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Tucked away just off the high street next to The Glades, this converted 1900s pub brings Napoli-style sourdough pizza to Bromley with genuine warmth. You'll find friendly staff, open kitchen theatrics, and those iconic green tiles that make you feel like you've stumbled into a local's favourite rather than a chain. The lunch deal (£12.50 for pizza and a soft drink) is a no-brainer for midweek office lunches, and if you're a marathon runner, don't miss their free pizza offer – seriously, they mean it.
Local favourite with genuine sourdough
Franco Manca in Bromley feels like the kind of place locals actually use, not just tourists passing through. The conversion from a historic pub gives it real character – those original 1900s green tiles are still there, and the open kitchen means you can watch your pizza being made while you chat. The sourdough base is genuinely good, light and slightly tangy, and the toppings are fresh without being over-the-top. Service is consistently friendly; Matteo from one review mentioned really sets the tone for a relaxed evening.
The lunch deal is solid value – £12.50 for a pizza and soft drink between 12-4pm on weekdays is hard to beat in this area. They're also dog-friendly and have baby changing facilities, which makes it practical for families. The only minor downside is it can get busy on Friday and Saturday evenings, so booking ahead is wise if you're going with a group. Overall, it's a reliable spot that punches above its weight for the Bromley area.