I have been here on a number of occassions. The staff are always really friendly. It always looks…read moreclean & the food is great. Perfect for a kebab the way home on a friday or Saturday! Highly recommended

Great food, nicely run business best fried chicken and pizza in lichfield. I have family in the…read morearea and eat there from time to time. Pizzas are great. 10/10 no complaints if your in lichfield and hungry its the place to eat.

Standard pizza express fare. I quite like this chain for a good value lunch, especially as they…read moreusually have some kind of voucher or email offer. The service at this particular chain is friendly, but slow. When I have eaten here, on quiet weekdays, it has usually taken half an hour after ordering for our food to arrive.

This is a fantastic little place tucked away in Blakenhall, just off Goldthorn Hill. There's plenty…read moreof on street parking nearby so it's alway busy with workers grabbing a bite to eat. They serve breakfast sandwiches and then hot & cold sandwiches/baguettes/paninis for lunch. I can highly recommend the chicken tikka panini! Although it's always packed, the staff are really friendly and efficient, so there's not much of a wait while the food's freshly prepared. They also have a sandwich round and deliver good quality buffets to local businesses.

This place does the most amazing spicy chicken burger meal. The chicken is fried with masala with…read morespice which gives it a unique taste and smell. The texture is crispy and the meat is chunky the burger is made even better with the addition of cheese. The fries also taste different to the other chip shops ones. Their ones are medium cut and not floppy so can give it a crunchy bite. The look of their branches can be decieving however, they do look a bit tatty admittedly but the food is some what of quality. The staff can be dressed more professionally aswel.

visually stunning- great building. Staff were extremely and…read moreappropriately attentive, and the music was just right- chilled but jazzy. the food was what you would expect, and not at all disappointing. I had the mussels in chilli and tomatoe followed by a crab spagetti. just delicious. only problem was the taps were so high tech i couldnt get them to work! lookingforward to enjoying one of their 10 quid lunches which come with a glasss of wine. How civilized!

Finally Italian has come to Birmingham! I have eaten here…read moreabout half a dozen times and although its not perfect (its no Locatelli (London)) it is far and away the most authentic Italian restaurant in Brum. The restaurant is very stylish and works well being light and spacious with tables well spaced (as opposed to many Italian restaurants which will put you so close to the tables next to you , you may as well become a table of four rather than two twos!). Service is always spot on - staff training is very evidents as waiting staff have an excellent knowledge of the menu and the wine list as well as being friendly and attentive. The food is as discussed as authentic as you will find in Brum. Antipasti is not just a case of a few slices of meat with some olives as is the case in lesser establishments - but a fine selection of meats, cheeses, fine green beans dressed with balsamic, peppers stuffed with home made pesto and all of this is described to you by your waiter. Bread selection is better than avaerage (and free!) when I last went there was foccaccia, anchovy bread and bread sticks. Of the starters I have sampled the crab spagetti with white wine foam and chilli which was excellent as well as a carpaccio of tuna. Usually I have had red meat with beef and lamb always cooked perfectly and very tender. Parmesan polenta is to die for if its on when you go! Once tried pud which I must say was a huge letdown. Tiramisu could have been slurped through a straw without the need for a spoon! Finally the espresso arrived and was excellent - crema over the coffee, not overly bitter - so simple and yet so evidently unobtainable to over 80% of the places I eat out. Its all about cleaning the machine regularly and grinding your beans correctly but so few places can do these very simple tasks. In summary Filini is a very very good place to eat Italian in Brum - it would not stand up in London but is head and shoulders above San Carlo and (slight shudder at the thought of how busy (£!!!) this place always is when I pass) Pasta de Piazza (st pauls square) both of which are poor. You do however pay the price here with main up to an eye watering £28 for fillet steak that I could hide in my palm if I curled up ny fingers (6oz at best)! Good but you pay for it! I am addding a second review as I dined there two nights ago and it was not as good as times previous. Change of personel? Head chef night off??? Who knows! The dishes we ordered were average at best - mussels for myself - far to spicy and so small that they were inadequate. Canneloni for my gf again poor at best. The worst thing about it all was that the staff were loudly setting up the tables for breakfast around us - par for the course in a hotel but surle the tables directly ajacent could have been left alone! My review drops down now to FOUR STARS and that is only on previous merit!

You can always depend on Torinoz when you want some fast food. Their pizzas are unrivalled when it…read morecomes to availability at uncivilised hours - as are their fries, they're the best fries I've ever had. They have a formula that they never fail to follow - a crisp base, stringy cheese, rich tomato sauce leads to a flawless pizza every time. There are a selection of toppings from meat feast to spicy Mexican, they welcome your own inspired creations too. The prices begin at 5.95 for an 8 inch up to 14.95 for 16 inch, which relative to what they used to be starting at 3 quid is disappointing, but you'll still get good value for your money and it's cheaper than most large chains. They also do burgers, chicken wings, garlic bread and more. I highly recommend Torinoz if you find yourself on the Stratford road in need of a calorific , fast food fix.

Pizza City is great. Mainly because it is opposite my flat and I am very lazy…read more You can buy any pizza and get a second half price and a regular pizza costs only £2.50 if you collect (large - £4.99, XLarge - £6.99). They are a Halal establishment, so expect turkey instead of ham, but the pizzas are still delicious, with a light, fluffy base, and taste even better the next day of course. They are quite oily but if you're fussy about that then you really shouldn't be ordering take away pizza! The toppings on the menu are a bit strange; there are five vegetarian options in total but apart from the margherita it's a bit of a lucky dip - you never seem to get what you ordered. I recommend creating your own topping combination as it would probably make a lot more sense than, say, California Chicken (chicken, mushroom, double cream, mixed herb and mozzarella). I usually pop in to order my pizza then head to Wine Lord, over the road (see my other reviews). By the time I get back my pizza is ready and I am super happy anyway as I have a bag full of weird booze). I'm pretty sure they do a student discount too.

I'm very fussy when it comes to pizza. Mind you, I'm fussy when it comes to all speciality dishes…read morefrom different parts of the world. I wouldn't go to an Indian place for French food; similarly I'd be reluctant to go to a Pakistani place for Italian food - pizza! After a friend insisted that we get a take-away from Apna Pizza Bar, I protested but had to relent after her nagging. Turns out my preconceptions were exaggerated. I didn't eat the best pizza I've ever had (which happened to be in Italy!) but it wasn't too bad. The crust is a little too thick for my liking but they tend to have more deep-pan bases. The ingredients seemed fresh and they put a generous amount on the topping. However, there was something about the pizza that didn't quite tantalise my taste buds. The pizzas are very cheap and I think it's a great place for people who enjoy fast-food.