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45, Day Street, 02144, Somerville, Middlesex County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 617-776-0552
website: flatbreadcompany.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 42.395749, Longitude: -71.1238204
Jeanette DeNava
::The best pizza I ever had. All fresh local and organic ingredients. And Wood Stone oven handmade by The Something Community. Highly recommend! Oh and almost forgot the bowling alley. Good eats and fun
Kristen Cox
::Fun place with a great food and beer selection. I'm also constantly surprised by how quick they are. We went last week (8 of us--also good for groups!) with some very hungry kids after a dance recital and the pizza was out just about when coloring lost its appeal.
Shadnan Asraf
::Staff is very nice. I usually sit near the fire in the winter because it is very nice and warm. Who needs air conditioning if you've got a fire? Food is very good and I loved the pizza. Usually it can be pretty crowded and hard to coordinate between getting food and bowling. I had a lot of fun coming with friends. And I've never been bored here. The waiting time for the food is pretty long and annoying. Prices are a bit high. Very crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. It's best to go there at weekdays when school is happening because it can be very crowded with students from nearby schools. The bowling Lane's can be full a lot of times so it's best to schedule a lane before you get there. Overall I had a very good experience.
Ronald Abregu Jr
::Came here for a quick bite with my girlfriend and was amazed with how friendly and energetic the place was. Their selections of pizzas are super tasty and their drinks are so refreshing. Great part about this place is that they have a bowling alley where you can eat and play or if you’re not in the mood for a game, then there is a section where you can sit and watch the chiefs as they toss and make your pizza.
Kevin Murphy
::Great space. They restored an old bowling alley from the early 1900s. Great open seating areas near the clay pizza oven. A bar along the side. Their pizza options don't change much, but are relatively solid. It's a thin crust, but not very crispy and cut into strips. They don't guarantee that you can get a bowling lane if you order a meal. It's difficult to coordinate a lane with food on the weekend. If you want to bowl and eat, it is best to find a time during the week when school is in.