Greek restaurants in London
15 places
Andy's Taverna
££An old-school Camden taverna doing meze for large tables at prices that explain its longevity.
Clio
£££A 2026 opening on Chiltern Street, and the newest of the Marylebone Greek rooms.
Kima
££££Whole fish and Greek seafood cooking treated at fine-dining level, which almost nothing else in London does.
Lemonia
££A Primrose Hill taverna that has been feeding the same families for decades - big, noisy and entirely unbothered by fashion.
Maza
££££Greek mezze at Mayfair scale, from the OPSO team.
Mazi
£££Notting Hill Greek that treats the classics as a starting point rather than a checklist, with a garden at the back.
Meraki
£££A large Fitzrovia room from the Roka and Zuma group, doing Greek at that group's usual volume.
Oma
££££Upstairs from its own more casual sibling at Borough Market, cooking Greek food over fire at serious prices and justifying them.
OPSO
£££Greek small plates reworked with restaurant technique - the room most responsible for London taking modern Greek cooking seriously.
Pyro
£££Yiannis Mexis' first restaurant, built around an open fire - potato pittas with smoked aubergine and spiced feta before anything else.
The Life Goddess
££Part deli, part taverna - you can buy the cheese you just ate, which is most of the appeal.
Tsiakkos & Charcoal
££A Maida Vale back-street Cypriot grill that has not changed in decades and has no intention of doing so.
Vori
£££The only wine list in London built entirely on indigenous Greek varieties, in a Holland Park Avenue taverna with tables on the pavement.
Zephyr
£££From the Pachamama group, on Portobello Road - one of the most photographed rooms in west London, and the cooking holds up.
Zylia
£££A Queen's Park neighbourhood Greek doing small plates well enough to draw people from outside the postcode.