Little Pizza Kitchen is so underrated it's unbelievable, they trick you into thinking it's your…read moreaverage pizza joint, when it's anything but. The food is absolutely delicious and all completely homemade - even the ice cream. I was a bit of a wimp, and just ordered the margerita pizza, which in my opinion is also underrated. It was mind blowing. Who would have thought, dough, tomato sauce and cheese would be so fab?! Aside from pizza's, they also have a varied Italian menu, and I've heard the risotto is also out of this world. Highly recommended.

è poco, molto poco, but this place is perfectly formed. The Little Pizza Kitchen, though quaint, is…read morenot quiet; there is a vivacious buzzing atmosphere inside as families dine out on faultless fare. I was taken aback by the size of the restaurant that was full with 30 diners, and I was a little disheartened to be, as I saw it, jammed in by the door. Absorbing the genial atmosphere and impressed by the friendly and attentive staff, I soon relaxed and rather enjoyed the welcome cool breeze through the open door! I ordered a chicken and roast vegetable dish from the specials board, the food was cooked to order and took the necessary time to arrive; it was perfectly cooked, piping hot and absolutely delicious. My guest had a margherita pizza (very exotic) and tried some homemade pineapple sorbet for dessert. I have to say she wasn't too impressed with the sorbet, it was a rather off-putting brown colour, didn't really taste like pineapple and she didn't think it was the right consistency, and at £3.75 for one spoonful expectations were a little higher. Overall a wonderful night in a wonderful restaurant. minuscolo.perfetto

I've always avoided the American Pizza Slice shop in Liverpool city centre (something to do with an…read moreex-girlfriend working there - it's awkward enough when someone you know/like serves you in a shop, but someone you try to avoid serving you? Swerve that). Imagine my delight then when I discovered an American Pizza Slice shop had opened in Waterloo. With my friends' recommendations still ringing in my ears, I entered the shop eager to sample their delights and was not disappointed. I got two slices - one margherita and one pepperoni - and found that not only were they pretty cheap (£1.80 a slice) but that they were deliciously cheesy and hot without feeling the need to take the roof of my mouth off. The shop itself is moderately sized, with a little seating area for you to eat your slice (or whole pizza if you're feeling hungry), although I'm tempted to knock off a star for the Freddie Mercury lookalike pictured on the front of the shop eating a slice of pizza. Mercury qualms aside, this is a welcome alternative to the usual kebab/pizza places along South Road.

Ordered a pizza 2 HOURS ago and still no closer to it being delivered. First we were told a drivers…read morecar had broken down and now apparently the 'chef' has cooked the wrong pizza. First time we have ordered from this place NEVER AGAIN!

Little Sicily Pizzeria. Just hearing the name conjures up images in your head of quaint little…read morefamily-owned pizzerias in small Sicilian villages with little Italian men arguing with each other like the ones on the Bertoli adverts. In reality though, this little takeaway shop in Maghull looks like anything but a traditional family run Italian pizzeria. The shop itself is small in size and pretty plain-looking, with the layout inside fairly basic as well. Thankfully, image doesn't mean everything with Little Sicily as despite the plain and basic shop layout, their food is made to a very high standard. They offer a range of different pizza sizes as well as many delicious and interesting toppings, ensuring that anyone's tastes can be met here. Their pizzas can be a little bit more expensive than your bog-standard takeaway, but you can taste the difference. I prefer Perfect Pizza down the road if I'm honest, but Little Sicily is still a great place to go for pizza if you fancy it.

On first impressions, Bueno Pizza doesn't exactly inspire confidence. For a start, the second 'z'…read moreis missing from 'Pizza' in their sign, resulting in it reading 'Bueno Piz a'. However, once you enter Bueno, you are met by friendly, chatty staff who are patient as you decide on what to order, as well as making some interesting small talk along the way. The food itself is, despite the aesthetics of the shop, actually very good and could even be described as the best around the area. The chips, by kebab shop standards, are crispy and not soggy in the slightest (other takeaways, take note) and their kebabs are juicy, if not a bit cardboard tasting at times. Their pizzas (or should I say, piz as) are excellent, as they combine a soft, doughy base with just the right mix of tomato and a rich, stringy cheese. A favourite of mine to get is basically anything meat-based, the more the better. The prices aren't particularly cheap but are quite competitive so if you're in the area and fancy something quick and greasy for tea, then I would definitely recommend here.

If a good kebab or pizza is what you are after then look no further (cant say I have tried anything…read moreelse but I expect good things). 1. the kebabs are on nann bread! 2. the pizza has toppings, then cheese, sealing it all underneath. lovely

My favourite fast food in Liverpool! Good fresh food. Not expensive. fast and friendly service…read more They can deliver food to home. I love Pizza Americana from this Pizza Shop :). They are open till 1 am.

I always go to this place if I want nice food. There donner wraps are amazing, there cheap as well…read more i would recommend it. :)

I'd have to say out of all the Kebab places scattered around the UK, this has got to be my absolute…read morefavorite one! The only downside to this location, is that there are no tables. There's a few small benches on the wall, but people mainly use those as they're waiting in line, which around here is all the time. So I can't possibly be the only one loving this place. They're kebabs and pizza are always fresh. I honestly don't think I've had a bad one. When you order delivery they're incredibly fast and nice as can be, and I haven't had a screwed up order yet! When you walk in they'll have a smile on their face, and make sure you leave with one on yours as well!

Pizza smelled burnt I opened the box it was and tasted burnt not nice at all and do not like there…read moreidea of chilli sauce it is not nice and the donor meat is like shoe leather dry and overdone tough on edges 1st time I have tried this place and it will b the last has put me off pizza and dinner meat and chilli sauce enjoyed the pepsi but that's not done by you obviously I have had nicer food from other places will be staying with them from now on.

If you look at Perfect Pizza from the outside, it doesn't look anything special; the shop front is…read morepretty basic and plain, and it's pretty small. Even the website (on which you can order your food to pick up or deliver) looks a bit like a cheap Dominos copy. However, all this is forgotten when you've ordered and your pizza arrives ready to be devoured. An ex-girlfriend once told me this was the best pizza in the area and I would easily agree. The pizza bases are perfectly doughy and chewy, and they manage to get the ratio of cheese to tomato just right too. The toppings they offer are wide ranging and generously thrown on and although you'll end up paying a bit more than your average kebab/pizza takeaway, you really can taste the difference. They even put those little plastic divider things in the middle of the pizza. One gripe I do have is that they aren't closer to Formby (they don't deliver there either), meaning I can only enjoy a slice or six if I go there myself (we all have our vices). Perfect Pizza; not quite, but as close as you can get. Sorry if that was a bit 'cheesy' (help me, I can't stop!)

Efes on South Road is one of those fast food places that open a bit later than most around the…read morearea, and for this it must be praised to a certain extent. However, possibly due to their clientele usually being of the late night variety and almost certainly very drunk, Efes' quality of food isn't really that great. They do the usual selection of kebabs and burgers, as well as a rather large selection of pizzas, but they're just not made to a very good standard. If you're drunk enough then generally I suppose you wouldn't notice, but I've frequented enough takeaways when pissed in my time to know the good places to go (they taste good even when you're so drunk you can't really speak) and Efes isn't one of them. If you've got the late night munchies then this could be worth a go, but otherwise then there's better places on South Road to go instead, never mind in Crosby/Waterloo.

Efe's is your standard chippy but they also do Pizza and Kebabs, they have tables and chairs if you…read morewant to sit down and eat there and then which is always handy (also good for helping with the local litter problems) Doesn't stay open as late as some of the other places down South Road.