Had the 3 cheese pasta, was tasteless. Pizza was perfect, however. Quick, friendly staff. They do…read moreget busy. Takeaway only. No dine-in.

First time eating in little wing, have always heard good things about here, so thought would give…read moreit a go, we went to little wing on the Lisburn road at 8pm on a Saturday night restaurant was busy but the staff were well under control and we where greeted and seated at the bar whilst we waited on our table becoming free. 10 mins wait on a table for a Saturday night isn't to bad, place was spotless and had a nice ambiance, we ordered starters I got a chicken Ceaser salad and it was lovely, crisp and was mauled! Lol the wife got a salami flatbread thing with chilli jam which was really good as well, we ordered a spicy salami pizza and 4 different slices from there 24inch pizza range, didn't have to wait to long on our food, when it arrived I was immediately jealous of my wife's selection it was basically twice the size of my pizza, and that is my only issue with the visit to little wing, both where within 50p of each other and my pizza was tiny! My recommendation is the 4 slices for £10 for anyone visiting here! I could have eaten all of the wife's pizza she couldn't finish but wanted to enjoy it later so we boxed it up for later, very impressed with little wings and will definitely be back:)

I love their Piccante Pizza!!…read more For me the spicier the pizza the better. Although little wing is fast becoming a chain franchise here it still manages to retain its charm unlike the other mass produced pizza chains you get everywhere. The prices are good and just like their city centre sister you can get a drink and a slice on the go! Always a good thing! I found the staff great and very attentive and although we didn't sample the desserts (no room) I will certainly be back to if the ones floating past us tasted as good as they looked!!

Peppino's Pizza has been there for as long as I can remember. When I was a kid, my best friend's…read moredad was the delivery man so there was always a Peppino's laying around somewhere for us to munch on. The shop itself looks dodgy and has, for some reason, iron bars over the counter. But the pizza is very nice. Sometimes, there's a little to much tomato sauce on it for my tastes, but for the value Peppino's offers, it's hard to complain about that. They do a bolognese pizza which is just wrong, but if your the adventurous type, it might be worth a go!

The Pizza's in this place are the Business!!...The ever youthful Mano has been running this place…read morefor at least 25-26 years, this in itself speaks volumes for their grub.The only gripe I have is that the decor hasn't changed in as long and it is a bit grubby looking, but don't let this put you off.

Good thin crust pizza with zesty sauce and quality ingredients. Staff is friendly and the dining…read morearea is open and well lit. We ordered a 24 inch pizza. It was huge and came with 2 slicers to cut it anyway we like. They can get busy and our order got stuck right behind a large togo order, so the manager gave us a few orders of dough balls on the house while we waited. Those dough balls were delicious, brushed with garlic butter. We waited for a while for the pie and the 6 of us devoured it in short order. Good stuff! No draft beers, but bottles/cans, wine, and they have spirits to mix.

Little Wing Pizzeria's have taken Northern Ireland by storm in the last 5 years, their Naples style…read morepizza has added some much needed pizzazz to Holywood High Street. Little Wing really is the new Italian Stallion in Holywood having moved in to a renovated office building. This branch is the newest in the chain and being the new kid on the block has its negatives. Little Wing Holywood has a lot to live up to. Pizza is their trademark dish but they also serve Pasta, Calzones and Macarons. The staff in this branch are excellent - you can't fault the service and style of Little Wing.

Pizza Express is the same no matter which one you decide to go to. This isn't always a bad thing…read more Pizza Express is one of the few chain restaurants that really do produce good value, good quality food. The branch is beside Greens, which used to be awesome in my books until y last visit (update coming soon!). The open plan feel of this place is great, its always good to see the chefs working in the kitchens. One slight problem I have is the noise of the place. Come earlier than 9:30pm and the place is rammed with kids all screaming the sweet, little, annoying as hell, faces off.

Typical Italian food chain with loads of pizzas and pasta to choose from. I have had lots from the…read morepizza and salads section. I actually prefer the super salads than pizzas. I have always found the bases a bit undercooked and floppy, even the thin and crispy versions. There are lots of different sections to menu, offering gluten free bases and skinny pizza versions that have a hole like a donut and filled with rocket! Big selection of pastas and lasagne. Desserts like tiramisu, ice cream sundaes and lemon meringue. These are all quite big portions or you could opt for coffee or tea with small dessert. Typical chain prices, pizzas around a tenner, starters about £5 and desserts £6. Wine and beer also avail. Their menu is online. Staff are usually friendly. Warning: Lisburn road branch is swarming with dozens of very noisy children even after 8pm.

Ohhh Papa, come to Mama. You're heaven in a pizza box…read more Oh yes, Papa Johns' pizza is (in my opinion) the best tasting pizza around. Everything about it screams perfection - the dough is always so soft and fluffy, the toppings are spot-on, and the sides just add to the whole experience. It's definitely pizza love (sorry Pizza Hut, you come a close second). When Papa John's came to Northern Ireland a few years ago, I'd never heard of it. The first pizzeria opened in Dundonald, and the second in Dungannon not long after. To this day, these are the only two branches in Northern Ireland, unfortunately. Luckily for me though, it's a mere five minutes down the road. And they do free delivery (usually in super-quick time) if you spend £10 or more. Oh, I am a lucky girl... Papa Johns have consistently good offers on, with a buy one get one free 'Early Week Special' (or BOGOF if you prefer, though that could really be disastrously misinterpreted) on Monday and Tuesday, as well as special carry out prices - £12 for any large pizza which has three or less toppings. I personally love their meal deals - meal for three = medium (12") pizza, potato wedges / garlic pizza bread, chicken wings / chicken dippers and a 1.25 litre drink for £14. The cheese and tomato pizza is a safe, but incredibly tasty option, and the chicken bbq is always a good call. If you're in and around Dundonald, Papa Johns will satisfy all your pizza needs. Mmmm...

I loves me some pizza. The magical combination of bread, tomato sauce, cheese and meat is as good…read morean invention in food technology as there ever has been! However more and more in recent years there have been a large range of Pizza places popping up that are frankly mediocre.Fortunatel that isn't the case at all with Papa John's! This is the only branch of Papa John's in Northern Ireland which is astounding to me considering its success and prominence worldwide! On both Mondays and Tuesdays this place does buy one get one free offers which trumps even the might dominoes! The pizzas here are great. The pizza bases are delicious with really tasty crusts, so you want to eat the whole thing rather than littering your house with leftover bread ! The sides in the store are better than you would get at dominoes too, with their chicken wings and chicken dippers surprisingly tasty! You can customise your pizza any way you want, so if you love pizza in anyway like me, feel free to head to Papa John's and grab a pizza of the action! ;)

If you're looking for something different than the usual pizza man in Magherafelt then this is the…read morespot. Personally I'd go here a lot more often if it was closer, but it isn't so hey. What can you do. The pizza in here is pretty unreal. Fresh dough and not dropping with grease, like most pizza places in the area. Really recommend you giving this place a chance. You won't regret it.

This is a great option, when looking for pizza, salad, or even calzone. They had a few appetizers…read moreon the menu, also, I can't remember exactly what those were now. I had the lunch special, and was really pleased with the portion size and the flavor. There are two different salad options and any of the pizza options included in the lunch special. I had it with a glass of white wine and it was a great midday meal overall. The restaurant is clean, the servers were attentive & knowledgeable. I'll be back!

I like pizza. I really like pizza. I'm accustomed to American-style pizza and therefore when…read moretraveling outside the US I'm typically disappointed in either the crust or toppings available when I travel abroad. Don't get me wrong - I know that restaurateurs must cater to their market but I know what I like and a corn, pineapple, ham pea and mushroom pizza - as I was offered in Taiwan not long ago - isn't appealing. I found Little Wing while wandering around Bangor my first night in town and mentally noted to come back before I headed back to the States. When my fiancée arrived a few days later, I suggested we try it. We arrived around 1930 on a Friday night and the place was already fairly crowded, but we were seated in the small-ish and tightly tabled place quickly. Our server quickly brought us menus and took our drink order and then hustled back with them. The wood burning oven near us filled the room with amazing aromas while we waited for a bowl of minestrone soup and an order of cheese garlic bread as our starters, which both arrived fairly quickly. The cheese garlic bread was basically a nearly oval-shaped thin crust pizza - delivered to the table uncut but with a pizza cutter as a utensil so we could cut pieces to whatever size we wanted - with no sauce but with a nice mix of cheese and garlic seasoning. I'm not a fan of minestrone but my fiancée insisted I try it and I was blown away by how good it was. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful and was served hot. By now the place was completely full with a wait for a table several parties deep - arrive early if you have after-dinner plans and are on a schedule. The pizza itself arrived in about 15 minutes which I felt was reasonable given the crowd and the number of "takeaway" orders we saw being collected, including several 24" pizzas in giant boxes. Like the garlic bread, the pizza was delivered to the table uncut but with pizza cutter. We watched it come out of the oven and placed on a flat piece of wood - a nice touch - and brought to our table. The ingredients were fresh and flavorful and the pizza tasted amazing. Everything about the place exceeded our expectations and we resolved to return and explore the menu a bit more on a return visit yet this trip. I've added this small local chain - 4 or 5 Belfast-area locations - to my favorites places list on my visits to Northern Ireland. Well done!