Flatbread

Got take out and the pizzas were shoved in the boxes. They are definitely not up to the standards for which flatbreads is known. The toppings were minimal — and the crusts slightly burnt. Disappointing to say the least. Worth driving to Amesbury.

Great pizza and salads, organic ingredients, awesome company mission, attentive staff, and family-​friendly atmosphere. Favorites include Jay’s Heart and the Community with organic salad with blue cheese. They also host fundraisers for local groups monthly. We love it here!

Best Pizza in town! Love this place! Nice country club, very comfortable for families. Great that our youth can work right in town, I had great service!

I have enjoyed the Flatbread company for years at a bunch of their locations and have never been disappointed. Even at my visit today everything was great. I’m sure in the first month or so they were working out any quirks but definitely a place to frequent often. Thanks for opening a place close to my home.

I LOVE Flatbread in North Conway, Portland, Amesbury etc. This location has the same great pizza… however the location needs some help. 1.) Turn the lights down ! You are not a cafeteria and as is today there is NO atmosphere. If you have been to other locations you will see and feel a comfortable vibe which is helped by warm lighting NOT spotlights. 2). where is the funky décor that makes Flatbread so cool? the walls are pretty stark. I know this is a new location but décor goes a long way… again go to the other locations and then compare. We actually wondered if anyone from Flatbread had ever been to this location. 3.) Cool that you use only MA beers on tap. BUT perhaps add a pilsner or more variety. The night we went IPA, IPA, Pale Ale, Bud light. 4.) The drafts were served in thin narrow beer glasses. I love a good draft served in a regular pint glass… whenever I get one in a glass that is smaller or appears to be, I immediately feel like the bar is trying to trick me out of a few ounces… kind of like when you get a pound of coffee and then notice it is 11oz. just strikes me the wrong way. Again the pizza is worth the visit but it bums me out that they could make this so much better with some help with the location.

I will hopefully someday write an updated review with a higher score… flatbreads in amesbury is 10000xs better.
They have only very young high school kids there. I went there with my mom on a Sunday at 4:30. There were 4 – 5 open tables. All over the establishment. The host told us it would be a 10 – 15 minute wait. We left and brought our business to The Spot!
The pizzas are always burnt and bubbly. They certainly do not taste the same. Someone needs to train the pizza guys on how to make a Flatbreads pizza.
Very disappointing. Hoping for a turn around.

We came around 6:30 it took awhile for the food but, we came with my little brother and sister and my dad’s friends who also have little kids and we got a room to ourselves and they brought out this huge teddy bear and they played on it and I mean it was a HUGE teddy bear and they loved it, rolling around on it. They sat more people in our room but it didn’t matter they still played.
The pizza came around 7:30 and it was GREAT I would definitely be back here it is worth the wait. The pizza was great it was flat (duh its called «Flatbread Pizza») and it had some spices on it the crust was the best part I would recommend this to anyone who hasn’t come here before! Definitely coming back again

Don’t waste your money. Over priced.
No children’s menu. Nothing other than pizza (which Georgetown already has 5 pizza places).
Gluten free pizza was disgusting and barely cooked. Cost me an additional $ 7 just for gf. My sons regular cheese n tomato no frills pizza was undercooked as well and $ 15!
Wine is overpriced and no options to speak of. $ 3 for a kids soda.
Too bad there are so many «charity fundraisers» in town here because I won’t go back to support them.

Went on a Sunday afternoon for a Patriots game. This is a huge improvement for the country club. Hopefully they have a larger menu soon like the other flatbread restaurants such as special salads of the day. As usual this is quality though! Awesome location for a Flatbreads!

I love Flatbread but this location has definite problems. If you go on a Friday or Saturday night, good luck, dont bother, 1 ½ hour wait times, and don’t even think about take out, they dont answer the phone. This can not be owned by the same people who run the other Flatbread’s Pizza’s in the area. In addition, the salad dressing isnt made the same way and the couple of times I got a Jay’s Heart at this location it didnt test anything like what I was use to. I live in the next town over from Georgetown and I was so excited for Flatbread to open because of the long drive to Amesbury but I think its worth the extra 15 mins each way, that’s how much different this location is. I’m hoping they turn it around, those lines wont last forever if the service and quality continue like it is. Praying for a turn around.

We had a really nice lunch at Flatbread. We went with the Homemade Sausage and a Cheese pizza and both were fantastic. Both pies had good flavor and a good crust. We will be back soon and probably often. The resturant was light, airy, well decorated and clean. Service was good. If they can keep up this standard this place will be a goldmine. Honestly I think it is probably the best resturant experience in Georgetown. Located at the Georgetown CC there is also plenty of parking.

The pizza was ok but not really up to par with their other locations.

Best pizza in town! Very clean with friendly service. I am looking foward to going back.

The food was quite good and fresh. Salads were awesome, but only one dressing, which we all liked. The pizzas were great. Service was still a bit disorganized, but when we asked for our second round (the first Round was slow as well) our pizzas were comped. We weren’t really complaining we just wanted somethings to drink. So my impression is worth going, as the seem attentive to the organizational issues. Hope they work out the kinks!

Pizza is great. Went on day 2, but service was very lacking. Told there was a 10 minute wait for a table. Requested to sit at one of seven visibly empty tables at bar. No, 10 minute wait. Sat at bar, ate pizza. None of the tables ever filled. Many staff but none seemed to have direction or managerial coordination. Will get take out until they fix this. But again, best pizza in town.

Very laid back environment. The menu is salads and pizza, all of them are great. The deserts are great too. There’s a big bar too, haven’t sat their yet but it looks promising. Staff is friendly and you can watch your pizza cook in their wood fired stone over.