Hungry Donkey definitely satisfied our desire for some Greek food the other night. The menu had all…read morethe highlights we were looking for though was a bit pricier than we might've hoped. Best way to approach the menu is to order a handful of meze, don't go for the large plated options as they're definitely the priciest and limits the ability to try different things. We started with saganaki, a classic but oh so good. This was the best dish we ordered. Tasty, not overly oily, crispy outer crust. We also had the pork sausage and lamb plate. The pork sausage was ok but honestly nothing special. It came with standard yellow mustard. The lamb plate was ok as well, similarly nothing all that special. The lamb was rather fatty and the flavor was good but it just needed more of the seasoning. The little side salad that it came with was not worth eating, it was quite bitter. Neither was bad, just not worth getting again. Might try again, but would order more small plates and more saganaki.

Don't be fooled by the sketchy neighborhood this place is nice. My hubby made reservations, but…read morewhen we walked in (around 630 PM) we were the first ones there. The staff greeted us and we picked our spot. The place is done up pretty nicely and is very clean. I ordered the beef kabob plate and hubby ordered some stewed beef on top on fries plate. We were both happy with our meals and our service. By the time we were done a few more tables filled up, but given how nice, good, and clean it was I'd except more people to be in there. Give them a try, I'm sure you will enjoy their Greek meals.

We had a really enjoyable time when visiting. The service was excellent, food was enjoyable and…read morepretty quick. Would definitely come back.

We had dinner there before a show at the Globe, so we were on a deadline. Luckily, it wasn't too…read morebusy and we were seated and attended to quickly. Unfortunately, they were out of grilled octopus so we had to change our order from the Seafood Platter, which we REALLLLY wanted. Instead we got the Dip Trio with Flatbread, Spanokopita, Grilled Prawns, and a small Greek Salad. That filled up the two of us comfortably. The flatbread with the dips was fresh and amongst the best I've had! Salad was fresh and those tomatoes were delish. The prawns were flavorful and the spanokopita was direct from the fryer! The entrees and salad came out on a tiered tray which was very attractive. Our young waiter was fine, but could have been more attentive. We'd like to come back for the grilled octopus!

loved everything here. if you come as party of 3 and order 3 mains then you get all 6 sides…read more Large portions, plant forward with fresh veggies, great flavors, priced accordingly. mediterranean inspired, and had the prawns and sea bream, and aubergine. nice tart dessert

We wanted to grab a quick bite before leaving for the airport on our last day in London, and…read moreOttolenghi Spitalfields fit the bill. I'd wanted to check out an Ottolenghi while we were in town anyway, and it seemed like a great place to get pastries for my husband and kids and something more interesting for me. We walked over from our hotel at around 12:30 on a Saturday, with the goal of getting back to the lobby by 1:00. Ottolenghi was nearby, tucked into a cute, very British sort of alley. Thankfully, the place was quiet, and we were able to sit and eat a fast lunch. The set-up was a little bit confusing, with a take-out operation in front and a larger cafe area with table service. The cafe seats were maybe not available for take-out customers, but I was able to talk to the host and get a table for a short dine-in situation, with food selected from the take-out section. The boys got croissants, but I wanted some of the lovely savory pastries and deli salads on display. Weirdly, I wasn't allowed to get the first thing I asked for, a tartine with sugar snap peas that was take-out only for some reason I cannot imagine. But I did get a brioche laden with courgette, pitsachio, and mint, as well as a summer deli plate with my choice of three salads. I went with the green beans with roasted pineapple and jalapeño dressing, the roasted carrots with pistachio, lemon, charmoula, and ricotta, and the roasted lemon and sweetcorn tabbouleh. Everything was fresh and tasty, and we were able to eat and leave in like twenty minutes flat. Service was fine, despite the arbitrary withholding of sugar snap peas. Ottolenghi is a London icon well known in America, and while I don't think it's as exciting as, say, Dishoom or St. John, it's also an easy, casual place with multiple locations, where you might get some good food on the go.

Service was so bad and that is why for the low rating. Food was all average for my first Turkish…read morefood experience which you could say is basically Greek food. Meanwhile the place is filled with employees walking around everywhere but I was eating alone and not wearing a turban so maybe that's why.

had lentil soup and cheddar pide. Both of them were so delicious. And the owner is an Arsenal fan,…read moreso amazing!

This is the first time I want into a joint because of the way it looked!. The blue color theme…read moretransported me to the Mediterranean! As the name implies, it's a Greek joint with the Souvlaki or the meat skewers as the main attraction. It's a small joint with tasteful interiors. Simple menu and looked quite refreshing. You order at the till and you are given a receipt with a number. You collect the food when your number is called. Most of the people take away the food but I ate in. There is no difference in packaging if you eat in or not I fact they didn't even ask me if I wished to takeaway. There are only 4-6 seats (stools) mostly occupied by customers waiting for their food. The ordering process was ok but I didn't really find any of the staff friendly. The food came quickly but the portion sizes were not great. Having said that the prices are bit on the lower side for the location. I ordered a chicken wrap and a Halloumi side. The Chicken wrap cost £4.90 and a meal is £5.90. Meal gets you a drink and a chips or salad side. The Halloumi side was £2.20. The food itself was not very exciting, there were only 2-3 tiny pieces of chicken with hardly any seasoning, the pita was tiny and the Tzatziki, which ideally should have been the star of the show, was like the ones we get over the counter. What I missed most was heat factor, a bit more pepper might have done the trick. The Halloumi was very tasty but it would have been worth the £2.20 if some salad was thrown in. Over-all disappointed with the fare but gets extra star for the tasteful branding and premises.

I'm another one who was drawn in by the branding and exterior. The minimal interior and white and…read moreblue colour scheme is appealing, and it's very clean. But the food wasn't a disappointment. I went for the chicken souvlaki. Much like a fancy chicken shish kebab in a lovely thick warm wrap, with fresh salad and tzatziki. Not quite as good as gyros I've had but not bad at all. I'll try the lamb next. The regular size is pretty filling, and I saw another diner with the 'mega' souvlaki which certainly was big! For the price and the area this is a pretty good warm lunch option. There is minimal seating, and it's a little annoying that it's mostly taken up by people waiting for their food, leaving people wanting to eat in standing. Not the restaurants fault. Staff weren't particularly friendly, but not rude or anything, just got on with their jobs.

reasonable prices but you get what you pay for. this chain other than the chicken skewers wasn't…read morethat great -- don't get cod. soggy. halloumi fries ridged with honey, weak. slaw could be better. hummus and pita was ok

Good, basic Greek food. Definitely designed for the touristy market crowd. Staff was very nice.read more

Being married to a Turk, we like to try Turkish places whenever we are travelling so based on the…read morepositive reviews, we thought we'd give this place a try. It's in a lovely location overlooking a marina and we had a seat right by the window so that was nice. We started with drinks (strong!) and a sausage and cheese stuff puff pastry which was nice. I had the mixed shish with rice and salad which I enjoyed. There was a white sauce and a red sauce to go with the various chicken and meat kebabs. The red sauce was surprisingly spicy so be careful. It was good...just spicy. Service was nice, although the manager was doing all the serving, bussing and closing checks by himself. He was hustling all night! He mentioned that some of the other workers had returned to Turkiye to help with recovery from the earthquake. Definitely recommend this place...make a reservation so they know to expect you.

Phenomenal meal at Kilikya's while on holiday with my wife in London. We found this location for…read moredinner after touring London Tower and couldn't have been happier. Appetizer of falafel and entrees of Moussaka and chicken koufe were excellent. Also had a great Manhattan cocktail. Can't recommend it enough for phenomenal Turkish food.

They had a caroling group singing & plenty of indoor seating that you could bring ANY food into…read more It was small but had a good mix of different foods. It also had a lot less tourists!!! & more of a neighborhood market feel.

Amazing lobster rolls BUT not available when raining (sadly). Cute food truck street with…read morepersonality & seating spaces. Highlights include lobster rolls (avoid the seared tuna -- not for me), amazing crispy duck fat triple cooked chips!!! Get them! The dumplings were lukewarm / cold and covered in spicy sauce. Skip, better options available. Pho lovely and warm but prefer vermicelli noodles to the thicker ones in them. The duck wrap was nice (not a fan of tomato in it). The confit duck better pick. The smash burger took absolutely ages! Man very sweet & brought it over to us. The steak & frites with pepper sauce was great. But dipped the duck fat chips in that sauce & was in food heaven.