Peter Pan’s Pizzas

A bit hit and miss but do a fair shish, catch them on a good day you will enjoy the food, catch them on a bad day you’ll be disappointed, best takeaway in that row of shops on Chester Road, customer service is poor but so are all the takeaways there.
School report: Could do better. C-​. Needs to concentrate more and work harder.

Peter Pan’s Pizzas is a popular place for workmen and students in the Stretford area and on match days, it is heaving with hungry supporters ravenous for their margheritas. Set along a row of shops on busy Chester Road, there is a parking layby right in front. It does not look like much from the outside, but I can assure you that the pizzas are great and a total godsend when you can’t be bothered to be chained to the kitchen.
The staff (all male) are flirty and fun and will always keep you entertained while you await your freshly cooked pizza. Peter Pans also sells chicken and chips which I also recommend. The chicken is spicy and tasty and a close contender for KFC. Okay, so it is full of salt and a tad greasy, but salads and cottage cheeses just don’t cut it every day. The kebabs are the best in Stretford and they give you loads of meat, enough for two people really. Prices are cheap (£3.99 for a meal deal) and they also deliver locally. If you are passing and fancy a deviation from the diet, then Peter Pans is a good place to go.

Peter Pan loves pizzas, he’s famous for it remember! Oh wait my mistake, he’s famous for flying. Sorry.
Peter Pan’s Pizzas are about as specialist in pizza making as Peter Pan is himself. This pizza take-​away serves kebabs, burgers and chicken, and also pizza!
And believe it or not, none of its bad. The best thing about the place is the selection, not just in the genre of fast food you fancy but also within each genre too.
Pizzas are the usual flavours, with some exiting strange ones such as the donner meat pizza (not risked it myself!). You can also have stuffed crust for an extra quid, and deep pan rather than thin crust for an extra 50p. The garlic bread is well nice too.
In terms of kebabs, its all the types of meat you could expect, but unlike most places in Manchester, they serve them not only in the northern Nan Bread style but also in the southern tradition of Pitta Bread. Being a southerner myself, I cant resist this option.
Fried chicken and burgers don’t need an introduction, it suffices to say that they do the all important hot wings.
They also do some interesting extras, including hash browns and corn-​on-​the-​cob. Plenty of meal deals are available including meals for 2, 3, or the whole family and an unbelievably cheap lunch-​time deal where you can get a smaller portion of whatever fast-​food you require, for a mere £1.99.
Please note, they only accept cash.