The Potato Project - Menu

beautiful and friendly service . the day we went, it was not very crowded (jist, as I like it) and good music was on. will be happy to return

Omgggg being northern you have to love jacket potatoes and so when I discovered this place, I was sooooo excited! They offer a wide range of toppings and

A homely Soho café dedicated to the humble spud one of the best value-for-money lunch around. Must-orders: the ham hock jacket coleslaw combo, the (sweet potato) cheesecake

This little hidden place has a very different concept and is very delicious. It offers jacket potato with different fillings and one portion is big enough to fill you up. A very small place but definitely worth trying. Recommendation tuna Halal no

good little spot that I love jackenkartoffeln, I was really impressed by my mushroom filling. good 'different' choices and very tasty. it is a busy place service was fast what I observed was consistent while I enjoy my lunch here. only feedback was for the personal look to smile as if they enjoy it when this happens, it will be even better. recommend a visit.

Even in my darkest time, while I lived in Australia (it is true, I have complained more than I had, it is really not so bad), there was always a thing about it that gave me hope in a better life, in the existence of a higher for the purpose: spud bar. something as simple as a baked kartorun with all that you could wish, is the perfect evolution of “fast foods”

I wouldn't have thought I had been so impressed with a jacket kartoffel for lunch. but my recent visit to the potato project in soho was one of the more satisfying meals I had recently. from “a classic” to “a bit different” is the menu of the potato project from exactly what you would expect to bring a kartoffel onto the stage to find even inventive and even fascinating combinations.

This was a great place to go to get a quick meal, it was the first place we ate in Soho after checking in to our airbnb just around the corner and it was perfect. Staff was very friendly and helpful in making the tough decision about which potato to choose. The 3 of us all chose different potatoes but they were all amazing. They have a very small space upstairs where you order and then they have a couple of communal tables downstairs with more space to sit.

I was surprised to see a kartoffel chain similar to spudbar, which works here in london. I was also surprised to see that my Mealpal-ordered chicken curry potato is in a pesto and mozzarella (be sold out because of) another unintentional vegetarian lunch, sigh. this meal made me a little confused. the sweet potato, although ridiculously expensive, is cooked to perfection and holds it together. almost. the skin is an unbleached jacket with a thorough injection of pesto and cheese. but it is not the right cheese for a sweet potato. it only ends a lump, and the beautiful bright pesto separates with all the olive oil at the bottom of the box. I think I had a much better time with the dazzling ch...