Planet Pizza in Bristol, City of

Reasonable priced items and generous portion sizes. Pizza bases are all either gluten free or made vegan suitable. Very nice!

Un lugar encantador, lleno de cervezas diferentes, así que muchas me tomaron años elegir, definitivamente volveré a llamar. Ahora sé qué cerveza elegir, la comida se veía muy bien.

Me encanta este lugar para una pizza para comer en el restaurante o para llevar. No varias estupendas pizzas vegetariana que ciertamente no falta en el gusto o satisfacción. Gran propietario con una buena visión y algunos personal encantador. Una gran ventaja de Bristol y se ha convertido en parte del paisaje culinario de Gloucester Rd.

Bueno poder tener una opción de queso vegano que era realmente bueno. En coberturas, dado el precio, pero sabía lo suficientemente bueno. Las patatas fritas eran por debajo de la media en un barato llevar así no iba a conseguir de nuevo. Servicio amable y un ambiente cómodo, aunque la música era terrible! En general fue una buena experiencia y nos gustaría volver.

Primera visita desde que cambiamos de carretera whiteladies y fue una decepción. Las pizzas no estaban mal, aunque es bastante difícil hacer una pizza mediocre. Pero la peor parte fue el servicio. Fuimos en alrededor de 10 en un miércoles. Aún así hay un montón de tiempo, pero nos estamos hicieron sentir muy incómodos por la chica de turno. Brusco y grosero. Dieron muy defensivo porque pedi un vaso de vino sin marcas de labios. Parece ser que era la condensación y estaba limpio. La música era absolutamente horrible y el lugar estaba vacío cuando todos los demás sitios eran de al menos la mitad. Ahora veo por qué. La única ventaja fue que ella trajo la factura y encierran el resto de la pizza en la luz, así que podíamos ir a un lugar que le gusta tener clientes y hacer dinero. Espero que el restaurante de al lado, en ese sitio que los clientes valores más.

I really love this place, the food is brilliant and at a reasonable price. The service is also excellent and the staff are friendly and helpful.

I noticed that Planet Pizza had a few offers available, so as it was a Tuesday I decided to try their ‘Pizza & Pint’ offer. I thought I would go to my nearest restaurant. There are 2 in Bristol so I chose the one near Clifton Down Shopping Centre (on Cotham Hill). It was easy enough to find. The small restaurant was quite empty. I ordered the Meteorite pizza which is served with a choice of salad or chips as well as a Pint of Italian premium lager. I though the 9” Pizza was tasty but nothing special, it didn't look or taste that it had been cooked in a wood Fired oven. I found the base slightly greasy. The pint of lager was pleasant. Overall I would say that the ‘Pizza & Pint’ offer is excellent value.

The overall atmosphere of the place is relaxing and the staff are very attentive and happy to deal with dietary requirements (we bought in our own soya free vegan cheese). The gluten free base is the best we have ever encountered it wasn't crumbly, it didn't fall apart and it tasted like a real pizza. All of the toppings were cooked to perfection. Loved the tunes played too. This is currently our favourite place to eat!!

Lunch with my 7 year old god daughter, made the pizza she wanted , friendly efficient staff. Food was great ( pizza and lasagne) . Good choice of wines and excellent meal deal, pizza £5

Definitely the best gluten-free pizza I've had in ages - my housemate couldn't even tell it was GF. There was a good selection of interesting toppings (grilled artichoke, harissa chicken, fennel) and the waitress was lovely! We got the Buy 1 Get 1 Free (5-7pm) as well which was really good value.

Good pizza, slightly on the expensive side for what it is but good none the less. Had the meaty pizza and was really impressed.

We ate here on a Saturday evening, having successfully booked a table only a couple hours earlier, although it was full/reserved the whole time we were there. Good food served very promptly, and you can see through to the kitchen so you know just how fresh the pizzas are! There looked to be some great offers for your money at other times too - would recommend.

I ve heard many good things about this place,but now I know it's overrated.I ordered vegan pizza and was expecting crunchy base topped with loads of veggies. Unfortunately the base was quiet soft, with micro portion of veggies and half block of grated cheapest vegan cheese.Tasted only of that cheese, my stomach was complaining for next 24h. Guys,if you would like to serve good pizza,you should learn from someone who does it well,e.g. Pepe Nero or Napolita.

extremely good pizza but most of them are around the £14 mark. However, they have a buy one get one free offer before 7 which would be incredible value.

I've been here a couple of times now and its a reliable favourite for a decent pizza at a good price. Simple but pleasant settings in a restaurant that is not being crowded with chairs and tables to fill. The lunch time deal is hard to beat for value for money and I can vouch that they don't skimp on the pizza toppings compared to the full price. Not sure what they do to the pizza base, but its a thin base and its almost as if they also fry it, but it still tastes epic. Defo worth a visit

I went there for a quick bite with a friend and was quite happily surprised by the pizza I had there. I ordered the ricotta and gorgonzola small one and it was actually pretty tasty and cheap. Got a good service as well.Nice over all

I've been coming here every six months or so, for a few years, now. If you consider how many eateries there are in Bristol, that's being pretty loyal!Being here on a quiet week-day evening last month, was, true to form, an absolute pleasure.Unhurried, polite and friendly service, nice surroundings and great food. Reading some other reviews (though of course taste being an entirely personal thing) I'm surprised to see one pizza described as the worst ever tasted. That certainly is not my experience - my opinion is definitely at the other end of the spectrum. Great pizza bases are to be found here.The better half and myself chose to share a huge goats cheese salad, some chips and two large pizzas, which with drinks, came to around £35. For that sum, we received a mountain of food and an extremely enjoyable evening. An excellent dining experience.

I just had a very disappointing takeaway pizza from the Gloucester rd branch, the base was chewy and unpleasant. When I phoned to ask about the specials I was told they only have offers on certain days and this wasn't one, so they employ people without making them aware of what the word specials generally means. Once we cleared that up they described one special as being ground ginger, garlic and sweet chilli, it sounded strange to have a pizza with no meat or veg so I asked about it again and got the same message, lucky I didn't order it as it was a prawn pizza and I don't eat prawns.I also thought it was mean that the pizza gets 10% off but the chips, which are standard frozen from a packet for £3.50 for a handful don't.I used to love this place and its very dissapointing, I am not sure who to blame but the chef is certainly a major factor.

Used to LOVE planet pizza, any birthdays etc was a really good deal with the buy one get one free weekdays, but now the deal is only mondays and the pizzas are most definitely not what they used to be. They must have changed the bases, they taste horrible. I actually thought it might have been the gluten free base by accident but wasnt! Doubt I will eat here again tbh

We used to be regular diners in the Cotham planet pizza but one particular Tuesday night we visited and had hoped to get there for the early diner special offer, however after driving around for about 15mins trying to find space to park we arrived 2mins late, the restaurant was completely empty apart from the chef and waitress(may even have been the manager) who were sat chatting and didn't even look up to acknowledge us... eventually they did I asked if we could still get the early diner as it was only 2mins they just said no...I explained we had trouble parking but they wouldn't budge. I know they have times to stick to but considering they were empty and it was 2mins I thought it was a bit shortsighted as they lost a regular customer... we went over the road to another pizza place which we would never have tried and it was fantastic.

Good little pizzeria, cute decor with a galactic twist! The salads and pizzas are both delicious and not overpriced either.

Went here midweek recently. I'd often walked passed the Gloucester Road restaurant and it was usually busy so I thought it must be pretty good. The pizza topping was absolutely fine but I wasn't impressed with the pizza bases which just tasted a bit bland and not a particularly pleasant texture. If I order a pizza that costs well over £10 and some were nearly £15 then I'd expect a freshly cooked base as for me the base is just as important as the topping. On the plus side the service was good and the staff were very pleasant and welcoming.

We went on a Saturday evening, so it was very busy, as you would expect. The young staff were very helpful and cheerful.The place is very laid back and relaxing. Despite being a Saturday we were all able to find free on street parking close by.I had a vegetable wrap which was lovely and it came with some lovely fresh rocket. The rest of my group took advantage of the big array of pizza choices. The vegetarian options were especially good. The prices were reasonable, the wrap was about £6.00 and 12in pizzas about £12.00.Some of our group had brownies and ice cream, at about £5.00, they quite big portions and said it was really nice.The only downside was that the toilets were in a horrible state and remained that way for the rest of the evening. I put this down to it being a very busy evening, but if the toilets were checked hourly this might sort this issue.

I went on a Monday to take advantage of the 2 4 1 pizza offer. The restaurant was understandably very busy but only had one waitress working. As hard as she tried, she simply couldn't be as attentive as you would normally expect - we had to ask her several times for things rather than wait for her to come to us (it would have been a long wait). She was pleasant and smiley - and was able to cope with the stress of a packed restaurant but I don't think she should have been on her own, especially given that the management must know that Mondays will be popular.The restaurant was uncomfortably hot and stuffy. We were midway between the kitchen and the door and the heat was intense, making me feel very sleepy and not at all sociable. It wasn't conducive to the social occasion that I had planned (catching up with a friend I hadn't seen for ages) - I just wanted to go to sleep rather than talk. The waitress occasionally opened the door but those sitting near the door would get cold and close the door, leaving the back part of the restaurant still unbearably hot. We left the restaurant leaving full glasses behind as we couldn't bear it any longer.The pizzas were nice - as they always have been whenever I have been to both Planet Pizzas in Bristol. My one gripe though is that you cannot have a half and half pizza with the special offer. I don't understand why when at other times you can get half and half. Just seems petty. The house wine is very drinkable and it's great to be able to order half carafes.Even though I enjoyed the food, I don't think I will go back to this restaurant. It doesn't have the same ambiance as the Whiteladies Road or Gloucester Road location and was too hot to linger over the meal and drinks.

Very nice food service was very quick and delicious salad came out . Very warm atmosphere and great chilling music as well, Deffo go back with my friends next time.

The menu seemed promising, and we assumed given the price that high quality ingredients would be used. The result was so so disappointing. I don't believe pizza to be a very difficult thing to get right, but our take away was disgusting. The cheese tasted cheap, and was almost curd like. The base was oozing oil and the experience was altogether awful. I would never eat food from here again.

Lunched with a 30/40 minute time availability at 1230 on a Friday and the service was excellent and with tasty food. Imaginatively named pizzas and good quality ingredients. We liked this place and the service, a most helpful waitress.

firstly the feel of the place as soon as i walked in was one of calm, the food came to us very quickly and was massive , one large pizza was plenty to share and a good selection of beers and soft drinks for those who are not big drinkers. there is a place for your kids to play if you have some. there menu was very clever but i always go for pepperoni and it was delicious..they also do gluten free which is handy.

I have been to Planet Pizza several times over the past 2-3 years, and the quality is always high - the pizza is delicious. There is a good selection of food without the menu being vast. My favourite is the 'sun' halloumi and pepper! Lots of choice for veggies like me. The service is mostly good, although it can suffer at busy lunchtimes or with big groups. I would recommend it for meals out with family or friends.

Planet pizza serves a really good gluten free pizza, and you can have pretty much any of the tooppings offered for regular pizzas. This branch is very small but great for lunch with friends. My only criticism is that the sangria consisted of half a glass of wine and half a glass of orange juice, which weren't even mixed together - just poured into the same glass with an (I assume) unintentional layering effect. Sangria has a little more than vino and OJ in it, and it wouldn't be hard to add in the extra bits!

I used to love the restaurant on Whiteladies, so thought I would try the one on Cotham Hill. After looking on the website and seeing it was buy one get one free on Mondays we decided to go for that. The waitress appeared from the kitchen after we had seated ourselves and chosen our pizzas. She then informed us that buy one get one free was only at Gloucester Road! Despite my protests that as it was advertised they should honour it, we ended up paying full price. The pizzas are ok but not worth the full menu price. I complained by email after my visit regarding the falsely advertised offer and had no reply. They have now taken the offer off the website and I have contacted them again regarding my issues....still no response. Poor customer service and average pizza...go somewhere else!

Eating here was 'okay' I would say. The Pizza's werent bad but at the same time were not great! I think you would be better off grabbing a take away and staying at home.

The other, better half and I ate here mid-week.Set as it is, on the cusp of Whiteladies Road and Cotham Brow, this small cafe-like-restaurant doesn't amaze, at first glance. Indeed, you would be forgiven for walking past and trying the food at one of the flashier, more obviously restaurant-orientated venues. Yes. You would be forgiven. But you would also be utterly wrong.The pizza here is excellent. Thin and crispy, and finished to our exacting specifications (luckily we are both fans of anchovies...), one pizza was more than enough for two, though we also ordered a goats cheese salad...This is the mother of all salads. Creamy goats cheese served on a bed of greens, with roast onion relish, baby tomatoes and a nicely balsamic dressing. Utterly delicious!We ate our complete fill by sharing these two main courses, and exchanged less than £25 for the privelidge. Utterly, utterly wonderful food for the money. Go, and enjoy!

Stopped for lunch after sampling the pizza at street fair on Sunday. Pizza is out of this world. The server was the best; super friendly n helpful. Certainly would return when in Bristol!!!

Always loved Planet Pizza, great deals, good quality ingredients and nice salads. Whiteladies Rd and Cotham Hill have always been amazing, nothing is ever too much trouble to the staff there but the Gloucester Rd restaurant is totally different and seems to have an incredibly grumpy chef there who comes across as a bit rude and unwilling to even make some garlic mayo, the waitresses in turn, only will offer garlic butter, as if I am going to dip my chips in that??!! This keeps happening and as a result I will only ever go to the Cotham HIll restaurant and totally boycott Gloucester Road which is a shame as I am closer to Gloucester Rd : (

Went to the restuarant on Gloucester Road for the first time. Thought it was excellent, I had the gluten free Sun 9" pizza, which was fantastic (and so nice to find a good gluten free pizza!). The rest of the group had various non-gluten free pizzas and all reported it to be good. We all shared a greek salad too, which was lovely. The service and atmosphere was excellent - we'll be back!

I only know this restaurant in its' present incarnation, though the other half tells me that it existed for a time, on Whiteladies Road.Tucked away on Cotham Hill, the place looks unassuming from the outside - and frankly, I didn't expect much. How wrong I was...I can't remember the exact pizza I selected (all flavours being named after planets, or astronomical-others) but they added anchovies at my request, and delivered a nicely thin, crisp base topped with artichokes, two cheeses and some very good ham. Two pizzas and drinks for less than £25. Dinner for two has never been better.

Planet Pizza in Whiteladies Road closed last year but has reopened in Cotham Hill and is as good as ever.Great £5 lunch deal for a 9" pizza (my favourite is a Mars with anchovies) but preferred the quarter slice with salad which they used to do.Lovely pizza, great chips and fantastic sticky toffee pudding. No outdoor seating at this one.The branch in Gloucester Road is very different with much more noise, children and mayhem but the same good food. Check out the changing art displays on the walls.

Found the pizza planet before attending a conference. Great atmostphere, fantastic service and the pizza was the best I can remember eating. I had the Capricorn..(Goats cheese and red onion) it was yum! I will be returning as the temptation to try the other planet named pizza is too strong to resist!!!

Went to the recently relocated Clifton branch. Before 6pm 9inch pizza deal for £5 good choice of toppings, nice thin bases. We had large bowl of chips to share. Decor was quirky and inviting. Atmosphere & service was good. will definitely be back.

I must admit, I was rather reticent about the venue for a girl's catch up being Planet Pizza. My last visit was about 9 mths ago and the pizza was very disappointing (very doughy and heavy and salad incredibly sweet). However, my very recent visit was a great experience, our whole party were delighted with our food, great friendly service and a lovely atmosphere. The pizza was perfect (thin base but not overly crisp, just enough topping to deliver a great taste without being over bearing or heavy, lovely salad to accompany it) Restored my faith in this independent local chain and great value too

Went to Gloucester road reastaurant on a quiet evening. The salad ordered was too sweet with balsamic dressing. The pizza too oily and dough rubbery and uncooked in the middle. Service was good but would not bother returning again.

Delicious pizzas and very welcoming to children, with colouring in to entertain them and jelly beans with the bill!

My friends & I have eating at Planet Pizza ever since it opened. It's a great mid week venue, especially on Monday & Tuesday - the buy-one-get-one-free nights. We go to the Gloucester Road restaurant & it's always colourful & friendly, there's local artists work on the walls which changes regularly & adds to the quirkiness of the place. They have a really tasty pizza menu, but Sun is our favourite. The only minor thing is that the pizzas aren't always cooked to a consistent standard & can be slightly more or less cooked than previous visits. But they are always really fresh & tasty. The salads are great too, especially the bacon & chorizo one, but we don't normally have room for them because the pizzas are really filling. We are loyal, regular customers & will remain that way!

Always stuffed when I leave here, and sometimes I have had a really good pizza. Other times a touch disappointing on the pizza front. I think the bases are a bit cakey, a bit spongey. Doesn't really taste like proper pizza dough, which I would prefer. Toppings are fine, if a bit old-fashioned, and the salads are great. I do like visiting because the staff are so friendly and good, always welcoming to kids and families, with toys and crayons to play with,there is nice music and a buzzy atmosphere. The portions are large and that is a bonus, it is very good value. I think it was better though when they did draught pints of Hoegaarden.

My friends and I ate at Planet Pizza on Gloucester Road last Saturday early evening. We were visiting the area prior to heading to a local pub for a friends 30th birthday, so we hadn't made a reservation (seems like a very popular place), but they managed to squeeze us in. No frills dining, but good value and a nice experience. Good selection of beers and wines, we had a bottle of viognier, which was delicious and the boys drank bottles of moretti. For starters we ordered the garlic dough balls and the bread and olives to share, which were generous portions and the olives were enormous! Large selection of pizzas named after planets, which were tasty and fresh. I personally prefer pizzas with a crispier & thinner base, but that's just my personal taste.We didn't enjoy our experience when we first arrived because the door was open, so it was a bit chilly and there was also a large party of adults with their babies and small children on the table next to us being very loud, causing mayhem and left a complete mess for the staff to clean up after them. However, as soon as that party had left, their mess had been cleaned up, the doors were closed and lighting had been dimmed, the ambiance of this place dramatically changed for the better and we were able to enjoy the rest of our meal in a more civilised setting.

The pizza bases seemed to have been drenched in olive oil, and the toppings had little or no flavour. The food took a very long time to arrive, considering that a pizza, done properly, only takes a few minutes to cook (the place was virtually empty at the time, so it couldn't be due to pressure on the kitchen).

The pizzas are still good, but it seems like they have moved backwards slightly from where they were. The starters used to be excellent and have now been discontinued. There service seems slower and more stretched.

Very fond of this quirky pizza pad. Used to go to Whiteladies road and very pleased when I moved to find a better version round the corner. Service is always very friendly and food consistent. I do like my pizza and this restaurant understands fresh ingredients.A great place to read the paper and have a beer and a pizza, evenings are a little quiet early week but it is the summer.

We have regularly used Planet pizza as it was somewhere that our dairy allergic son could safely eat. The staff do not seem to be as friendly now as they were a couple of years back, which is a shame as it really did make it a lovely place to eat. i do like the salads and the pizzas are usually good but perhaps not as good as they used to be. the place is very child friendly, providing paper and colouring crayons as well as having a table football which customers can use for around 50p

Whilst a little pricey at full price (look for vouchercloud/invitation offers) this is a cracking pizza place.Lovely, zany, pizzas. Great ciabatta rolls. Sandwiches, chips. Nice and simple. Our family all love it and most of all the kids love the table football table!Nice place ad relaxed inside with friendly and accommodating staff. Another stand out on the brilliant Gloucester Road. I'd so much rather have this on my doorstep than a Zizzis or a Pizza Express.

I've eaten here so many times I've lost count - you're always assured of a warm welcome - even when they're busy and the food is excellent .. ok it's not high class cuisine but it's great atmosphere and very friendly staff are excellent - pizzas are good value and excellent quality - I recommend the ceasar salad which is awesome (if missing some Avocado).There's a cozy indoor area for the winter and a lively outdoor seating area on the rare occasion that it's not raining.Love the place

Half a pizza and chips salad shared with a friend and the kids. If you don't mind the BBC crowd at lunchtime then eat early before 1245 when they all come out to get the best tables either outside or in. Good food and service.

A good pizza restaurant with a vibrant atmosphere. Good in the Summer as you can sit outside. Reasonably priced and always busy (I have never had to book though). A great place for a relaxed pizza.

This place comes into its own when the weather is good and you can sit outside eating your pizza. There are a lot of pizza options around, but this place has a funky feel, and really nice crispy base pizzas. Definitely the place to go if you fancy a pizza, but limited options here if one of you wants something else. Nice beer and othe drink options too. And very good value especially in the afternoons.

Friends suggested this place to us as a relaxed place to grab a pizza with a great atmosphere...it was brilliant. What really made this place was the staff, they were so genuinely friendly and helpful and really made the mood of the place. Pizzas were interesting with loads of different toppings making a nice change from the average pizza selection. Really fresh chunky veg and generous amounts I toppings- really lovely!Will be back!!

We ate here on Friday night - 3 adults, 1 11 year old.We had booked a table and were sat directly in front of the entrance door, very chilly given that most of the people that came through didn't have the courtesy to shut it after themselves.The restaurant was full of screaming children aged between 2-8 years old with parents who appeared unconcerned about the disruption their children were causing to other diners. They were running around, climbing on furniture and shouting and screaming at the top of their voices.It was so noisy we were actually finding it hard to concentrate on the menu, let alone have a discussion between ourselves (think Wacky Warehouse or soft play area in full swing!!!) When the waitress came to take our drinks order we asked her if she had any idea how long the kids and parents were staying as we were finding the level of noise unacceptable. Initially she just giggled but when we told her we were considering leaving and going somewhere else she finally took us seriously and reported back that they were due to leave within about 10 mins.On this basis we went on to order our food, 3 different types of pizza, garlic bread and dough balls which was all lovely.I wish I could say more positive comments but in the end it all felt distinctly average after the initial start. I don't mind children in restaurants (we were dining with mine), however I do think that parents should control them appropriately. At 7.30 in the evening and with a bill of over £80 (with drinks) for 4 of us, I don't expect to experience playground central.

I have eaten in the Whiteladies Road branch - the food was lovely. I tried the Gloucester Rd branch tonight and probably wouldn't go back. Food was fine but the music was awful - really jarring and so loud it interfered with conversation. We asked for it to be turned down a bit but the staff seemed to be keen to keep it loud. All in all, other places have good pizza as well - I wouldn't risk going to this chain again as the ambiance was not conducive to relaxing after work on a Friday evening.

Innovative combinations, top quality ingredients & Bier Moretti on tap, what more could I want?

I live really close and go for dinner regularly. I've never had a bad experience. The food is great and the service is better. The menu is great but it's been the same for a long time. It won't stop me fro coming back!

Used to be a nice change when perhaps you want a pizza restaurant that feels I little more individual, run by people who care.But over the last few years, you can't help but notice that the quality of pizza is just not up to it anymore. Of the 4 differebt pizzas my friends and I ordered on a night out recently, 1 was good, two were utterly indistinguishable in taste, being very bland and one utterly overcooked. Service was very slow and not at all attentive. The desserts were excellent though so perhaps planet pudding could be a better direction !

Really nice pizzas, the staff are allways very friendly! White ladies pizza planet is very good value for money, especially if you go when the deal is on and get 2-4-1. I'm vegetarian and there are plenty of salad options, and vegetarian pizzas. This is the best pizza place in bristol in my opinion! I recomend the chocolate brownie! X x x

Planet Pizza is simply the best pizza in Bristol!A nice, local restaurant on Whiteladies Road with a jolly atmosphere, great staff, good food and reasonable prices! Offers on most of the week means it's very affordable. The pizzas were delicious, with plentiful toppings and the staff more than willing to change toppings to suit my requests! Good selection of beers, wines and ciders, and generous soft drinks (not filled with ice like many pizza restaurants!). It was a bit too cold outside to sit on the benches out front, but I'll certainly stop by plenty in the summer for a lunchtime pizza and watch the (Clifton) world go by!

Stopped in visiting my sister and a friend in Bristol and needed somewhere fast(ish), cheap(ish) and tasty. Planet Pizza was perfect.We ordered a pizza each and shared - all were delicious with fresh and well thought out toppings (not just your usual ham and mushroom) and nice thin bases, not swamped in cheese. Loved the planet theme with each named after a planet - we too had a sly chuckle at ordering 'Uranus' (which the waiter took in great humour despite probably hearing that one twenty times a day!) We also had some chips and olives - both very tasty.The atmosphere is warm, cosy and unique. This is not another chrome laced Pizza Express copy, thankfully. Another table had a baby in a pram and I think it would be a great place to go with well behaved children. There was a great selection of drinks - local ciders/juices etc. All in all the only problem is that I don't live in Bristol - but if you expand up north I will be a regular!

this place is a great pizza restaurant. one of the few good pizza places that does chips on the side as well if you fancy being a kid again. pizzas named after the planets. Endless bad jokes about eating Uranas - which really is quite tasty! :)

It was very busy that night, with office parties all over the place, but they managed to fit me in. I was on business on my own. I had a meteorite pizza, which was delicious and I ordered a side salad - which was big enough to be a main course

I've been visiting Planet Pizza for 15 years and the food is consistently good. Great value lunch specials and super puddings. Busy at luchtime so get there early. The branch in Gloucester Road is equally good although it is a bit noisy in early evenings as families with young children love the place. Always interesting art displayed on the walls too. Take aways too.

We went here with two of our children, who are in their twenties. We nearly didn't go in, as there were kids playing table football at the front. However, we were shown to seating at the back, which was OK. The pizzas are not cheap. They are fresh, but the bases are so soaked in oil that they almost seem fried. The drinks are expensive - no free refills, either. The service is friendly enough, but the surroundings have a very tatty feel. Basically, I think Planet Pizza is trying to be all things to all people and falling into limbo as a result.

a great restaraunt, very friendly i always go here with my friends and family. the pizza is great and so are the chips. yum

I have been here lots of times and I am never disappointed.Pizzas are the best in bristol (especially 'the Sun' pizza)Service is good and I think the restaurant is good value for money.The chairs are not the comfiest but as a casual restaurant and the fact the pizzas are awesome, I don't care.YUM!

Our lunch was ruined because we left feeling like we had been overcharged/misled.We had a great lunch of 'lunchtime offer sized pizzas' and (very very mini) mini salads, having made these choices after seeing on the menus and front of the restaurant that these were part of the 'available everyday' lunchtime offer. (When i ordered i asked for the smaller lunchtime offer size and pointed to the everday offer on the menu - the waitress did not tell me the offer excluded saturdays) however when the bill came we had been charged full price and when my brother queried this we were told that it said 'everywhere' that saturdays were excluded from this offer '( An A board with an asterix was pointed to which did mention the saturday exclusion - when we pointed out that the large signs, and menus all advertised this offer was everyday this was ignored and it was just repeated that it said 'everywhere' that it was only weekdays) my brother felt angry and akward and paid the bill just so we could leave (he said he felt like the staff have heard this complaint plenty of times before ).... my email complaint via the website (website also states that the offer is everyday)has been ignored. If i had had some kind of response, apology, explantion it is likely that i would have considered revisiting rather than writing a poor review - it would be a shame if others have similar experience after such a good meal, hopefully they will consider changing their advertising and attitude towards complaints

Fantastic salads, tasty pizzas, excellent service. I would definitely go there again.

This place has more of a cafe atmosphere, and the pizzas are all named after planets. We shared one of the more expensive pizzas with chicken and chorizo and it was really delicious. The drinks were verging on extortionate prices however and this spoiled the experience somewhat. The pizza was around 13 pounds but a tiny ginger beer and small fruit juice pushed this up to almost 20 pounds.It certainly is a refreshing change and all the pizzas looked great. I would go back for sure, and would have one of the special deals next time.

This restaurant is our staple for when we have guests over. The food is top quality (the pizzas really are huge!), the pasta is excellent too. Fantastic service in a small but cosy restaurant. Very reasonable prices. Book a table though as it gets busy.

We've visited both the Whiteladies and Gloucester Road restaurants many times and have never been disappointed. The food is really good and reasonably priced, and the staff have always been welcoming and helpful... plus they have Heineken on tap!! :o)

Good Pizza's at a reasonable price. Service was excellant when i went.

This restaurant (the Whiteladies road branch) used to be one of our favourite casual restuarants, despite the distance from where we live and the pricey pizzas, as the pizzas were great and the service was good.Unfortunately we went recently and the food was terrible (we thought they had used bad ingredients) and the service was unfriendly to the point of rudeness.We will not be going back.

I have been to this pizzeria a lot over the last few years but won't be going again soon. Something changed it seems this year and the pizzas are now almost flavourless. I, and my fellow diners, were sorely tempted to put salt and pepper onto the pizzas to give them some flavour. If the chef changed, maybe he/she will change back, but for the time being, I would avoid this place. The only good thing you can say is that the pizzas are huge.

I love pizza, so I was tempted to go because of the great reviews - and they are not wrong. These pizzas are truly delicious, and there are some really interesting and yummy toppings. And it's not just pizza - we ordered one pizza, one small salad and ciabatta with olive oil and it was all very lovely.

Fresh pizza with a gimic twist. Useless staff though.

Great pizza, informal atmosphere. Outside tables at front of aurentrest

yum but a bit overpriced.... check out for the lunch meal deal!

It's a pizza place. What's the big deal? Same available from Tesco's for six quid cheaper.