This is your pretty standard take-away venue and while I can only speak very highly of the boys who…read morework here - this is my local take away after all - like most takeaways it has spread itself very thinly but does a job. Years ago Nizams was a family owned place that specialised in some of the best curries to be found in any fast food outlet. Today they still offer a good selection of curries but along with kebabs, burgers and pizzas. The lads who run the place are a friendly bunch from Kurdistan so it goes without saying that they know their way around a kebab but as for the curries they are no longer what they used to be and the pizzas are similar any found at your run of the mill pizza shop. However the prices are good and the portions generous so if you are situated on Aigburth Rd I would defo give them a go.

This branch of Pizza hut is situated within New Mersey Retail Park. It has ample parking space and…read moreis open till 11pm on most days. It's an excellent place to relax and refuel after a shopping trip. As soon as you enter a member of staff is ready to welcome you and show you to your table. They present you with menus and leave you to decide what you would like. They return after a few minutes to take your order for food and drinks. The drinks are brought you quickly. Sometimes if the restaurant is busy there can be a bit of a wait for your food to arrive but this is understandable. When the food comes it always looks and smells delicious. The pizza is just so delicious and I'm a huge fan of their cheese garlic bread. The food is just so moreish and tasty. The waiting on staff come back whilst you are eating to ensure that everything is OK and to see if you need more drinks. I recommend you try the stuffed crust chicken supreme pizza. The deserts at Pizza Hut are also delicious. I recommend the ice cream factory. For £2.70 for adults and £1.69 for children you are entitled to unlimited trips to the ice cream machine to serve yourself. With your ice cream you can also have a range of sauces and toppings like gummy bears, smarties and sprinkles. It is so delicious and excellent value for money. For people with a sweet tooth like me, I recommend sharing a small pizza with a friend and then filling up with the ice cream factory delights. The staff are very friendly and helpful and will recommend a dish is you are finding it difficult to decide. They offer to box up any leftovers so you can taken them home with you. This restaurant is quieter than the city centre branches and feels more relaxing and less hectic and rushed. An excellent place for an indulgent treat.

Casa Pizza can be found for your delectation on the just eat website and you could do worse than…read moreordering a takeout from this establishment. Don't get me wrong this place is no Pizza Hut but it certainly hits the spot when you fancy some grub but not the hassle of preparing it yourself. This is the kind of place you order from on a Saturday night in when diets ect go out of the window and it is all about pigging out. The variety here is not amazing but there is enough to keep most fussy eaters happy and the kids will certainly enjoy this fast food fare. The delivery times are normally pretty swift but again nothing exceptional. This place overall is average but as I have said it does the job and with fast food in the Kensington area this is normally all you can hope for.

as far as kebab shops go its about average. I've had half decent food from there and terrible food…read more No consistency. Last time I went my lad had the shits the next day, but I suppose thats happened with almost every pizza / kebab shop. I said no sauce on a kebab once and asked could I have it in a tub instead cos didnt know if my mrs would like it, they tried to charge me £1.60 for 2 sauces that would be free if poured on the kebab. No, you are not my friend, you try to charge as much as possible and sell reheated food causing bad stomachs.

One of the best pizza places in the city and probably not even that well known by those living in…read morethe same area, the Pizza Parlour generally loses out to the Domino's, Papa John's et al situated nearby getting all the attention but if anyone in the south side of the city feels the need for the taste of a real pizza then head here or get it delivered. The Pizza Parlour is really a small restaurant that offers pizza and pasta in a more refined, but still casual, environment than many of us are used to unless going to Pizza Express. The Pizza Parlour is just as tasty as Pizza Express but not nearly as dear with it super size pizza - enough for three - only setting you back £11 for most toppings. There is also beer and wine which makes it some like more grown up experience but all of this can delivered if you still want to slob about in your pyjamas. Even though I do like a Domino's, you can still taste the difference here as the pizzas taste fresher and have a real home-made quality to them.

This is a great local business that do things the right way…read more Fresh pizza and a beer while you wait in friendly laid back surroundings, Pizza is far superior to anywhere else imo.

Popped in on a Saturday night for a pint. They have a great kraft beer selection and good cocktail…read morelist. Like a lot of pubs on lark lane, they also do "buy two large glasses of wine and get the rest of the bottle free". The cocktails must be great as they ran out of a lot of ingredients which was a little annoying when I switched from beer to cocktails but the one I had was very good. They had meantime from Greenwich on tap along with some other more local and less local options including Erdinger. The music was good and we ended up staying until closing. We didn't try the pizzas this time but they looked great and good value - £10.95 for a pint and pizza or £9.95 for a large prosecco and pizza. They also have two rooms for free hire and there was a birthday party upstairs. We'll be back.

I was looking for a pizza place in Liverpool and my Airbnb host recommended Love and Rockets. Just…read morefrom the outside, I knew that this was my kind of pizza place. When you walk in, you enter a very chill atmosphere perfect for grabbing a pizza and a pint. It's almost like a "pizza pub" because you order your pizza at the bar! They have excellent vegetarian pizza options and all of the pizzas have fun names. There is also a large selection of craft beers and other beverages. Not to mention, the staff were incredibly nice! If you are from Liverpool or just visiting, I highly recommend Love and Rockets!

Dhs Pizza Inn... Went in for the first time the people behind the counter we're very enjoyable to…read morebe around and constantly talking to us... Made me feel really welcome... And the pizza I ordered was just unbelievable, So delicious best pizza I have ever tasted... Definitely advise going here for this amazing food... Thanks Guys

Tribeca is classy bar in Pizzeria near Liverpool's city centre. This place has a really chic and…read moreurban feel and is where a lot of Liverpool's chic crowd like to dine. To be frank I can understand why because this place has class and really is of a very high calibre indeed. The prices here can be a bit steep for student tastes but this doesn't matter as the food and service mean that it is worth every penny of your cash. The staff here are very pleasant and really professional meaning that the food arrives promptly. The way the food tastes is delicious and you can tell that much passion and effort go into preparing it. On the whole a classy and professional place which really is a pleasure to experience.

Recently opened on Berry Street, the neon red TriBeCa sign blazes out into the night inviting in…read morepizza lovers and party animals alike. There are two very different sides to Tribeca; with the gorgeous fresh and creatively topped pizzas prepared centre stage in an open kitchen on one side, and the busy, exciting atmosphere of the bar after 11, once the clientele stop munching pizza and start guzzling cool cocktails and shots. The surroundings are retro and don 70s style patterned wallpaper with an old gas fire and heirloom-like lamps which make you feel oddly at home, as though you went for pizza at your nan's house. And yet the open-plan nature of the layout with stairs on either side of a large open space leading up to a more cosy eating and drinking area give it a contemporary look. The bar stretches the length of the room ready for the buzz of people, clamouring for the cheap booze (spirits under £2.40) and DJ nights until 3am! With pizza and a bottle of Peroni or such like for under £8 I'm certainly not complaining! Especially for the guys, they put on all the footy so added bonus if you're out and don't want to miss the match!

Restaurant is busy and our waiter was very nice. Unfortunately, Rudy's pizza just is ok. The crust…read moreisn't crusty it's more like naan bread pizza. Sorry, but I prefer NYC or Connecticut pizza.

Party of three arrived one hour before closing at 8 PM restaurant closes at 9 PM was told I could…read morenot sit at a table. They offered carryout ordered a large cheese pizza took pizza 800 feet to hotel next-door the Leonardo. Pizza was not cut all the way through due to it was undercooked cheese was not melted. Cheese fell off the crust when picked up. feel like I was pushed through like an assembly line. Definitely not a five star restaurant other than that the pizza was good.

L'Olivetto sits on an unassuming street in Mossley Hill, Liverpool. In passing you might think it…read morewas a coffee shop or the sort, but it turns out to be a real culinary jewel, and one of those rare ones... an independent Italian restaurant that does Italian food properly, and well. As you walk in, it strikes you that the space is larger than it looks from outside, with slate floors and tables in similar tones with simple wooden furniture, but the restaurant is dominated on one side by the giant ornate wooden bar, which takes the centre stage. The rest of the restaurant is decorated in shades of olive (a natural choice, with "L'Olivetto" translating to "The Olive Grove"), but is rather minimalist, meaning that it can feel a little stark. I think if the tables had simple white tablecloths, or if there were some curtains or plants, it would make the venue feel a bit more cosy, and would absorb the echo a little bit. Not to say that it's not pleasantly decorated, with some fab quirky decorating features! The bar also had some great little additions that you might not think about. There is a glass containing reading glasses, for those who inevitably forget to bring theirs and have to squint at the menu, as well as two variations of a loyalty card, one for the daytime crowd, promising free coffee and cake, and the other for the evening crowd, offering a free bottle of house wine. A nice touch! The menu is split into several options, including a lighter meals section, set meals, and general a la carte. The tables also have promotions on them, mentioning how each night there is some variation of a special offer, such as 20% off on tuesdays, and a half price bottle of prosecco with your meal on "Fizzy Fridays". The prices generally are very good too, considering everything is made fresh to order. We chose to start with Funghi Impanali, breaded mushrooms which gave a good crunch before giving in to some incredibly tasty and juicy mushrooms that had been sauteed in garlic butter. When somewhere can take something as simple as breaded garlic mushrooms and make it truly tasty and impressive, that's a good sign! For our mains, I chose the Pollo Saltimbocca from the light lunch menu, which comprised of chicken fillets wrapped in parma ham sautéed with olive oil, garlic and sage. I accompanied this with a couple of side dishes of Patate Saltate, which is potatoes sauteed with onions, garlic and parsley but which visually was a bowl of absolutely mouth watering looking little roast potatoes! They were crunch and delicious and very moreish! I could eat a whole bowl of them for a snack! I also had the spinach tossed with onion, garlic and parmesan, My main and sides were delicious, and I was really impressed with both the taste and the price. Phil R opted for the classic Spaghetti Carbonara; spagetti with diced pancetta in a rich cream sauce with parmesan, he was also given the option to add additional chicken to the dish, which he did gladly. For his side, he chose to try the zucchini fries, which came with a garlic aioli for dipping, and which were unsual but pretty tasty! We'd seen them appearing a lot in trendy restaurants, so it seemed a perfect opportunity to give them a try (try them, seriously!). Phil R was completely taken aback by the quality and flavours of his pasta, and was singing its praises and making happy noises throughout. We've been to Rome and Pisa and eaten *actual* Italian food, and he didn't sound as impressed then as he did by this meal! Well done, L'Olivetto! We were given dessert menus, but had already been sneakily noseying at the cake chiller cabinet in the corner of the restaurant, and had made up our minds already! I chose to go for the cherry crumble, served cold, with cream, and Phil R chose to go for the triple chocolate gateaux. We were both smitten with our choices, which were delicious and great quality. We were told they were from an actual nearby Italian bakery, keeping the Italian flavours going throughout. Some of the desserts were prepared freshly in house too... we'll try them next time! The service was friendly and professional, the food was absolutely superb and of a great quality and value, and the venue was bright, modern, and spotlessly clean. It was also nice at the end of my meal to see that they had a selection of teas available, so I had an Earl Grey to round it all off. Perfect. If you're near Liverpool, go along and give them a try, they're really worth it. We decided that we'd be happy enough to drive over there from Bolton if we fancied a nice meal and experience, because that's one thing they really delivered. Bravissimo, L'Olivetto!