A Great little place where it's all made fresh in front of you. I thought i would grab a quick take away and gave this a go. Great crispy base with some great flavours and many options available. A did not expect too much from this place but i was pleasantly pleased and i look forward to going again to enjoy a fresh flatbread. Just like a great pizza without the heaviness of a thick dough base.
The Veggie Perspective
+4
I went to FlatPlanet for a quick lunch yesterday and really enjoyed my visit. It’s a small café in Carnaby specialising in flatbread pizzas made with organic English spelt flour. There is an appetising selection of flatbread pizzas to choose from with lots of veggie friendly options including falafel and mushroom specials. FlatPlanet also include salads, sides, coffees/drinks and desserts on their menu.
Really good place for a late night meeting! It's often hard finding a place you can meet during the week day that is offering great food and hot drinks! I had the Moroccan chicken which was delicious! Recommended!
Didn't really know the concept before heading in, i thought it was some sort of wrap then was it some sort of pizza. its neither more of an unrolled thick wrap with plenty of topping.
Ended up having the Club and then ordering a second Chicken one to share. They were that good. Plenty of flavour and toppings. The tomato base/ chilli jam was really good. What is a stand out is the base wrap which is made from svelte wheat (i think thats its name) very noticeable in its different taste. A great addition.
We also had a few beers,
all in all well worth it
They have upped the sizes and the prices but fine, you now get what you wanted to start with- a decent lunch/ meal. Excellent
...as the name suggests flatplanet is about flat things. i guess that is true of most edible things here except the sweet things like brownies and flapjacks. on my first visit there with n i had the smoked salmon and creme fraiche, whilst she had the lamb aegean. what you get is an oval shaped flatbread, warm from the oven topped with toppings. it's a bit like a pita bread but much lighter and sli
My favourite is the El Diablo, a tasty combination of chili oil, sundried tomato paste, rose harissa, smoked chili jelly, chorizo, fresh coriander and shavings of fresh parmesan. OMGYUMMM. Below is a new Mexican flavour, with refried beans, tomato, red onion and guacamole. Plus extra garlic sauce (which you can add yourself. As much as you like!)
Quite the low-key find, this!
They do only flat breads with toppings with a few sides and drinks. The menu's concise, but they cover a decent spread of veggie and meat options. I wouldn't mind a bit of a menu rethink though - I had to do away with the oodles of rocket on my mushrooms and cheese flatbread, but otherwise it was really nice. The place is really cozy, especially the basement, with its bookshelves, games and piano sharing space with couches and rustic tables. The staff is sweet and prompt and doesn't rush you - the place is geared towards those who'd like to linger for a bit, solo or in a group.
Food's quite decent on the pocket, but a bit smallish in portions. However, the place is great if you're in the area and need a bite that's quick, non-junk and doesn't cost a bomb. Wouldn't mind a revisit at all.
Flat Planet
39 Great Marlborough St W1F 7JG
Great place for a quick meal, they serve fresh flat breads with different kinds of toppings. Very casual place but has a sort of a den feel to it specially if you happen to go downstairs. The books shelves are a conversation starter and the piano provides a cozy feel essential sometimes for people who want to get away from the bustling street. Quite pocket friendly and filling. It does not have too many options as far as the menu is concerned which I feel is the only drawback.
good food and very friendly staff plus cosy seating area downstairs. you can sit as long as you like and chat away.
Came in for breakfast, delicious pizza flat bread, tasted great and good price, charge extra for sauce which is the only downside
Very comfortable inside, especially downstairs. Although the area is touristy, this place maintains a quirky and unique style. There's a piano downstairs if you fancy a tinkle. Staff are very friendly. The food I found to be a little pricey but going back to the coffee, they do that very well. I go there all the time.
it's excellent for a quick bite when you're going to the theatre. they are friendly, fast and delicious and there is loads of space down in the basement. you can also do take away. My only point of critique was that I found my mushroom one a bit too oily. but still very nice!
Great menu. Standard coffee menu. The service is friendly and laid back. Unfortunately our coffee was served in takeout cups even though we sat in to eat which is a bit of a shame (they also forgot that we'd ordered them). If you wish to use cutlery it's of the plastic picnic variety which is a bit odd. Those two minor faults do not distract from the great menu and atmosphere in any way though. If you haven't stopped by yet I'd definitely recommend that you do next time you stroll past.
The food here is good and they do gluten free pizza which was a real treat for my dad.
The pizzas are definitely snack sized though, so don't go hungry unless you're gonna order two.
I don't approve of wine served in tumblers, but in general I like this place.
Great little place for lunch! The flatbread is freshly made, the toppings are simple but chosen with care. They have a nice selection of soft drinks, prompt service and interesting, cozy decor, great for a casual meet-up with friends. The seating outside is quite limited, but there's plenty of space inside and in the basement.
Loved the concept of this little bakery / pizzeria / gluten-free place. Had the flatbread for lunch and it tastes so nice. Portion is just perfect for a work lunch, not too big and not too small so you can carry on working. They make salad as well and noticed all their desserts are gluten-free... Will go back there to try more
I love having a quick snack here when I'm having a shop along Oxford Street.
They do decent coffee plus a small selection of sweet treats. Since visiting a couple of years back, it's clear that they've run with the idea of their flatbread pizza's, which are tasty for a light lunch.
Today I discovered this nice little when walking around in the area. It looked interesting, so I popped in.
I only had a coffee, and that was good. I should try the "flats" they're doing, but I cannot yet write anything about their food.
The interior looks ... interesting. A big world map hangs on the wall, and on most other walls you can read some greetings, probably written by random guests.
I have to go there again to try the food and find out a bit more about this place and the concept. It seems that this place is sometimes also used as live music venue, branded "Flatplanet unplugged".
Anyway, it's another interesting item on my list of cafes in central London. If you haven't been there, it's definitely worth checking it out!
I look very this place. Their Diabolo pizza is genuinely one of my favourite things in the whole world to eat.
The staff are cool, the food is DELICIOUS and the coffee is pretty good too.
Get some.
The food and cofee are great and the downstairs seating area is a place I find myself drawn to when I'm wanting sanctuary from the crowds of Oxford Street. One slight gripe was being turned away at lunch time during a prior visit because I was just after coffee rather than food :@
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I was really impressed with this place!
Added it to my list of places to come due to reviews on here - good quality ingredients, tasty and value for money at £6 but what I hadn't realised that was for take out!
The cheapest 'eat in' flat bread is actually £7 and the ones with toppings I'd normally go for were £8.50.
This place serves coffee, cake (didn't try any) and flat breads served like pizzas with different toppings and then put through the grill. Simple and a bit pricey at £8 but both me and my bf were so impressed with the flavours.
We got a flat bread each and were satisfied when we left (we both had a cookie at the cinema but wasn't essential!). I went for the Moroccan chicken which had houmous, sour cream, tonnes of chicken, mint and basil (really recommend) and bf went for the chorizo one which has a tomato base (one of the best I've had), chorizo, rocket and parmesan shavings. There were lots of other tasty sounding toppings so I'd definitely go back and overall walked away impressed!
Always go here when wanting a a coffee and pastry in the West End. Have tried the pizzas too and they're great. Lovely relaxed atmosphere, and so nice to find an independent cafe in town.
Nice ambiance and simple but exquisite flatbread pizzas. Nice and friendly staff. Many veg alternatives and easy to chandelier the order to fit your needs. £1 extra for gluten free
Delicious food for a working lunch. Service can be a bit slow at times, but that's usually due to its popularity and the food is always worth the wait. Avoid at peak lunch hour and you'll find a place to sit and be served quickly.
This pizza place is the best ever!!!
The establishment is rustic and fresh.
Their food is mouth wateringly moreish, 😋FANTASTIC!😋
And the staff.....'I'm trying to find the right words to say....'F@@K IT..... I LOVE THEM GUYS, AND YOU'LL LOVE THEM TOOOO😆😆😉😉😙😚🤗😄 EXEMPLARY. They're fun loving, huggable, very accommodating, friendly... MAN THEY'RE JUST THE BEST. Go there or go nowhere.😊
Peace Out!!!!!😊
I popped in here for a mocha and ended up chatting away to the barrista making my coffee – that's the friendly kind of little place this is. Opposite the main counter, there's a a wall of photos and postcards, and if you like you can leave them a postcard yourself just to say hello. With a large vintage map, cool pendant lights and relaxed seating, it's a nice place to take a small pause from the outside world.
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