Quattro — Restaurant in Preston

Overall, it was a good experience. I only tried their pizza so far. Food is Halal.

Food: The pizza is thin which is a bonus for me because I am not a fan of the thick doughy pizzas. It had generous amount of toppings. Fresh and full of flavour. It was piping hot and cheese was melting. I was expecting more of stone oven sort of Italian Neapolitan pizza especially when the name of the restaurant is “Quatro” which means 4 in Italian. So I was just hoping for a more Italian pizza. It was thinner than other pizzas you would get at other takeaways but still not a proper Italian pizza.

Chips was just as any other takeaway. Nice with red salt.

Staff: The person who served me was nice.

Place: The place was clean and I was surprised with how spacious it was from the inside with enough room for many guests. I think it would make such a great place for family or friends gatherings.

Cleanliness: Very clean from what I have seen. Definitely important when it comes to food.

Price: Very reasonable prices - I would say it is even on the cheap side. Great value for money.

Would I visit again? Yes I want to try their fried chicken.

Suggestion:

I was expecting more of stone oven sort of Italian Neapolitan pizza especially when the name of the restaurant is “Quatro” which means 4 in Italian. So I was just hoping for a more Italian pizza. It was thinner than other pizzas you would get at other takeaways but still not a proper Italian pizza. Maybe something to work on? Maybe add oregano or basil to give that Italian flavour...

I had the worst experience here yet in all of Preston. Assistance Dogs are protected under the Equality Act of 2010, and allowed full access to public places. Yet, when trying to get a table here, they gave me a hard time. Once I’d explained further they seemed to accept that it was illegal to separate an assistance dog from their owner - assistance dogs are not pets, but important workers in our health care system. As I was able to leave, a worker came out and said I wasn’t allowed to have my dog in the restaurant. I tried to explain again and yet was told other customers had complained (there was no other customers) and was told that other people minded me having my dog in the restaurant. I explained multiple times that this was illegal and that I require my dog with me for medical purposes as prescribed by my doctor but they laughed at me like I was ridiculous and told me that it wasn’t illegal - like they would know since they’ve clearly never met another disabled person in their life! Another worker came out and backed them up and as two queer women my partner and I got nervous and quickly left. I’ve yet to be so discriminated against as a person with a disability, and I’ll be loudly telling other disabled folks and supporters to avoid this place at all costs. If I can I’ll report them to any local council. They made me feel unwelcome, ridiculous, and I’m sorry to anyone who’s faced issues...

Ordered on just eat and had the worst experience.. staff was rude and started shouting at me also told me to deal with just eat as it was their fault on the phone and then shut the call whilst I was talking … had to go into the store to find out wat was happening and if we could get a refund firstly they completely ignored us then proceeded to argue with us saying if we had contacted his personal phone maybe we he would have made us a fresh meal then went to the back and didn’t com back out … food was under cooked , pink and overly salted.. was absolutely disgusting… would not recommend this...