Frank's Pizza
352b Duke St, G31 1RD - Glasgow
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·£10–20
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Popular for dinner
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Good for solo dining
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Casual
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Offers takeaway
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Serves dine-in
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The pizza was nice, but not amazing. The garlic knots were delicious though! The staff were all kind and curteous, but the food took a long time to come. I’d definitely recommend but don’t go in a rush, or order ahead of time for takeaway.
It's great to finally have a good option in Dennistoun for sit-in pizza. The pepperoni pizza was great, and the chicken tenders were unreal. I'm also a big fan of the Frank's fries. The hot honey dip isn't massive, but it's a decent amount to drizzle on the pizza. Garlic mayo and cool lemon dip are huge and delicious.
Tasty spot for NY style pizzas and also BYOB. I would say that having sat in and ordered take out, timings tend to run a bit behind schedule. So factor in that you may be waiting longer than quoted for pickup and that food can take a while to come out (around 40 minutes for us sitting in).
We ordered food from Frank’s last night while visiting friends in Dennistoun and decided to try their new restaurant on Duke Street. It was our first time ordering from the venue for all four of us. …
Some of the best pizza I’ve ever had. Excellent fries and mozzarella sticks too. Went far too dumby.
I ordered a salami pizza and some parts of the dough were burnt. Also the tomato sauce was quite acidic which for me meant that they never checked it to correct it with sugar as you’re meant to do. Considering this pizza had 3 toppings and one of them lacked the basic checks of cooking, plus burnt a bit, it definitely needs improvement.
Features & Services
Service options
Offers takeaway
Serves dine-in
Popular for
Popular for dinner
Good for solo dining
Offerings
Quick bite
Dining options
Serves dinner
Atmosphere
Casual
Payments
Accepts credit cards
Accepts debit cards
Accepts NFC mobile payments
Children
Good for kids
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