Fatto a Mano opens sixth London site on Baker Street
The Neapolitan pizzeria launched its newest branch near Baker Street station on 29 June 2026
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A Neapolitan pizzeria chain has opened its newest London branch on Baker Street. Fatto a Mano launched the site on 29 June 2026, bringing its total number of London locations to six. The company also operates three restaurants in Brighton & Hove.
What’s on the menu
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Diners at the Baker Street branch can choose from ten red pizzas and eight white pizzas. A gluten-free dough option is available for an additional £3. The menu includes a Nduja Lasagna Fritta starter, priced at £9, described by a reporter from *This Is Local London* as having a crispy exterior and a spicy, cheesy filling.
Mains range from £14.50 to £15.50. The Margherita Buffalo, costing £15.50, combines tomato, mozzarella, buffalo mozzarella, parmesan and fresh basil. The Diavola, priced at £14.50, features spicy salami and chilli. Both pizzas are baked at 450°C using dough proved for 24 hours.
Desserts include a Scugnizielli Nutella & Gelato, priced at £8, and a bowl of gelato for £6. The Nutella dessert uses the restaurant’s signature dough in a fried form, topped with vanilla gelato. A reporter from *This Is Local London* recommended sharing it due to the portion size.
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Location and service
The Baker Street branch is situated next to the station. A reporter from *This Is Local London* described the interior as having blue and white decor and noted the service as friendly. The reviewer was guided through the menu by a waiter named Kina, who recommended the Nduja Lasagna Fritta starter before the meal began.
Kina told the reporter that the Diavola pizza was his personal favourite. The reporter praised the restaurant’s focus on simple, high-quality toppings rather than overloading pizzas with ingredients.
What happens next
Fatto a Mano’s Baker Street branch is now open for customers. The restaurant accepts walk-ins and reservations. No further expansion plans in London were announced in the available material.
Questions this report answers
+How many Fatto a Mano locations are there in London?
Fatto a Mano has six locations in London as of 29 June 2026. The newest branch opened on Baker Street, joining five other sites across the city.
+What is the price of the Nduja Lasagna Fritta starter?
The Nduja Lasagna Fritta starter at Fatto a Mano’s Baker Street branch costs £9. It features a crispy, deep-fried exterior with a spicy, cheesy filling.
+Does Fatto a Mano offer gluten-free options?
Yes, Fatto a Mano offers a gluten-free dough option for an additional £3. The menu includes ten red and eight white pizzas, all available with this alternative.
+Where is the new Fatto a Mano branch located?
The new Fatto a Mano branch is located next to Baker Street station in Westminster. It opened on 29 June 2026 as the chain’s sixth London site.
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