Being gluten-free pretty much makes my pizza life horrible. But I usually manage sourdough bread…read morepretty well. So I thought I'd manage these pizzas. Long story short... I didn't. But still this has been one of the best pizza experiences I've had in UK. Three Joes pizza is absolutely delicious! We tried the garlic and cheese bread and the meat pizza. The dough is really soft but also crispy on the outside. It has a very neutral flavor, not sour at all. The fillings taste natural and homemade, the pulled pork was specially amazing. The amount of fat was just enough to make it slide down without overcoming the taste. The garlic and cheese bread was absolutely stunning as well. Size wise we pretty much divided both the pizza and the bread for the two of us which got me pretty full. But if you're used to a 6/7" pizza, you can probably manage one on your own. We ordered take away but the restaurant itself is pretty and cozy and the service is friendly. I recommend this place to anyone looking for natural, homemade and honest pizzas, and I deeply regret I can't eat it anymore.

I visited Olivio on a works do,…read more the food was good the service friendly and we all got our food at the same time! (we were a very large group!) Good value and fresh food.

Best pizza I've ever tasted! Great food and friendly staff, decor is in the somewhat cheesy Italian…read moretrattoria style - dodgy murals of rustic Italy on the wall and plastic vines - but the food is fantastic and really good value. Also, some of the best desserts I've ever had.

Typical Domino's - you know what you get which is pretty good pizzas but these guys are very…read morehelpful in providing deliveries to our offices and going the extra mile in accommodating our needs

Got their last year and it was a great experience…read more The meal The margarita pizza The place Clean Stylish But the wall I was next to were so many fruit flies Overall 3 stars The pizza 5 stars With a nice warm and crunch to it. The woman got us extra helping of some garlic bread 5 stars Overall 4.7

Espousing the philosophy of great pizza at affordable rates, Pizza Express is a real gem of an…read moreestablishment. Not long ago, before the Euro, a person could take a trip to Naples and buy a pizza for 1500 lire (equivalent to 50p). Those days are long gone now, but places like Pizza Express do an admirable job of providing masses of consumers with finely topped pizzas, respectfully and unpretentiously year in year out (Pizza Express have also diversified their portfolio and now offer pizzas on supermarket shelves for people inclined to living room dining instead). This particular branch provided outside seating and on a sunny, though slightly windy, day overlooking Portsmouth harbour, the pizza tasted that little bit better. Washed down with a bottle of sparkling mineral water, Italian-style. Reminded me of those trips to Naples all those years ago Modern decor, friendly service and traditional recipes updated to include a more contemporary appeal with new styles accompany older versions of the pizza. A place where everyone can indulge in their own preference.

Great fish and chips. Our family enjoyed it very much. We ordered pea fritters, cod and chips, 'OAP…read morefish and chips' and battered sausage. Everyone was pleased. Will return.

I like Domino's Pizza and use this one for delivery quite regularly. You can order by phone or…read moreonline, which is handy if you haven't got a menu at home. My food has always arrived within half an hour and is always lovely and hot, and they have never got my order wrong. As well as pizzas, you can get a range of side orders, desserts, drinks and dips to add to your meal. They do a collection service as well, and often have cheaper offers if you are willing to go and collect your order. I sometimes get vouchers through the post too, addressed to the Pizza Lover!!!

Ordered on-line, I like the fact that ordering on-line asks you more questions on what you would…read morelike on your pizza, I always forget when ordering over the counter. The new garlic, cheesy & Jalapeno bread was absolutely scrummy! Arrived 5 mins before the actual stated time.

The restaurant is set on the High Street in Botley, with parking to the rear. Booking is highly…read morerecommended. I must confess, I eat here far too often. The food is simply superb. I have never had a single complaint about any of the dishes I have eaten - a few of which I have listed below. Starters Asparagus spears with brie and parma ham. Melon and parma ham King scallops Deep fried brie Antipasto Mains Ostrich fillets in a wild berry jus Mushroom Raviolini Breat of chicken on a bed of tagliatelle Pork belly Spaghetti with meatballs Penne with chorizo American Hot pizza Pizza Zingara Regginas have a specials board, full of wonderful creations cooked to perfection. Pricier than the main menu but divine. I cannot comment too much on dessert because I have the same one every time - tiramisu. It's exquisite and I absolutely recommend trying it. Starters are around £7.95. Mains - pizzas are £8.95, Pastas are around £10.95 and other meals range from £13.95 up to £20. So by no means a cheap place to eat, but absolutely worth every penny that you do spend. The wine selection is extremely good - I can recommend the Prosecco, Pinot Grigio, Merlot, Chianti and Barolo. The staff are wonderful and the building itself is charming - exposed beams give this restaurant a 'cosy' feel. Definitely worth a visit and I have no doubt that this will become a favourite of yours too!

Nice romantic setting, although occasionally overwhelmed by a larger party. Food is spot on, and…read moreservice is always well above average. I'm always in awe of the deserts on display, but rarely have any space to indulge.

Based on one meal, and a meager one at that, I can't plump to large for Villa Romana…read more I ate the Gnocchi al Arrabiata, and it was disappointing, to say the least. The tomato sauce was very sweet, and with the peppers mixed in, it created a taste that was not the most exciting. The gnocchi itself was a little on the mushy side. Perhaps the staff were just too distracted that day by the world cup opener that Italy were about to play. The mixed salad was not bad. The house red wine was quite nice. The strangest part were the comlimentary olives brought out before the meal. I think they must use the same super-sweet tomato sauce on the olives, but unfortunately, for me, it just made them taste like baked beans. That's not to say you shouldn't try it yourself. You just can't sum up an Italian restaurant from one serving of gnocchi and a bad bowl of olives-a-la-baked-beans, can you? As for charm, this place oozes charm like the Gulf of Mexico oozes oil these days...only in a good way. The staff were universally, pleasant and helpful. And what more can you have for atmosphere in an Italian restaurant than a bunch of guys shouting at each other in Italian? The decore, the building, the architecture all bring it together into a lovely experience. I will try Villa Romana again, most likely. There was enough possibility to allow them a second chance. But I won't be having the Arrabiata.

Beautiful evening and atmosphere! Very lovely staff, although busy still great customer service!…read moreFood was amazing and cooked just right! I had chicken with ham and tomato sauce with noodles, it was beautiful! Only thing that was quite irritating was the lighting is quite dark downstairs, but it kind of adds to the atmosphere! Will definitely be visiting there again!