Franco Manca Tottenham Court Road

"If you go by Indian taste buds people can not enjoy the food here. Indian people don't like thin base Pizza, and they don't have chicken options. The mint tea was nice. The service was good. But didn't enjoy the food. But yes I have seen other people enjoying their food. Garlic bread and pizza didn't have any difference. We didn't enjoy the food."

"The handmade lemonade is very delicious. The garlic bread and pizza had a very good sour dough."

"I went here in february with a few people. The pizza came pretty quick and tasted authentic Italian. You could also see the chef making it. and it looked very professional. Best pizza I've had, by far."

"Franco Manca - Has Moved - 5 doors up - Northwards towards Camden - same delicious sourdough pizza and ‘no logo’ beer"

"Franco Manca have always managed to serve up incredibly appetising looking food, which tastes great, and at really fair prices, such a refreshing change. Even their sauces, such as Scotch Bonnet, are brilliant. And they’ve shown that such a business model can work, as they’ve expanded massively and are always popular. I wonder, though, if it’s time to reassess the balance of product v. pricing? On my recent visit, I enjoyed the quality of the olives, but it was a very small portion. My side salad was splendid, no queries there. My pizza, however, had issues, despite being the core element of the meal. The variant I ordered apparently featured toppings including sliced roast potato, roasted onions, and Stilton. Of the latter, there was literally one forkful of the entire pizza where I tasted any Stilton. That’s disappointing, having paid for this pizza, but it also means the dish lacked a punch of flavour. The other issue was rather ridiculous. I noted there were no onions at all on the pizza, so when the (very nice) waitress asked if everything was OK, I politely mentioned this. Her response actually made me laugh in an ironic way: “ah….yes… not missing, it’s just that the potatoes were cooked with onion”. This made no sense, but I assume it was to fool me into thinking the potatoes would take on some onion flavour but not be included, by design!? Not only utterly ludicrous, but highly irritating because it assumes I knew little about dining out or had little experience, the absolute opposite being true. I also sensed that as she was so quick to say this, it implied they have certain excuses ready for such scenarios. I’m not sure whether the onions were forgotten, or they’d run out (in which case just nip out and buy some, there’s a Tesco and Sainsbury's nearby!), but it’s one of my absolute restaurant pet-hates to find stated ingredients/constituent items completely missing. Please, Franco Manca, don’t fall to the levels of so many other restaurants."