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Martin Pollardvia Google

about 1 month ago

I think this was probably the most enjoyable pizza I have had at a restaurant in the UK. Went for the Carnevor pizza and it absolutely nailed what I enjoy in my pizzas, spicy meat with a sweet hit to add a balance of flavour. The chicken wings for the starter were excellent as well with the meat just falling off them them. I'll defo be back and recommending this for colleagues travelling to Glasgow. Just lost a star on service as the initial drinks order was taken too quickly and didn't wait as my colleague wanted to check the drinks menu again so our drinks eventually got taken and served separately.

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BeeBeevia Google

about 1 month ago

Came here for a birthday meal. Gave us a seat in the middle of several large groups, music was way too loud. The garlic doughball was way too sweet as they drowned in way too much honey. Texture wasnt very nice. Create your own pizza was nice, good idea to do this as a lot of places dont do this. The breakfast pizza was inedible as it was too sugary. It took ages to get a member of staff as they were too busy with the large parties and understaffed. Staff were nice and offered to change it for me. Margarita pizza was pretty good. It wasnt worth the price of £65 for 1 starter, 2 pizzas and 3 drinks. Won't be back

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Josh Martinvia Google

4 months ago

Visited Pizza Punks in Glasgow for the first time today as part of a day trip with my best friend to celebrate her birthday. First impressions were very positive — we were greeted promptly by a friendly waitress who showed us to our table and took the time to explain the menu, including the lunch deal. She was lovely and made us feel really welcome. After she left (perhaps at the end of her shift), our table was taken over by another waitress who was friendly but clearly rushed. Every interaction felt hurried — taking our order while walking away, or checking in as she rushed past to another table. It didn’t make us feel particularly valued, which was a shame after such a warm start. That said, the pizzas were absolutely delicious — full of flavour and cooked perfectly. The venue itself also has a great atmosphere and really cool, edgy vibes. The prices felt fair for the quality of food and overall experience. One small disappointment: when booking online, I mentioned that it was my friend’s birthday, as the form asked if we were celebrating a special occasion. However, this wasn’t acknowledged at any point during our visit — which made me wonder what the purpose of asking was. Overall, we enjoyed the food and the venue, but the rushed service and missed opportunity to make the experience feel special let it down slightly.

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S Kvia Google

4 months ago

We had a really good experience at Pizza Punks in Glasgow. The girl serving us was pleasant and very attentive. The food was all really tasty but I did find the pizza a little greasy. Really good menu with lots of choices from plain to weird combinations. Amazing deal that you can add as many toppings as you like for a set price (think it was around £14)! Lots of drink options too. Would definitely go back

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RasMaster 21via Google

5 months ago

Dropped by on a visit to the city, and was surprised with the best pizza I've had in this country. The sauce is exquisite, the crust was amazing. We also had a gluten free pizza and we have never had better any where in the world. The only downside was the garlic mayo was a bit bland, but the other sauce's are fantastic