One of our favorite spots in London! After a full Saturday of exploring, we ended at Camden…read moreMarket. When at Camden, we cannot miss Andy's, only a block off Camden High Street. We beat the rush, and got a table for two outside where we shared several small plates; Hummus, Garlic Shrimp and a Big Greek Salad. Perfect for a warm Summer evening. Go to Andy's next time you're in Camden. you won't be disappointed.

Great neighborhood spot, with a real buzz to the dining room. Food is very rustic. Simply…read moreprepared. Very fresh. Not the vest best Greek food I've had -- could have been a little more flavorful -- but a nice, cozy spot for dinner.

"This is the best Greek food I ever had!"; my husband told our server. She nodded sweetly; she was…read morevery nice and helpful. And I totally agree - the food was very good. They have a lunch/afternoon special that includes a variety of meal options for...I think it was $12.50. So we got a couple of those, choosing the chicken skewers and the lamb meatballs. They come with pita bread, tzatziki, a lovely Greek salad, and rice or chips. Really refreshing and flavorful; filling but not heavy. It also seemed like a lot of vegetarian choices were available. We also got the humus and some Greek peach iced tea, and that was enough for all 3 of us to feel completely satisfied and at a very reasonable price. Comfortable seating and nice decor. We don't live on this continent but I am sure that I will hear my husband say, many times, in the future "remember that little Greek place we went to in London?" Yes; I will.

We were looking to grab a quick meal before our show started and popped into this restaurant…read more Overall we were quite pleased. We started with cocktails. My Old Fashioned tasted great with the Greek honey. The lemon gin drink was OK. Our large Greek salad was excellent. Too often they are made with too much lettuce. Here, there was no lettuce, just lots of veggies, feta cheese, olives, etc. nicely done! Our lamb and halloumi skewers were tasty though could've been a bit larger serving wise. Finally, our flat bread (pita) and hummus were good though perhaps slightly overpriced. Service was very good, the restaurant was clean and fairly comfortable. Two thumbs up!

We visited London in June and went to The Real Greek. Our server was Sayem and the customer…read moreservice was good. We ordered Spinach pie, Dolmades, Fish Platter, Pork Gyros wrap, Octopus and chicken skewer. We also ordered Draft Alpha Omega pint of beer. Overall the experience was great. The atmosphere was pleasant. The value was okay. There was no wait time. It was a great location to walk to.

I was in London on a solo business/personal trip and tried several pubs. On my last night I wanted…read moresomething different. I had a hankering for good Greek Food, which is hard to find back home. London being a food mecca, I figured I couldn't go wrong. Jumped on Yelp and a plan was formed. Despite it being a crowded Saturday night, they fit me in. What an incredible oasis of Greek deliciousness. They have a ton of small plate appetizers and main dishes, so it was perfect to sample. Everything from the tzatziki sauce to the lamb kabobs was full of flavor and perfectly prepared. Add in half a carafe of dry white Greek wine and I was almost transported to a Greek island. It isn't large and can be energetic, but great service, food and vibe.

Everything went well. The food was magnificent. The service could not have been better and the…read moreambience is good.

Items ordered: Olive…read moreoil rosemary focaccia, cod roe, cultured butter Tiger milk bread Tzatziki, cucumber, dill Okra on charcoal, smoked tomato, sherry, basil Octopus stifado, black-eyed beans, sherry vinegar shallots Bucatini pasta, red praws, clams Lamb shank, mushroom trahanas Bone in beef short rib slowly cooked, beef sauce As part of our London family vacation, we went to Opso for modern Greek cuisine. It was right next to where we stayed in Marylebone, in a nice neighborhood location. The ambience and service were good, but the food was a bit disappointing to me, especially for the price that we paid. I will note that our kids absolutely loved the place, but I think that's more about the types of items that we ordered, rather than the execution of the food itself. We started with some bread and tzatziki. The bread was really good and fresh, but you really don't get much for 5 GBP. The tiger milk bread is really just a roll. At least the focaccia came with some interesting butter and some cod roe. The tzatziki had a lot of strong flavor and was very rich and thick. Next, we got the smaller dishes. The okra was ok, but over sweet. In general, I think this restaurant leaned too heavily on sherry vinegar, as this was also a heavy flavor in the octopus later. The bucatini pasta was for the kids, and they absolutely loved it. For the main protein entrees, I'll start with the Octopus, as it's probably the dish I had the most challenge with. I just feel like the dish relied too much on the sherry sauce. I also think that octopus and sherry is a pretty weird flavor combination, and I didn't think they went well together. The octopus itself was cooked very well, and eating it alone was fine. Also, the accompaniment of blacked-eyed beans didn't really go with the rest of the dish, and they also didn't have much flavor or seasoning (although good, firm texture). The lamb shank was also disappointing. It wasn't as tender as expected, certainly compared to what we've gotten at other Greek or Mediterranean restaurants. The seasoning was also uneven within the lamb, with many bites actually dull in seasoning. It also didn't seem to have any particular flavor beyond just natural lamb and salt. Contrast that with the mushrooms that are part of the dish, which I felt were overly seasoned. The couscous was very good. Finally, the beef short rib was my favorite dish of the night. It was unctuous and rich. But what really separated it from other good short ribs that we've had is the crispy and textured sauce on top, which had some breading, chives, and especially these nice crispy pine nuts.

Solid lunch spot…read more Under rated Great food - simple - direct - yummy Will go back Really nice service and staff

Tasty and reasonably priced…read more Shared a number of things as a group. Nearly empty at 18:30 and got busier around 20:00. Tzakziki - 3/5. Good pita but the sauce was nothing special. Greek salad - 3/5. Nice chunks of cheese but wouldn't get again. Grilled vegetables - 3/5. Well grilled. Baked feta - 4/5. Quite flavorful and fun Pork Kritharaki - 5/5. Hearty, rich and complex. Aubergine - 4/5. Very fun to spoon the dish out of the cooked eggplant and eat the pomogranite. Vegetarian mussaka - 4/5. Cheese heavy. Vanilla ice cream - 5/5. Unlike any ice cream I've had. So think. Halfway between typical ice cream and Indian kulfi.

Food was amazing! We walked in with no reservation and they manage to seat us immediately. We came…read morein before evening rush. Their staff was very friendly and prompt. We ordered halloumi popcorn, warm flat bread, pork skewer and a greek salad. Their serving was enough for me and my SO and enjoyed every last bite of it.

Got take away from here last night. The camera did not eat first as we were starving but the…read moreemployees who took our order were super nice and we got our food in 10 minutes Highly recommend the Octupus and the chicken wrap but really everything was delicious. They gave several locations we passed during our time here and we're glad we finally stopped in

Went here for dinner right after checking into our hotel next door after we trekked from Athens…read moreInternational to Luten Airport on 10/24/2018. The owner is really, really into his restaurant and excitedly told us all about all the different specials and options. My sister and I got the set menu, the Artemis (meat) menu which was fairly steep at £27.50 per person. Food was good and came in courses. 1. Sauce sampler of hummus, taramosalata, tzatziki and baba ganoush with bread. 2. Meat sampler of a single keftede, spanakopita and loukaniko per person. 3. Horatiki salad. 4. Entree served family style of grilled pork and chicken. 5. Dessert of yogurt with honey, a single baklava, karydopita and kataifi per person. Courses came out fairly slow and they unfortunately forgot about us for our last course. The owner gives great service, but he can't be expected to be on top of every table as it got very busy. The female server with reddish hair (spoke Greek) seemed out of it and not a good help to him. We ended up spending more than 2 hours at the restaurant, and it came down to the owner not having good support from the one waitress around, but the food was very good. Would have preferred it to be a little less expensive, but I'd go back.

The man who took my order (perhaps the owner?) was so over the top that he sold me on me meal…read morebefore I had it. Never had a more effusive / friendly man selling me on my food. Unfortunately the hype didn't live up to the results. The octopus (You'll love it! It's amazing!) was too crispy / oily for me and felt overcooked. The eggplant dip was too acidic for me to have more than a few bites. The cod roe dip was bright pink to my surprise and it was yummy but thick, kind of like an aioli and I couldn't eat much.

OPA! A terrific find…read moreat the base of the Tower Bridge. As we are fans of Greek food we loved The Real Greek. Delicious food - chicken souvlaki wrap stuffed with ingredients (fries!), and a Greek salad that was so good and topped with a huge slab of feta cheese. A perfect lunch deal which was one of their menu offerings. The staff was attentive, and our food came out quickly. The space has a cozy vibe with a cool inside structure which fit in well. Sure it's a touristy location, but we were tourists after all and the menu was reasonably priced which was fine by us. Good eats here!

Best Greek food I've ever had. Every fish is perfect, even the hummus and coffee. Puts the Greek…read morerestaurants in the U.S. to shame (on the West Coast).