Pizzas & Co. The name brings up an image in my head of the place being run by some kind of giant…read moreslice of pizza and his friends Garlic Bread, Wedges and Soft Drink. Quite what the 'Company' part of the name refers to in reality is a bit unclear however, from the outside anyway. The shop itself is pretty tiny from the outside and when you enter there is only a small area available for customers to wait. However, the size of the shop is pretty irrelevant really because you're never usually waiting in there too long anyway as they are always fairly efficient with their orders. If you call up and order ahead they usually have your pizzas waiting for you when you arrive too, which is always nice. For those of you that don't fancy leaving your house, they also deliver. As the name suggests, Pizzas & Co. specialises in pizzas, mainly anyway. They manage to do a very good job of the ancient art of bringing together cheese and tomato on a bread base as their pizzas are both doughy and perfectly cheesy, with just the right amount of tomato sauce too. They have a wide variety of toppings available as well as a selection of different pizzas if you don't fancy making your own. The 'Co.' that they refer to in their name is the usual selection of pastas, garlic breads and sides that you'd expect, but the pizzas is where Pizzas & Co. really excels.

This place makes the best pizzas in town best I have ever tasted by far to see the owners make them…read morein front of you is so cool and all the staff are very helpful the girls are a sight for soar eyes thank you guys I love the meat feast the best I take them to work on my night shift and eat them on my nt break at 3am keep up the good work guys the staff are really happy working there they are always happy and smiling keep up the good work guys

Despite not eating pizza or pasta, Italian restaurants are my favourite kind; if it's authentic…read moreenough, there's always a great atmosphere and the promise of something tasty and, quite simply, a wonderful evening. Gusto always appealed to me, the tinted windows always inspiring a voyeuristic stare and suggesting a restricted exclusivity. I wanted in. The classic Italian food is ideal for lunch or dinner and the restaurant itself, while sophisticated and quite refined is rather laid back and tere is a very informal feel here which is appealing. There is a mix of salad dishes, appetizers and specials available. Insalata dell'Orto e del Mare or Seafood Salad went down a treat; the ingredients were so fresh and tender and only £5. divine. I was really impressed. Forgot to mention- the desserts are AMAZING; Tuscan biscuit; apple tart; pancakes; sorbets there's so much to choose from!

We're in Southport again! I just can't keep away. And yes, it's another Italian! #And I can't fight…read morethis feeeeeling anymooooore#, I'm obviously obsessed with Italian food no matter how much I protest the reverse. This place is packed to the rafters on weekends, after all it's in a prime Southport location on Lord Street where all the very nice shops are and the lovely architecturally historic buildings and the beautiful branch of Waterstones set in an old bank and whatnot. So no doubt hoards descend upon it of an evening, thus you'd be wise to book in advance if you fancy a pizza or pasta here. It's classic rustic Italian fare with a sprinkling of creativity. The salads as starters wind up being absolutely ridiculously huge, and would easily do as a main course despite being only £5.95, and the pizza here is the stuff of legends. Everyone in Southport seems to rave about it and rightly so, it's crisp, fresh and exactly as you'd expect it in Italy with lovely simple thin toppings and doesn't leave you feeling like a doughball by the end of it. There are plenty of pastas to choose from too, and the one with artichokes and truffle oil is just divine. Meanwhile if you're catching lunch there the sandwiches can be made with foccacia. Could I be any more sold? The cheese platter with pears is a glorious way to finish off the meal with a sweet and savoury combo, but if you're in the mood for something far more indulgent there's the quintessential tiramisu, chocolate crepes, pistachio ice cream, apple tart or caramelised fruits with amaretto and marscapone which I really couldn't resist - try it and see what heaven really tastes like. All in all, reasonably priced with great service and a superb wine list in a gorgeous setting. Nothing to complain about here.

Parking was better in their old location at the end of Lord St, but this is a very nice building…read moreand ambience (the old Ask restaurant in the Old Bank). I'd never tried any of their new Romano pizzas but both the Etna, which is apparently very popular, and the Emilia were very tasty (yes, I enjoyed my first visit so much that I went back for another try). These are real pizzas, not like the ersatz stuff served up by Dominos and the like. If you like mushrooms, you'll find the Emilia very tasty, but there's a wide range of pizzas, and also some good salads, to be had here. Pizza Express have managed to maintain their quality despite expanding all over the country, and I've actually never been disappointed by a meal at any of the venues I've tried.

Located at the end of Lord Street near the Court building there is plenty of car parking opposite…read moreby Farm Foods if you visit in the evening. Have been a few times first visit was New Years Eve and despite the fact they were busy food was excellent. Pizzas are always good (as in my opinion Pizza Express pizzas are) and I think they're probably better than the other chains in the town if a little expensive.

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.

Great Italian restaurant. You MUST MUST MUST get the garlic bread (it's the thinest pizza ever and…read moreis perfect for two to share while waiting for your dinner) Staff are helpful and attentive. The food is consistently good. I enjoyed seafood risotto - awesome. Pizzas are great. All kinds of specials. The pannacotta with fresh raspberries is worth saving room for and I"m not a big dessert person! Just two minutes walk from Birkdale train station :) open through the day with interesting small plate options during the afternoon.

Fresh decor, friendly and efficient waiting staff. All dishes well presented, prawn starter…read moredelicious, needed a chunk of bread to dunk in the sauce. Slightly mixed comments on bruschetta as some liked focaccia and some found a little soft in texture but flavours great. Calamari fresh and great texture. Mains of lasagne, sucking pig, lamb and beef All flavoursome, absolutely loved the polenta mash and vegetables perfectly cooked. Puddings of pannecotta, zabaglione, and cappuccino ice cream and cake, all excellent. Bonus points for having Strega to accompany. Highly recommended

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!)

Very reliable if slightly expensive Pizza delivery service - although you can always pick up your…read moreorder yourself, they're located tucked away at the back of the Lidl car park if you're having trouble finding them. Always worth looking to order online, there are often discounts. Delivery has always been fast and the guy who delivers friendly and cheerful.

My partner loves dominoes pizza but there isnt one close enough to deliver one to us, so i went to…read moredominos to pick one up. When i got there the staff did not even acknowledge that i was there for about 5 minutes (they were obviously busy) but i still think it would have been nice for somebody to ask if i wanted to order something rather than just stand there and watch them make other people's pizzas :-) Parking is not a problem and he enjoyed the pizza even though i didn't enjoy the bill - didnt realise pizza was that dear!

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.