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The Best Restaurants for Greek Food in London
If you're in London and looking for a taste of Greece, this hotlist will cover all your needs.
The Greek cuisine you find in London is a blend of tradition and innovation, featuring everything from classic tavernas to modern eateries, offering an authentic taste of Greece. In this guide, we highlight the best Greek restaurants London has to offer, based on recommendations from World of Mouth experts like Tom Jenkins and Margaux Koopman.
Whether you're craving the courgette fritters and aubergine dip you can find at Mazi, the delicious sharing plates at Suzi Tros or something else, this guide has got you covered. Read on and find out where to find London's best Greek food.
Mazi
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12-14 Hillgate St
12-14 Hillgate St, London W8 7SR, UK
Mazi is a Greek restaurant in London that reinterprets classic recipes with a modern twist, encouraging guests to share and enjoy food together. Its cozy courtyard and relaxed setting give you the feeling of being on a mini holiday right in the city.
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My favourite Greek restaurant in London!Sharing plates conceptI really recommend the courgette fritters and the aubergine dip!They have a very nice small courtyard which feels like being in Greece!
estiatorio Milos London
1 Regent Street Saint James's, St. James's
1 Regent Street Saint James's, St. James's, London SW1Y 4NW, UK
Just a short walk from Piccadilly Circus, estiatorio Milos sits in a restored early 20th-century building that blends Greek accents with London’s vibrant feel. Its open layout centers around a signature fish market, highlighting a focus on fresh ingredients and simple elegance. The understated atmosphere invites visitors looking for a relaxed yet refined dining experience in the heart of the city.
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Amazing high-end Greek restaurant. Delicious seafood (especially the fish), beautiful tables.Highly recommend for a special lunch!
Suzi Tros
18 Hillgate St
18 Hillgate St, London W8 7SR, UK
Suzi Tros is a Greek-inspired bistro and cocktail bar in Notting Hill, London, brought to life by the team behind Mazi. It focuses on Northern Greek cuisine and highlights a sharing tradition with a modern twist on classic recipes. The laidback atmosphere makes it an inviting spot to experience Greek flavors in a cozy neighborhood setting.
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Delicious upmarket greek food. Great spot for greek food in Notting hill. Sharing plates concept. More on the expensive side but worth it. Recommend the sea bream carpaccio.
Pied a Terre
34 Charlotte St.
34 Charlotte St., London W1T 2NH, UK
Pied à Terre has been recognized by Michelin since the early ’90s, making it one of London’s longest-standing starred restaurants. It combines a refined French approach with Greek influences, creating menus that evolve over time. The team also puts care into sustainability, working with local suppliers and minimizing waste whenever possible.
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Elegant French fine dining with Greek touchesPied a Terre has held at least one Michelin star since the early 90s making it one of the oldest Michelin-starred restaurants in London. It's an archetypal Michelin fine dining restaurant but some of the best moments come from incumbent Greek chef Asimakis Chaniotis's nods to his homeland. He manages to make taramasalata as luxurious as foie gras.
Bacchanalia
1-3 Mount St
1-3 Mount St, London W1K 3NB, UK
Bacchanalia Mayfair stands out for its striking interior, featuring Greek and Roman-inspired décor brought to life by Damien Hirst’s surreal art and ancient sculptures. Located in London’s Mayfair, it’s become a talked-about spot for its memorable setting and wide-ranging wine list.
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The Damien Hirst designed Greek-Roman extravaganza.It costed 75 million £ to renovate, it took Damien Hirst’s surrealistic design and a few 2.000 years old Roman sculptures to create this insane Greek-Italian restaurant in Mayfair. I include it here since it is one of the most talked-about places in London now. Its mostly Italian food is ok, not more. The wine list is superb, full of the obvious Petruses and Latours - as you may already guess. For me, it sure was fun to experience once - probably not twice. Very expensive. Book well in advance as its full every night.
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