Manhattan Pizza Company in Sunderland

Pizza and kebab top notch! Burger good....

Poor pizza, base would be great if they could get the dough cooked correct as it had good flavour and crisp, (the bits that were baked enough) . The base sauce was also tasty but the toppings just slides off the top maybe they use a cheaper ingredients were they can.

I'll put new places I see and new ideas of other places that should be built tell me if they're good ideas people

Very very well made unique and authentic pizza. The deep pan inferno is my favourite and always excellent with a great service delivery. Cooked to perfection and garnished to taste. You won't regret it friends, I guarantee 💯

Recently moved into the area and my old favourite takeaway doesn’t deliver to my new address so I had to find an alternative, a friend recommended this place to me and WOW!! This place is 10 times better then my last takeaway. Cheap prices, excellent food, lovely service! I order the veggie burger (it’s been hard to find vegetarian friendly takeaways since I moved to the Washington area) and it’s delicious! Every meal I’ve had from Manhattan pizza has been cherished, and left me full and happy. 10/10

Normally have lovely food from here but last nite ordered a chicken with mushroom jalapeños however sweetcorn was add to the pizza and I am allergic to it, tried calling the shop but no answer. Full pizza thrown in the bin. What a waste of 14 pounds

Sometimes the pizzas here are great other times not so much. Not too fussed on their kebabs though they've been quite dry whenever we have ordered them. All in all not too bad for a drunken walk home.

Well..... Where do i start.... The pizza fell to bits when picked up..... Kebab so greesy it slipped through your fingers and the so called 'salad' that contained more boiled onions than you could ask for was rank...... Would never order again!!!

Not as good as Hot biite for sure. First and last visit .Nice bloke but portion size and quality lacking. Explains why so many takeaways are dumped on pavements every weekend in this takeaways packaging.

nice people but rotten food. When the front of the pizza brushed against my taste buds I knew I was not under any circumstances going to enjoy it. The “Meaty Meltdown” almost made me feel like having... well... a meltdown. I glimpsed a long thick black hair on the end, but it was too late. It had already slithered down my throat before I could stop my gag reflex from kicking in. Let’s just say it took a good 15 minutes to clean my windscreen from churned up, mediocre pizza; which, not to mention, was riddled with buckets of grease.