I grew up in one of the smallest cities in this fair land, Ripon. It's a city because of it's fine…read morecathedral rather than anything to do with size or in fact, culture - including good places to eat. There are few, but these are few and far between. Sorry, Ripon, you know you're dear to my heart. Last week I decided to head back for the night, to the place which made me the pizza lover I am today. For the pizza which set my taste buds alight all those years ago. It's called the diavolo. And these days I get it folded. And extra spicy. WIN. Prima, or Primas as it's known across, um, Ripon, seems to go in and out of fashion with every season. Sometimes it'll be rammed, others you'll be the only couple/group in there. Still, mind, Franco - the friendly patron of the place - will treat you like kings and queens. The restaurant's worth a visit just for him alone and his enthusiasm, whether false or genuine. If you're ever in town. I mean city. Then go find Prima. And have a diavolo. Extra spicy.

What a shame, Prima used to be such a treat. There always used to be a warm friendly welcome…read more Whatever dish one would like the chef to alter (or indeed create), was not only never a problem, it was embraced, created, served and eaten with passion, taste and respect. Now, Everything seems such a stress. There always used to be a bit of a language barrier, which had never been an issue, more of a thing to enjoy with the host and the party. But now, it all seems quite awkward and false. Without going into great detail, I visited Prima three times over the last six months (In my 30 years I have eaten there scores of meals there, all of which I had a very very pleasant experience). The last three times I have experienced a very rude reception, an even ruder waiter, and very poor service, and quality of food. In all, a very sad experience. What used to be a lovingly established place to meet and eat will, no doubt, turn into another empty commercial premises, due to apathy.

It's not very often that I would rate a chain restaurant as excellent but that's exactly what our…read morerecent dining experience was. First , friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff secondly, excellent food quality from starters to main courses. I had the new Pollo salad, which I can highly recommend, it was delicious, a friend with celiac disease had the gluten free pizza, which he loved. All the other pizzas were fresh, tasty and hot. The drinks were reasonable (but the bottle beers a bit on the high side). A really great evening all round and would 100% return next time I'm In the area.

Delrios is a beautiful quaint restaurant in York. We triedcon NYE but couldnt get in but was happy…read morewith this visit we both had calzones which were awesome. The staff wete amazing and took good care of us.

Second visit Had the Tagliatelle mushrooms with truffle…read morecream sauce I was thinking the truffle might be too strong but it was perfect you could still taste the mushrooms and cream sauce The service was amazing

Pizza Express tends to be my go-to chain for gluten-free pizza in the UK, they're probably one of…read morethe best compared to the other chains at least, and their Harrogate location, located on Albert Street in the town centre is no exception. I used their delivery service on this occasion, with the food delivered by UberEATS. I was impressed by their selection of "Delivery Exclusive" pizzas, some of them sounded better than the regular menu - which made me surprised they wouldn't just put them on there in the first place! Some of the prices on Uber EATS do tend to be a little more than dining in, which can make it more expensive with Uber's own fees, and the fact you're unable to use Pizza Express Rewards, but ultimately you're paying for the comfort and convenience of delivery and enjoying the food at home, or like me in a nearby hotel. I opted for a gluten-free Pollo American pizza, which was listed as "Chicken, Pepperoni, tomato with garlic, red onions, mozzarella and topped with parsley.", while the pizza wasn't fully hot, despite being delivered in good time, it was still warm and tasted good, the flavours on the pizza were nice, and I liked the combination of pepperoni and chicken, together with the garlic and red onions. It would have been easier for me if they had cut my pizza fully, the pizza was sliced but with it still being stuck together, I had to get some cutlery from my hotel to finish the job. I also ordered a portion of gluten-free dough balls, which was served with a generous portion of garlic butter on the side, which it certainly needed to make them edible, but I did enjoy these too. PRO TIP: If you're dining in, be sure to download and use the Pizza Express app, the rewards available are great and depending on your tier status you can get a bunch of free stuff including dough balls, a soft drink, large bottled water and a Romana pizza upgrade. 4* - A pretty good shout for pizza in the town centre, whether you're dining in or having it delivered, although for the best possible prices, temperature and service, I would recommend the former.

Pizza? Really? C'mon! We're visiting from America and we want to eat English pizza? Well, alright,…read morebut it had better be something halfway decent. Hey, this place is really nice inside. Nice hubbub. Plenty of space between tables. Lots of kids and families. Huh. OK, so where's this waiter? Why do all waiters take FOREVER in England? Hustle, people, hustle! Alright, menus and drinks, good. Yes, all the kids would like the kid menu. Oh, hey!, that's a pretty good selection you've got going there. What, and they get a whole meal, a drink, and dessert for this price? With healthy options to make parents less guilty as they drink their house white? You're kidding. Well, things are looking up! ... Where's this waiter? ... OK, so let's have a selection of stuff. Kids will have generic pizza and pastas. We'll get a Pollo ad Astra pizza (the one with pepperdews, yeah?), Padana (goat cheese and caramelized onions are killer), a lasagne, and a Margherita pizza, please. ... Where's this food, then? ... Ey up! Alright! This looks pretty good! What's the obsession with not slicing the pizzas? Ah, what the heck, let's have a taste... Woah. I don't think we're in England anymore. But the wait staff are slow, so we must be! Niiice! Kids look satisfied. Adults are chatting busily, and munching like fiends. Yep, we have a very satisfied group! Excellent.

Very good Pizza, waiting can be a drag as the shop is very small and there is only a minimal space…read moreto sit in. No tables to eat in, so it is strictly take away. Prices are average and the pizzas are good.

This is one of my favourite takeaway pizza places. It's located at the entrance to the Sunningdale…read moreestate, where there is a little row of shops and a free car park. It's just a little local takeaway but the service is really friendly and the food is fantastic! You can order by phone and go and collect your meal about fifteen minutes later. They do a really nice stuffed crust pizza (my absolute favourite) with a side order of chips with cheese and garlic mayo! They also offer plenty of other options such as burgers, chicken nuggets, lasagne, omelettes, etc. The have a long-standing special offer that if you spend £10 you get another item up to the value of £4 for free. This means you can get enough to feed a family of four for about a tenner - fantastic food and fantastic value!

This is one of my faverites.it is right near me and takes 5or so minutes to get to it.it is fast…read moresurving and very friendly.the food is really nice and is quite cheap with a wide range to choose from.plus there is a free carpark right outside

We were recommend to go here from the hotel we were staying at and so glad we did. We are from…read moreCalifornia and I have to say it's better than a lot of places in Los Angeles. Hopefully we return one day and of course we'll make another stop here. They're very friendly and inviting with a charming atmosphere.

Amazing as always, garlic bread is always perfect and the dinner kebab was to die for. My wife got…read morethe Parmesan which was perfect as normal, one of very few places we go to that does amazing job every single time

Mamas pizza i go there every week, great food you need to try it to believe it and i love the…read moretandoori hot. Very clean and good service.

Not a gourmet place BUT family friendly, enormous portions of good food, generous drinks. We each…read moreordered a starter-- mmi rdered bread and olives which consisted of a few pieces of ordinary toasted white bread, huge container of olives, and an olive pate. Partner had a "caesar salad", which also was quite large, consisted of chicken ham, whole anchovies, over greens with a mayonnaise dressing on the side (which didn't add much). For mains we had eggplant over spaghetti, and pasta arrabiata-- both of which were quite large and quite flavorful. We then shared toffee cake and ice cream which resulted in an uncomfortable waddle home. Oh yes-- my prosecco and raspberry liqueur drink was large as well. Worth the money--especially if you don't over order like we did.

La Piazza is a nice restaurant in a nice location, with reasonably good service…read more Having dined here several times since it first opened, I would say that broadly the food is somewhere between 3 and 4 stars. In short, perfectly fine, but not spectacular. I have personally had pizza here twice, and both times have found it dry and considerably lacking in both tomato and cheese - and therefore taste. The best item on the menu used to be a vegetarian goulash, though sadly this was taken off at some point last year.