A great gastropub - where "gastro" means quality rather than snobbery, and "pub" means you can…read morestill have a raucous good time (we were there on a Friday night, and it did get loud!). We were seated in the dining room at the back. My eye was immediately drawn to the menu's chicken wing section. Six options, first was salted caramel, the other five were... not salted caramel! Why read further when you have the option of sugar and chicken fat? The wings were incredible - perfectly crunchy, caramelised skin with juicy flesh underneath. Not at all cloying, the dish had a kind of honeyed warmth that was just right. The only downside is you'll need metal toothpicks to pry the bits of honeycomb from your teeth. For the main, I had the 12oz ribeye, triple cooked chips, and bone marrow sauce. The steak was as close to perfect as I've ever had - every bite a luscious morsel of flavour. So good, I was initially unsure what to do with the sauce, as I didn't want to dilute the flavour of the steak. One option was drinking it directly from the jug, the other was pouring it on the chips - I decided on the latter, even though it meant sacrificing the triple-cooked crispiness in a sea of meaty flavour. The agglomeration of kale on the outskirts of the ribeye was shockingly tasty, buttery and flavourful - first time in my life I can honestly say I enjoyed kale. The Vanilla and Orange shortbread ice cream sandwich felt like a second dessert considering the caramel starter. The shortbread stood out with its delicate sandy crunch, perfect alongside the ice cream and chocolate mousse. There was so much hazelnut crumb, I felt like I needed a dustpan and brush - like when you make a mess cleaning your toaster. So the dessert was great, but at the end I was let down by the texture of the plate which didn't lend itself to being scraped with a metal spoon - unless you enjoy the sound of a plate screaming at you in bloody agony as you try to enjoy the last drops of ice cream.

This was a charming and well appointed pub in a beautiful town. We were driving through and stopped…read morefor a pint, only to find ourselves enjoying dinner. The pork belly lollipops and salted carmel wings were our favorite! We also admired amazing chips (fries) and ordered a second bowl. The happy hour was well priced and the beer selections were great. As an American we don't do wings anywhere near as nice as these! I am ruined!

This particular Pizza Express did not hit the mark for me on a recent visit. My partner and I split…read morean order of garlic bread that was very under seasoned, and lukewarm. Perhaps something was wrong with the oven, because I then tried the Funghi de Bosco on a Romana crust, which was not what I would call "crispy," nor was it hot. My partner's American Hot was cool as well. We sent both back to the kitchen for a warm-up, something we really shouldn't have to do at a chain so established as this. The pizza itself, much like the garlic bread, lacked flavor. Dessert was probably the highlight of the experience. My partner and I both ordered from the Dolcetti column of the menu, which includes mini desserts and a coffee. The Mini Chocolate Fudge Cake (really, a chocolate cupcake), was very nice, although ironically, I would have preferred it room-temperature. I was stunned by the number of families with loud, obnoxious children here on a Thursday night in April. While I find most children to be adorable, there are only so many renditions of "Happy Birthday" I can take, and the two-year-old at the table next to ours was determined to set the record. Our waitress was not what I would call "attentive," and so we had to flag other waitresses throughout the evening for additional glasses of wine or water, and for the check later on. The building itself, however, is very attractive. I wish the restaurant had seated us on the second level, which seemed much quieter and offered a lovely view. Overall, not the best Pizza Express I've experienced.

A couple of years ago, this would have been a 2 star, but things seem to have improved in recent…read moretimes. Service seems much better, and the old problem of repeatedly having the wrong order (happened 3 times in a row) seem to be a distant memory. A favourite haunt of the wifes, it's nice and convenient in the town centre, and we have been numerous times, with service and food consistently good.

Best Pizza's in B33 and Birmingham this is a proper meal at the right price always had good service…read morefrom these guys, come very highly recommended if your in the area try them out I guarantee you will be back for more :)

On the 30th of March 2019…read more My mum my sister & I. Went to Flavours in Evesham. (My Mum) had a pizza with anchovies and black olives and garlic bread. (My Sister) had a pizza with ham and mushrooms. (Myself) had a pizza with pepperonis and garlic bread. Myself and my mum had 1 can of coke each and my sister had a glass of water. And for Desert (My Mum) had a Cherry and Vanilla ice-cream on a cone. (My Sister) had a Mint Chocolate chip ice-cream in a small pot. (Myself) had a Chocolate chip and Vanilla ice-cream on a cone. They were very nice to us overall. We were going to set outside but we sat inside Instead because we could here the Chefs in the Kitchen and it Wasn't that spacious but overall we loved it I Recommend it to people who want a nice Saturday afternoon dinner.

This is far more than a pizza place. Inside it's a tasteful little cafe which sells ice cream made…read moreon the premises (well that's what another satisfied customer told me anyway). The ice cream counter contained about twenty or thirty different flavours (ah-ha) of ice cream. I chose the cherry (it had a posher name that I can't remember). Pretty yummy. Also looked like there was an interesting selection of coffees, which I am aiming to pay more attention to on my next visit. I did notice the brand of coffee was Caffe Vero. Out the back was a small patio area, protected from the elements by a glass roof, very pleasant to sit here and eat my focaccia sandwich with a bottle of sparkling mineral water - all for £3.20! Evesham has just risen in my estimation.

They've now got a major chain competitor in Kenilworth, but if you love a great Pizza, then stick…read morewith these guys because if you're going for taste then there really is NO competition! Not only that? Pizza Bella are as reasonably priced as these Pizza chains. The guys that own it are Italian and the Pizza tastes like the real deal! I've used Pizza Bella since they first opened in the early 1990's and haven't been able to find a takeaway Pizza that compares, since. My friends son came over from the States and tried a Pizza Bella and he described it as 'out of this World' and couldn't get over how much topping they put on the Pizzas. Their delivery service is prompt and polite too. I understand that they now do Mexican food too and my friends tell me that it's as tasty as the Pizzas. So if you want tasty Pizza/Mexican served with a smile, then use Pizza Bella.

new management still setting up card payment but bank…read moretransfer no problem lovely staff lovely food will definitely use again thankyou

If you've read my historically-based review of the neighbouring No. 1 Pizza, you'll know that I…read moredrew allegories between the rivalry between that pizza takeaway and Perfect Pizza and World War II. There truly is no other way to describe the epic nature of this conflict. Watford Road in Cotteridge has become a veritable No Man's Land. So which pizza to choose? The facts are these. Whilst Perfect Pizza has no seating, making it hard to eat your pizza there and then, it does have significantly better prices (a regular pizza at No. 1 Pizza will set you back £7.49 - a small here is just £3, and a large just £7), and the buy one get one free offer is here as well, provided that you collect your pizza (although they also offer free delivery). In terms of actual pizza quality, it's very difficult to say - there are some distinctions between the two, but I personally found it very hard to award one the best pizza prize. That being said, Perfect's much better prices are what usually sway me.

Just two words. Absolute heaven. The wait time was unlike anything I've ever seen before. SO quick…read more The pizza, heavenly, especially the pepperoni. Fairly quiet while I was there too. Just the radio and that's it. This review doesn't do it justice. Just go there for yourself.

Have ordered from here twice. The first was delivery and it was SO FAST! Love that! The second was…read moretakeaway. Food was perfect again. It's almost exactly like US Papa Johns and I really like that they gave the garlic sauce.

Forget Dominos, forget Pizza Hut, the best pizza in Birmingham beyond any shadow of a doubt can be…read morefound in an unassuming takeaway on the Bristol Road. Prices for a 9' pizza range from £3 to £3.50 (with an added £1 for a stuffed crust), and every topping you could ever wish for is readily available, as well as a myriad of reasonably-priced delicious side dishes (try the mozzarella dippers). A word of caution - although their menu claims 'free' delivery, these prices are ramped up considerable - pick your food up and use your savings to buy another pizza or three - you will thank me later. Although the Bristol Road, being at the heart of the student area of Selly Oak, has more takeaways you can shake a stick at, I feel I have some authority as a takeaway connoisseur to tell you if you have to choose one, make it Pizza Land.

Students are a hungry bunch and in the Selly Oak area they are spoilt for choice in terms of…read moreeateries. One of the best food outlets in Selly Oak is Pizza Land, offering great pizzas at low prices and doing so with a high level of customer service. Toppings make a pizza and this place has an innumerable amount which means you can tailor your pizza to make it exactly how you like it. Places such as Dominos offer pizzas at extortionate prices and can often take an absolute age to be made and then delivered, there is no danger of that at Pizza Land and as such I believe it is a much better establishment than many main stream pizza chains. After a night at the pub then a pizza is a great late night treat to indulge in and this place is definitely the best parlour to pay a visit to.

We visited Bella Venezia for a birthday meal and the staff treated us brilliantly! It is a small…read morerestaurant on Knowle High Street with an authentic Italian feel to it - traditional decor, modern tenor music playing in the background, quiet but friendly atmosphere. The food was delicious! I had the Ravioli which was sumptuous and the rest of our party made equally cooing noises with every mournful of their meal! The waiting staff were super friendly and welcoming, surprising us with a birthday cake and a rendition of "Happy Birthday" as well as providing complimentary Limoncello after the meal. Cost was £104 for four people which included 2 starters, 4 mains and 4 desserts, with soft drinks. Good value. We had a great experience here and will be returning. Highly recommended!

From the owner: We are a Italian restaurant we specialise in authentic Italian cuisine.no microwaves or frozen food…read moreare allowed in our kitchen. Fresh fish is delivered to our restaurant five days a week our menu changes all the time due to what we can get fresh based upon what time of year/season All deserts are made fresh in our kitchen All our wines are imported from all over Italy

This wonderful Italian is a small family run business that has gone from strength to strength in…read morethe few years it has been open. Inside it seats around 30 and is decorated in a modern style that still manages to be warm and welcoming. We visited recently for a meal for 4 on a Friday evening. The restaurant was nearly full. All our starters and mains were served in a timely manner and were delicious. I ordered the scallops and duck and both were brilliant. This is not a mega cheap place but it is worth the money charged. We spent around £35 per head with drinks. The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming.

What a gem hidden away - After hearing really good reviews & feedback from friends that have…read morevisited this restaurant, we decided to pay a visit a couple of weeks ago and were certainly not disappointed. It doesn't look much from the outside but from the moment you go in, you are made to feel at home. A clean modern restaurant. All our food was served promptly, and was devoured just as promptly - all excellent. I have visited many "Italian" Restaurants both in Italy & here in the UK and I have to say this is certainly in my top ten! Good food made from quality ingredients, with excellent service is never cheap (if cheap is what you want, there are many pub restaurants to choose from) La Nonna is reasonably priced for the standard of food & service you receive, you can pay a lot more elsewhere for a lot less! Well worth a visit