Flour to the People!

Got a pizza from here, and surprisingly, a staff wrote down 'enjoy' in Korean! It made the pizza a lot more delicious and of course, pizza was amazing! Thank you:)

This place has amazing pizzas, breads and desserts. Me and my husband have been here twice for pizza. It was so good that I thought I will write review but the pizza didn't last that long. We ordered our separate pizzas on both our visits and managed to finish it. They do sourdough crust pizzas and the marinara is excellent. I was able to take pictures on our second visit. Their millionaire shortbread which is out of this world! (on the house). The staff is very helpful and friendly. We had Hassan serving us and he was very hospitable. The word is that the brunch is really good too. So hoping to go for brunch next time...

Absolutely love flour to the people! Great for brunch in the morning or pizza at night- this cozy restaurant with its fresh sourdough bread will not disappoint. Can get busy in the mornings so I’d suggest an early brunch before the rush hits around 10 or 1030. Favorites include the avocado slam and the croque.

I'm so pleased I made the effort to come here. The reviews are spot on! Lovely, quaint setting with friendly staff. You get a lovely family vibe, even with your fellow customers! The food was lovely. I had the vegetarian breakfast and my daughter had the big one. We both loved it and if ever in the area again, we'd return!

One of our favorite dining experiences, period. Phenomenal friendly service from people who treat you like friends, fresh home made meals all made-to-order, peak deliciousness, incredible warm atmosphere. Everyone here is smiling at all times, servers and customers alike.

Straight up best pizza in London for me. The consistency is on point and the pizzas never let me down. The Fantasia di fungi is a good shout. The staff are amazing and really friendly. 100% worth trying

Tiny restaurant, which is absolutely rammed for breakfast/brunch, but you don’t have to physically queue, you can leave your number and the restaurant will give you a call when space is available. Both times I’ve been we’ve shared a table with other people, but it’s a buzzy atmosphere and everyone’s friendly, so it’s not an issue at all, just maybe don’t come in with a buggy or bulky luggage - it’s already all very full. I had the pancakes, which were very good, and tried the avocado on toast with poached eggs, which was really exceptional. Also excellent hot chocolate. Friendly service too. Food: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5 Service: 4/5

very cozy pizzeria, very high quality pizza. Incredibly good pizzas, few tables available but people seem to grab and go. They make sour dough pizza and the lovely marinara. The best pizza found in London (after trying many) like a real Italian pizza. I highly recommend everyone since the staff is also kind and helpful, especially MAHMOUD good, kind, very elegant service and moreover very professional, he is keen to satisfy customers. Highly recommended if you are craving a real pizza.

First meal in UK and yelped guided me right! It's a small neighbourhood restarting sitting in Battersea. Looks like a popular join for the locals, several locals walk in and asked for the really baked bread. Our food was great!!i was a little skeptical when I saw the comment saying the bread was hard like a stone. It's not, sourdough needs a certain toughness to hold the food on top. Food was great! There's no one bite that we are not happy with. Especially the salmon potato , never a fan of that dish but this one changed my mind! Our food took a bit of wait but it's worth it, you can tell that chef made everything from scratch and it's infused with craftsmanship and passion for cooking. The owner made several breads during our time there. That's just golden to me, you come in to a restaurant and seeing how something in your plate is made by someone behind you is amazing, that's the beauty of neighbourhood restaurant, main ingredients are not sourced out, they are made in-house by real people who you can have conversation with. Love the conversation with the owner too, great atmosphere and great food! Will definitely recommend anyone to visit.

We had the pizzas delivered and it is a bit disappointing. the sauce tasted literally like blended up tomato, very thin and tomato-y, so I am not impressed by it as I like my pizza very saucy. So if you like those pizzas that has less sauce, you might find this quite nice. The pizza dough is a bit different than the sourdough pizza we have from other places. This is very thin and a bit crunchy, other places are rather spongy and I'd prefer spongy so I had to give an average score on the pizzas. Pizza to the people - prosciutto and mozzarella. good portion of prosciutto. £11.75 Capricciosa - mushroom, olives, artichokes, prosciutto salami and mozzarella £14

We came in for a brunch and there weren't any sourdough crumpets. But that was okay, we had toast instead and enjoyed our food! The coffee was solid and it was easy to get tap water here, as tourists! The portions were large enough to keep you going for the day but not so filling that you feel sick leaving. Probably the best part of Flour to the People was the service. The guy with the man-bun and his partner were so sweet, and really brought a spirit of hospitality to the business. We were sort of travel-tired and wanting to just be around nice people (tired of TSA and transit drivers), so it was so nice to meet some genuinely nice people, with warmth and a nice bite to eat.

Great little breakfast spot! Went twice during our holiday in London, very well made cappuccino with the option to add chocolate flakes on top. Definitely recommend the English one, but the American one along with the avocado toast were all fan favorites! Unfortunately we were unable to come for the pizza starting at 5pm but the sourdough bread it comes on was a delicious touch to every breakfast. Get there early because seating is limited but definitely worth the wait

One of our favorite dining experiences, period. Phenomenal friendly service from people who treat you like friends, fresh home made meals all made-to-order, peak deliciousness, incredible warm atmosphere. Everyone here is smiling at all times, servers and customers alike.

Found this cafe around the corner from my friends house and had the "vegan one" for breakfast - it was delicious. Their coffee and bread were AMAZING and their staff were so friendly!!!

Hardest bread I had in my whole life! Their freshly made breads that were so well spotted on many reviews here really disappointed me. We couldn't even cut it, it was dry and hard like wood! It spoiled the whole breakfast since we couldn't really cut the bread and soak all the yummy ingredients with it. Wasn't a cheap breakfast, the place is tiny, crowded and just not all that precious gem as some people are raving about.

We came here twice over a two day period because it was so delicious and the people were so friendly! First time we came after 5 and got the Margherita pizza and the breakfast pizza (both amazing). And the second time we got breakfast/brunch (see pictures). Really kicking myself for not getting the fruity fizz but maybe next time :) Has a really cozy atmosphere and local beer selection. The staff are extremely helpful as well. seriously just come and eat here.

MY GOD this place was mind blowing. I got the Big Croque (I think that's what it's called?) and it's quite possibly my favorite meal ever. The prices were super reasonable which is great if you're on a budget like I am. The plates were bigger than expected (always a good thing) and the coffee/tea was fresh, hot, and delicious. So glad I tried this place out.

Very small out of the main area but with great food great service and a great atmosphere everything is fresh and made and delicious wish it was a little bigger because the seating area is a little cramped

Pizza is fresh from the pizza oven - delicious!! Friendly & cozy environment. small, but very inviting. Reasonable prices & wine by the glass or bottle.

To start, staff member greeted me with a smile when I walked in which almost never happens in London. One star. Second, the menu seems very extensive for brunch with all your usual egg and sammy offerings. Cozy place Two stars. I got the smashed avocado with sweet chilli, lime & feta on sourdough. I asked for brown bread instead of white and the aforementioned staff member found some for me. Three stars. The sammy is solid. Huge avo chunks and the feta and lime/chili complemented the savoury taste. The bread slices are generous so this is quote filling. Four stars. Got sammy quickly. Also, clean toilet. Five stars.

Such a lovely neighborhood cafe! The owner is fantastic and really goes out of his way to make your experience special and get to know each table. Of course, the food was delicious and you can see the bread being made every morning right in front of you. A must visit!

Since my October review, Flour to the People has risen to the occasion. Coffee is still solid. Queues for tables can often crowd the snug place on a weekend. Since I last reviewed, Flour to the People has added offerings and improved their already impressive array. The toaster on the table with fresh sourdough bread on weekends is absolutely glorious, in every which way. Having had the pleasure of purchasing a fresh loaf of sourdough hot from the oven, there is nothing more delightful than having the warmness of the bread emanating through the bread bag as you walk in the often dreary, cold London weather. Ripping off a piece of warm bread with just a hint of sourness just pops deliciousness in your mouth. The sourdough is even better than many of the famous places in San Francisco that specialise in the same. Flour to the People has added pizza offerings to a dinner menu. Still in its infancy, it is a well-kept secret that we thoroughly enjoy. The only place in London we've eaten dinner from two nights in a row. It is just that good. The dough is freshly made (a variant of their bread dough), and is delicious. The single size portions simply work. Slightly more than you need to fill up, but leaving the little devil on your shoulder craving just one more slice. The pizza toppings are great. The basic tomato sauce they use is replete with herbs, and a fresh tomato taste. Definitely not the canned drivel so often used at pizza joints. They have a number of white pizzas, too. The wild mushroom sauceless pizza has a great fragrance to it and tastes great. The only thing missing is actual chunks of wild mushrooms :/ But Pizza Diavolo is an explosion of spice atop a great pizza. And, in the true spirit of great pizzas, they offer a varied selection of a little less than a dozen choices, but only one main ingredient each. You'll find no "Meat Lover's Supreme" option here. Thankfully!

Flour to The People is a fairly new addition to my neck of the woods. They opened a couple months ago, but I wasn't able to try them until recently as at first they weren't open early enough in the morning or late enough in the afternoon for me to stop in. Thankfuly, they've realized that to be a breakfast spot you actually have to be open breakfast hours. (But they still close early). It's a bit of an odd one wanting to be both a bakery and a breakfast restaurant, but not having a huge range of baked goods. I'm really still on the fence. We popped in and got some breakfast baked goods to take with us for the day. It was a Sunday, and I wonder if maybe they don't bake everything fresh all weekend. Our "Battersea Bun" (basically a giant Chelsea Bun) was ok, but I would be shocked if they claimed it had been baked fresh hours earlier. It was dryyyyyyyy and a bit hard - bordering on stale. As someone who bakes a lot at home, I'd guess it was made on Friday or Saturday. :( We also got a blueberry muffin, which was quite tasty and seemed a bit fresher. I'm not sure how well Flour to The People will fit in to the area in the long run. I do think it needs a major rethink of its opening hours as well as working on staff training a bit (sloooow and confused service). While I couldn't fault the baking as such, I could certainly wish for fresher baked good from a place that calls itself a bakery. I'd like to give them another try, but I'm not yet convinced overall.

Absolutely perfect breakfast. The food is delicious, the coffee was perfect and the gentlemen running the place were incredibly kind. Great experience, I am so glad we stopped in. I am always a bit worried small places will not be suitable/comfortable for us and our little one (5 years old), but the tables here were perfect.

Amazing eggs Benedict The space is really tiny though but it's what gives its charm Great 90's playlist

First of all, great name! Luckily the atmosphere and food live up to that. Delicious fresh avocado smashed onto two lightly toasted pieces of sourdough and sprinkled with feta - sadly I couldn't taste the sweet chilli advertised on the menu as part of this dish, but I didn't miss it and the lime added a little zing. A great strong but smooth and lovely frothy cappuccino completed my brunch experience. Service was friendly enough but nothing OTT, and it's a nice small space with just four tables, each for up to four people, so I didn't feel too conspicuous eating by myself. I couldn't decide whether I was hungry enough to add two poached eggs to my avocado smash, but my server gave me the hack of adding just one egg and that was perfect. If you love bread and are looking for a novel breakfast/ brunch, they have the option of unlimited toast for an hour with a variety of spreads and toppings (plus two sides), with a magimix toaster right on your table :)

The place is cosy and comfortable although small. Staff is friendly and good serving. Food is delicious . Especially sourdough bread is awesome. They make their own bread. Recommended :)

I am a long time user first time reviewer on Yelp, but this place absolutely deserves it. Cosy place with communal tables, incredibly friendly staff and exceptionally tasty food for a very reasonable price. What more could you possibly ask for!? Hands down the best brunch I've had in London so far.

Best bread in London. From the menu, the French one, the slamwich and the english one were excellent! Owner was overly accommodating, pleasant atmosphere, they had seating for 6... exceeded our expectations. I hear they do pizza for dinner with the same dough, I have to imagine that is excellent as well

The food and service here was impeccable....haven't had anything like it in London! A must-try! It's a nice and cozy little joint with extremely friendly servers! We'll definitely be back....can't really go wrong with anything on their menu!

A real find, food and service were excellent. We had great breakfasts and real quality coffee. The place is small but has a great atmosphere. I would highly recommend this place.

Great spot for breakfast/brunch. They are really friendly and the food is great! We had the unlimited toast and the slamwich. The bread and homemade butter is amazing. I also had the wild mushrooms and roasted tomatoes. The portions are healthy and the slamwich cooked in maple syrup is delicious.

Flour to the People is my new favorite neighborhood spot! The gentlemen who work in the restaurant are all smiles and the homemade sourdough is phenomenal. I would highly recommend the venue for casual brunch!!

Such an amazing spot! My friend and I were staying nearby and stumbled upon this place. We had the all you can eat bread breakfast and it was such an amazing deal! The bread is so fresh made, and we really liked the added touch of being able to toast your own bread. The service was also phenomenal and the staff were incredibly friendly. Wish I could go back everyday!

Amazing coffee and great food with beautiful homemade bread. Very cool that you toast your bread yourself in a see through toaster! Will definitely be back!

Amazing brunch spot :) Everyone is so friendly and they give you a 'treat for a tweet' Highly recommend eating here!

Excellent sourdough to takeaway. I had a coffee once, it was ok, but better options locally including la Moka. Haven't tried the food but portions look generous.