, generally good service. Excellent for eating before going to the Dukes Theatre, which is just across the road, or the Grand, which is just five minutes walk away.

Another very well established Italian restaurant that i've used many years ago, I know the owner…read morepersonally and he's still the same to this day, On deciding to visit Lancaster on Saturday morning for a spot of light shopping I asked my wife, Daughter and youngest son if they'd like to go to Etna for some lunch. Yes was the answer and arrived there on the stroke of 12, it was empty and we occupied a window table in order to entice others inside and it seemed to work as 2 other couples took their place for some Sicilian fayre. Like most places you go to in the cold light of day it's never quite the same and Etna is no exception as we noticed the table cloth was still donning some pasata from the previous nights explioits but that's life and the owner was off on his jollies for a month of heaven in sicily whilst his establishment got the makeover treatment paintwise. Onto the food, Plain garlic bread was acceptable but i'd be lying if I said I hadn't had better as it was on the dry side and not enough garlic on view, The pizza order was much more agreeable and my wifes Etna was a revelation in both appearance and taste, My children had the Pescatora and this too was truly excellent. I myself rolled back the years and went for the classic Calzoni folded pizza but in reality I should have followed my childrens lead and gone for my usual seafood but it's a learning curve! Overall we left satisfied and will be returning one evening in a months time in order to enjoy the pizza again when the place is showing it's true colours (full) with the sound of customers having a good evening out. A score of 4 that could have been 5 but for the table cloth and Garlic bread, could it be 5 next time???? we shall see soon.

I've been here only once before for a friends birthday and despite having a good standard of…read moreservice i'm unfortunately unable to say the same for the food or the drink. I won't be returning.

Fast service, excellent wood fired crust. The Meaty Pizza was outstanding. Limited seating for dine…read morein, but well worth doing because the hot out of oven pizza can't be beat!

Pizza was amazing and delivered in a timely manner. I had to call given an error when ordering via…read morethe app. They were very understanding and sent a replacement straight away.

I like Dominos they do really good pizzas here, can't say the price is very good though can end up…read morepaying a lot compared to other pizzas houses

Within a little know Italian restaurant in Lancaster called Marcos there lies fabulous Italian…read morefood! We found this place as it is a favorite with my boyfriends' mum. It is both authentic and surprisingly cheap! There is a happy hour every day between 5 and 6:30 pm which makes every starred pasta and pizza just £5.00! Yes its no michellin star restaurant but it has a friendly and relaxed atmosphere which makes you feel right at home! The staff are generally really attentive and friendly however some of the less experienced younger lads are a bit dozy sometimes.... We came here on sunday with 2 other friends seeking some hangover cures! We started with a garlic bread and cheese- you will need to share this as it is HUGE! It is basically a pizza without tomato and shed loads of garlic and cheese- dreamy! We came in happy hour so ordered a pasta and pizza to share between me and Gilly. We plumped for the 'ala Marcos' pizza which involved lots of ham, mushrooms and pepperoni- mouthwateringly good and a great crispy base which I love. For the pasta we got a vegetarian spinach and ricotta cannelloni covered in tomato sauce and oven baked. This was tasty and the sauce was amazing but the cheese inside was just slightly dry- but not enough to not finish it! To finish it off we shared a plate of profiteroles- these are amazing but a very large portion! Filled and covered with chocolate mousse and sweet cream this is not a pudding for dieters! All in all a great meal, slightly peeved that we had to wait a while for our bill as the young waiter forgot it, but still 5 stars as I always want to come back when we're in Lancaster.

We have been going to Marcos for years, that should say a lot, we have mostly found the staff…read morepleasant,kind and most helpful. The food is good and there is often too much for me. The new set up makes for more room too. As a disabled customer never made to feel odd means a lot. I couldn't recommend them enough.

Guilty secret. I love pizza hut…read more The lunch menu, the salad bar, the pizzas and the refillable drinks just do it for me. The staff and atmosphere every one you go in is always friendly and laid back. The staff let you know whats what and then just leave you to it. Came here for a meal with my boyfriends mum and wanted just a quick salad and pizza before we headed back to Manchester. Got a massive meat feast and as much salad as we could stuff in our greedy little mouths. Service and food were all excellent would definitely come back here :)

All you can eat buffet - but would you want to eat it is the question? Situated on Church Street at…read morethe back of the now shut Woolies this is an all you can eat multi cuisine place - so instead of just chinese you can have, supposedly, pizza, pasta, carvery and salads. Now we visited there on a Saturday afternoon about 2pm and maybe this explains the stuff we found. The salad bar was none existent, the carvery - a hunk of what looked like beef looked dried out. Pizzas were hideous - think cheapo frozen ones and we didn't even go anywhere near the pasta. The chinese options were ok - but nothing more than ok. Sometimes food isn't about how much food can you shove down you for the cheapest amount possible - well for me it's not. I won't be going back, I'd rather spend a couple of quid on a butty and enjoy it then 6 quid on all you can eat low quality food.

This is a great place to go for lunch if you're not looking for anything fancy. It's a nice place…read moreand the staff are really friendly. Plenty of choice with many different cuisines. I like the refillable drinks, at most buffet restaurants the drinks are what you spend your money on. Good food, good atmosphere. Very cheap lunch out!