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📍 Address: 40 Mortimer Street, London W1W 7RQ, United Kingdom

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  1. MOIRA KING ★★★★★

    If you near Fitzrovia / BT tower/ Oxford street.. check out this fabulous Greek (Crete) family gem. I had beautiful cooked tender lamb (lots of it) with the most amazing flavour, with potatoes and a side of spring greens. Incredible food, great value. Family all over the place, including a very cute kid who couldn’t help himself occasionally singing along to the Crete music as he washed his iPad. Great quick service, amazing food! What a find. As you can see from my pick I didn’t leave any! (Lamb was the length of the large plate!)

  2. PANAGIOTIS PANTELI ★★★★☆

    Delicious food and very fresh! Bit pricey if you want to have a tapas kind of meal but worth it. Staff was friendly service could be a bit more professional! The vibe is amazing

  3. Elissa Felman ★★★★★

    "A Hidden Greek Gem in Fitzrovia – A Feast for the Senses" We stumbled upon this incredible little Greek restaurant in London, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable dining experiences we’ve had in London. Every dish was bursting with fresh, bold flavors that felt like a trip to the Mediterranean. The highlight of our meal was the unforgettable Cretan Pot salad—a true masterpiece of flavor and presentation. It featured a perfect mix of cherry tomatoes, olives, onions, green onions, orange, potato, artichokes, and basil vinaigrette, all brought together with the luxurious richness of staka butter cream. The kicker? It was served in a real terra cotta pot, looking just like a potted plant—a whimsical and delightful surprise. And the taste? Ridiculously delicious—every bite felt like a celebration of fresh, perfectly balanced ingredients. Their selection of orange and natural wines was equally impressive, perfectly complementing the vibrant, earthy flavors of the food. We left feeling completely satisfied, yet already planning our next visit. If you’re looking for a unique dining experience with incredible food and thoughtful presentation, this spot is a must-visit. A 10/10 culinary adventure we can’t recommend enough!

  1. Paolina Kalinkova ★★☆☆☆

    Wouldn’t recommend at all. Few days ago, I’ve had dinner and this restaurant definitely wouldn’t be one of my go-to places in the future. First of all, the food. There was no taste whatsoever. I’ve visited Greece numerous times and I am sorry to say but this menu is not even close to being inspired from Greece. The prices were relatively high in comparison to the usual taking into account that this restaurant can’t be classified into the list of fine and dine high end restaurants. Secondly, the service. One of the waiters was very nice but another one seemed to be on some medications or illegal substances as he was literally laughing all the time when he was approaching us and trust me not in a friendly/well-mannered way. Overall, I think the place is not worth the hype and it’s very overpriced of what it actually has to offer.

  2. Yannis Ioannidis ★★★★★

    Wow, excellent restaurant. The food was so amazing and authentic that it made me wonder how is this place not more well-known and packed. It must be lack of marketing from their side, but, nonetheless it was an amazing experience for us. Definitely try the gamopilafo (authentic risotto-style lamb-chicken dish they make in Crete). Great selection of natural wines too.

  3. James Pearce ★★★★★

    Varied and interesting Cretan menu with some old favourites, well executed, and some innovative dishes. The tacos and boureki were both delicious and the amphora retsina from Domaine Apostolidis was very good indeed.

  1. Caroline Gabriel ★★★★★

    A really lovely restaurant. The food is distinctive, interesting and delicious and the waiters are friendly and knowledgeable about the food and wine. Very good ingredients and some interesting twists on Greek food, plus some dishes I'd never encountered before. Will definitely return and I hope it does well, it's good to see an independent restaurant doing something different

  2. Karen White ★★★★★

    Secret little gem. Loved this place. Staff adorable and attentive. Keep away from the big restaurant and come here. Food delicious and cocktails amazing .

  3. Mark Bowerman ★★☆☆☆

    Will be surprised if this is still open this time next year. Haven’t been to Crete to know if it’s authentic but it’s mediocre and expensive for what it is. If you’re not friends with the owners or Greek expect slow service.

  1. Kerk Davies ★★★★★

    Fantastic attitude. Welcoming gentleman. Great cocktails and nice bread and olives. Attention to detail. Interesting exoerience

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