Volare — Local services in Preston

Bought the Volare garlic bread and the Penne Arrabbiata but it wasn't anywhere near the same quality as what I've experienced in Southern Italy (Amalfi region).

The garlic bread had pieces of cut up tomatoes on it (rather than a passata type sauce) and the pasta didn't taste anything like I've had before in Italy. The tomato sauce in the arrabbiata tasted tangy rather than sweet.

Was quite disappointed with the food and have had better food at Bella Napoli.

I can make better penne arrabbiata myself than both places! All you need is some extra Virgin olive oil, some fresh garlic cut up and some cut up red chillies. You just need to fry that together then add a tin of Asda peeled plum tomatoes (the ones sourced from Italy) and let it simmer and then just add the penne pasta to it (cooked...

.My first order from Volare and my last. They'd been recommended by a neighbour so I thought we'd try them. I wish we hadn't. The garlic bread were like cardboard and cold. I couldn't eat it, I had to empty my mouth in to a napkin. When placing the order, delivery was quoted at 60 minutes. It took 1 hour 20 minutes to arrive. We live within a 5 minute drive so not sure why the food was late and cold. Not worth the £30+ I paid. Very disappointed. In future I'll stick to my usual local Italian takeaway, even if they don't...

Sad to say I did not experience volare before, maybe living with a chef I don't really do takeaways, happy to say I superseded him on my tea for this evening. I had garlic mushrooms, garlic bread and a Hawaii pizza, Well what can I say it was fabulous, on picking up the food from a meticulous clean establishenent to the absolutely fabulous food bursting with flavours, even the mister chef and picky daughter pinched quite a lot of it, think I will have to order more on my next visit, Hiden little gem on...