If you can tolerate loud children then I would advise if your on a budget to go at lunchtime…read moreespecially with the all you can eat pizza and buffet. Plenty of parking onsite and upon entering the establishment I was greeted by the loud noises of children running around but surprisingly clean especially with the amount of families there. Not appealing as it may sound but it's to be expected what would you expect when parents are taking advantage of the lunchtime offer. I took to getting a margarita pizza slice and a hawaiian with salad, and knowing that the fizzy drink was a concentrate I decided in procuring a nice cold bottle of san miguel from the bar which does have a small selection of beers and ciders as well as wine. The margarita pizza slice was slightly doughy with a bit too much sauce, mind you consistence is key especially if you was churning out pizzas left right and centre and the pineapple chunks on the pizza did seem a bit too dry though If I wanted a hawaiian I'd expect a subtle tang from the pineapple to compliment the ham which is not what I got though, though it seemed this was forgotten. The staff were friendly enough with everyone which did make eating out comfortable. Overall if you want something quick to fill a gap then yes bearing in mind it could be practically hit and miss with the pizza, but would recommend going for an alternative on their menu such as the lasagne. or the bucket of chips which did look crisp and chunky. I have yet to visit pizza hut stockport at a later time to see if the ambience changes.

We took our kids here recently & found the service was slow & the staff were miserable. There's…read morelots of parking but be warned of the 2 hour limited on parking! Totally unreasonable, in my opinion, especially as the venue is popular for parties when it's quite easy to spend more then 2 hours in there. The food itself was ok but nothing special, have tasted better. The restaurant itself was clean but some of the stuff on the salad bar, such as lettace, was looking like it had been there for a while & not fresh.

Pizza Express have a good number of locations in and around Manchester city centre, this one might…read morenot be my favourite location they have in town, but it's certainly a good option. They're located in the outdoor Hanging Ditch area of the Corn Exchange, so you must go through their entrance and can't access the restaurant directly from within the Corn Exchange. There is a large step to enter, and then a set of stairs so it isn't the most disabled-friendly location, there is a lift though if you require it. I've dined in multiple times during the years, but more recently I've used their offering on Uber Eats, to make use of my Uber ONE membership and ongoing promotions I've had on my account. On my most recent two visits, I ordered their Winter Bundle, which consists of a portion of dough balls and a pizza, opting for the gluten-free dough balls and gluten-free Double American Pizza, which is a delivery-exclusive pizza from their most recent menu update which is their regular American pizza, but with double the pepperoni and cheese. My pizza was really tasty, it packed a punch in terms of flavour, while the dough balls were just ordinary and would have been inedible without a generous dollop of garlic butter. On both occasions, the food was delivered very quickly and arrived piping hot, credit should go to both their delivery partner as well as Pizza Express for packaging the food well, although putting a few napkins in the bag would be helpful! The staff seem friendly when dining in the restaurant, again this is common with Pizza Express. PRO TIP: Be sure to take advantage of their Pizza Express Club loyalty scheme on their app, after just a couple of visits you can get a bunch of freebies to make your trip more affordable. Without these offers, it can be a little pricey however once you unlock the gold tier you're able to get bonuses such as a free soft drink, bottled water, dough balls, coffee and Dolcetti and the list continues. 4* - Pizza Express generally has a VERY good standard across all their locations in Manchester city centre, so any regional manager they do have certainly is doing a good job here and this branch is another example of that.

Standard Pizza Express offering in this newly refurbished venue. Can get extremely busy before…read moreconcerts at the nearby arena. On this particular visit I had my favourite starter which is the Bruschetta con Funghi. I really enjoyed it, and it was piping hot when it was served which I love. It seems strange to come to a pizza restaurant and not have a pizza but I was determined to sample a non-pizza offering on this occasion. I tried the chicken pesto penne and wasn't disappointed. Perhaps not something I would want every time but it was delicious. One issue I have generally with Pizza Express is their crazy pricing. There is no way I would consider going there without using a tastecard or other similar offer.

I've tried this branch of Pizza Hut about 5 times and have never had a good experience. As it's…read morelocated next to the cinema we've tried to go there before films a few times and the service has been so slow that we have missed the film. They consistently get the orders wrong especially if you don't want something on your pizza like onions. I ordered a salad there, which as there is a salad bar that you visit yourself, only involvs the staff bringing you a bowl but I'm still waiting for it. I have since given up trying this particular branch of pizza hut as it always leads to problems. The food, if it comes and is correct is nice and reasonable. And parking is good but the service is awful and the response if you have a complaint is appalling.

The food is OK but expensive like every other rip off pizza joint. The service is very slow, we…read moreactually walked out last time after being seated and no one came near us for 20 mins. The one thing that spoils this place is the extortionate price for alcoholic drinks, I only have one or maybe 2 max but nearly £8 for 2 bottles of Magners is beyond a joke.

This Pizza Hut has improved of late, after a bad experience in 2015 (I took that review down…read morebecause of an issue with SPAF I couldn't change), so even though it appears to be a downgrade it is indeed an upgrade this time. During the coronavirus pandemic, Pizza Hut has started offering delivery much further afield than Uber EATS, while it does cost more on the regular menu and then the expensive delivery fee of £3.49 and Uber's fees on top of that, it is one of the better Pizza Hut locations I've ordered from. My pizza seemed to have extra cheese which added moisture and wetness to make the base more edible, the gluten-free pizza base does seem to have changed to a slightly smaller rectangular shape compared to my last visit and while the base isn't fantastic, the extra cheese made all the difference to avoid a massive pile of pizza base I'd spat out in my bin. It still costs more than other stores before you even add fees etc onto that and it does work out overpriced but still probably the best pizza delivery I can get in Middleton right now, and it comes from Oldham! 3*

Expensive and bad quality of the pizza I been in Cheshire Pizza Hut so I think if you are around…read moreand want to eat chose something else

Very expensive Takes long time…read more But nice food And nice ice cream and salad bar Very busy sometimes

I visited on Saturday with my family and, after our meal, my son pointed out there were ants…read morecrawling on the seats and table next to him. There appeared to be a nest of them in the wood partitioning the booths and they were crawling over the gentleman next to us' coat and bag. Paid the bill and left once we spotted the ants. Would not return and am very disappointed with cleanliness.

This is a nice Pizza Express branch, located on Lapwing Ln in West Didsbury, there is street…read moreparking and a Metrolink station nearby, so the location is good. The location looks good, following a recent refurbishment, in the main restaurant area, there also is a basic upstairs area, ideal for functions and parties, but this area is quite basic. 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. I managed to save over £25 on my most recent trip. The prices are a tad expensive for a chain Italian without these offers, but with their loyalty scheme, it becomes extremely good value for money, especially as you can combine it with a Pizza Express gift card which is often available at 20% off at large retailers such as Amazon and Tesco. I ordered my usual order, a gluten-free Pollo Pancetta, with gluten-free dough balls, the staff were friendly and were happy to make this for me, as they had all the ingredients, even though it was discontinued from the menu last year. I was pleased with the quality of my pizza and the speed and friendliness of service too, especially considering I visited during a busy Saturday, it can get a little uncomfortable here when the restaurant is full and the seating area can easily feel cramped, while is attractive at non-peak times. There is a couple of tables available to sit outside on a rare nice day in Manchester. My guests shared a Funghi di Bosco Pizza, on a Romana base and were pleased with the thin and crispy Romana base and the flavours. 4*

Patience is a virtue…read more The location of this particular Pizza Express - on Lapwing Lane in West Disbury - means it can get extremely busy at weekends. The fact there's three seperate dining areas also means you can sometimes go five or ten minutes without seeing so much as a glimpse of your waiter or waitress! If you're the impatience type, I suggest you go somewhere else or even better, learn to kick back and R*E*L*A*X? After all, food should be savoured and appreciated rather than wolfed down. And believe me, the food at Pizza Express is usually darn good. There's lasagne classica, cannelloni, pollo pesto, melanzane parmigiana, multitudes of salads and side-dishes and a tantalising assortment of pizzas. Regulars usually opt for one of the Classics like American Hot or Fiorentina but there's also Romana pizzas with a super-thin base or Leggera pizzas which are all around 500 calories and include a salad in the middle instead of dough. Even better, this branch is located in an old post office building and retains some of the original features - which should provide a pleasant distraction whilst you're waiting for your waitress to bring your coffee and gelato!

Another bog standard chain restaurant that makes you wonder - why did I go here? Pizzas priced from…read more£7-12 just screams to you 'you should have gone to a nice Italian!' The beers are very limited, bottled only and few to choose from. There is a free salad bar which is help yourself, however how fresh it is debatable. We ordered a sharing platter with wedges, chicken and garlic bread for starters which was ok but nothing special and similar could be said about the pizza. The service was reasonable, just what you'd expect from a chain restaurant. Overall, it's not horrendous but I wouldn't be rushing back. I don't really know why I went in the first place to be honest!

another one to avoid when Bolton wanderers play at home. But…read moregreat customer service and has always been clean and tidy. can get a bit noisy but they are great with the kids and the food its delicious. there is a good reason behind it being so busy its good. There is lots of choice on the menu and have a new pasta selection. You can have a buffet in the weekdays for 5.99 for adults and 3.49 for children which is great value for money. If you have left overs you can ask for it to be put in a box to take home.

This newly revamped restaurant looks great with improved seating and options of many booths. The…read moresalad bar has also been revamped not with different foods (choice still great) but with a more functional layout and accessibility. Usual good options on the menu with some new additions. The salad bar is also included with any pizza (free) or you can purchase it as a main. Pepsi is their downfall in my opinion but the multifunctional mix machine allows you to have flavoured pepsi, vanilla, lime etc (helps hide the taste seen as I am a Coke fan). Toilets clean but upstairs however there is a disabled toilet downstairs.

Rob = Nail. Hammer. Head. Not all Pizza Huts are equal. They serve the same food, but that's only…read morehalf of a restaurant. This place is too damn busy, all the time, and its too small and the tables are too close together. If you are going to be too close to a lot of other people and very uncomfortable, then the last location you want this to happen in is Pizza Hut. This is because: (i) you pay to be here (ii) you want to relax while eating (iii) the air is greasy, so you feel like other peoples sweat is literally travelling into your pores. Anyway there are more than one Pizza Huts really close to this one. So don't go here. Just go on Yelp, check the other ones, and go there. Good lad.