Location, Location, Location! Hidden in the smaller and…read morehidden streets of Holborn sits Konaki. A warm and charming Greek restaurant with fairy lights that give it a nice touch, especially during winter time. During the summer the little garden on the back can make you have and enjoyable dining experience. In terms of the food, I have no complaints. Feels and tastes authentic (to my standards), the moussaka is meaty and packed with veggies, whilst ouzo is a nice digestif (if you like anise). If you don't remember anything else about this review please remember this; try the appetizer made with cod roe, olive oil and garlic. Sublime. Service could improve a little as it is sometimes very welcoming, and sometimes a bit cold. It needs to become consistent, and when this happens they might achieve a wining combination.

Hungry and looking for a place to eat around Holborn and the British museum then this little Greek…read morerestaurant should be right up your street. They do a three course meal for £13.50? Like I'm sorry three courses for that amount of money in central London? Is that allowed?? The restaurant also has a courtyard which is more a parking lot but it is closed to the public so you won't get random people walking up to your when you are enjoying your meal. As with all London restaurant with an outdoor space.. Maybe consider some blankets when the sun goes down and the wind picks up.. We definitely got the chills as we was sitting there. I ordered the soup of the day which was a lentil soup with a grilles spring chicken and a traditional Greek custard cake to finish the meal. For the three of us with a bottle of wine and teas and coffee it was £26 each . That's a bargain if you ask me. Would definitely recommend this place a hearty place to grab a bite.

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.

I have been here a few times with my wife on a date night and on other occasions with my family &…read morefriends. The place looks homely and staff are friendly, food is great and I always end up take the rest home with me as portions are big (my opinion) price is great. Will be back and suggest you pop in for an authentic Greek meal.

I was pretty hungover when we came in here for some Greek meze on Sunday...but Karavas made my…read moreworld better. I've been here once before and remembered warm, genuinely friendly staff and delicious home cooked traditional Greek food. It was just as pleasant as I remembered...but we used a taste card, so it was cheap as chips! Even though we were getting 50% off our food bill, they still gave us a couple of free meze dishes (yummy beetroot and cannellini bean salads) Starters: Aubergine salad: This was garlicky and gorgeous with the hot pita bread. Hot mixed starter: this included dolmades (stuffed vine leaves), lountza (smoked fillet of pork), loukanika (little spicy sausage) and grilled haloumi. The loukanika was lovely, but it was the dolmades that blew me away! They were stuffed with meat as well as rice and you could tell they were made freshly. Yum. Spanikopita: This was a bit of a let-down. I normally looove spanakopita, but this one was a bit too oily for me. Main: We were stuffed after the starters, but somehow found space to share a dish of sheftalia. We ordered it because we had no idea what it was...and it turned out to be spicy (fragrant rather than hot) meaty sausages with rice. This was also looovely. The décor is a bit dated and the loo was freezing...but I would still recommend Karavas for a relaxing Greek meal. Tastecard saving: £11.55 - yay!

Went for dinner with my boyfriend and we were pleasantly surprised at how good and fresh the food…read morewas! Everything was delicious and authentic. Service was good and we were served quick! Will def come back again!

Very good food. Excellent vegetarian and vegan options. Reasonable prices and quick service make…read morethis an excellent place to enjoy lunch. Beer and wine menu. Free WiFi and ample seating.

Have eaten here multiple times, ordering as many different items each time and all have been…read morefantastic. Staff are very friendly and competent. The willow and rose ceiling are beautiful, especially when it is dark outside and the bathroom has it's own interesting paint job that adds to the ambience.

This place definitely has the feel of a family run business that has been in the neighbourhood for…read moredecades. They appeared to be 3 generations of the same family bustling around the place on the night we visited. We had the mixed meze starters, the mixed kebab and the chicken kebab. I was looking forward to visiting this place for a while after reading the reviews, however, we left slightly disappointed. I appreciate this place has great prices, however, the quality of the ingredients wasn't comparable to other Mediterranean restaurants we have been too lately. Further, without being pedantic, our waiter seems to prefer carrying our glasses to the table with his fingers inside the rim and carrying plates with his fingers precariously close to our food which wasn't very appetizing.

My friend and I ate here for dinner last night. It's cash-only btw and you can pick up money from…read morethe cash point at the Sains a two-minute walk away. It's £13.50 for the meze including dessert. I got the veg meze and she the meat (chicken). A bland soup and two delicious mini feta and spinach spanikopita start the meal and then a starter of dips and various food like broad beans, hummus, beets, etc. Some were flavorful and others bland. Overall though the food was lukewarm (when some items should have been served warmer) which I was disappointed at. Only the bread (which my friend loved) was served hot. I enjoyed my roasted veg and potato main (served hot) but the rice and peas accompanying it were bland. But the salad was delicious; loved the dressing! My friend loved her chicken and overall seemed to enjoy the flavors better than I did, as I saw it as hit or miss. The dessert was a homemade yogurt with honey which I loved but my friend not so much. The Greek wine is cheap and very good! I got a white and my friend the red. We got a carafe of tap water but it took some arm-twisting in that the owner only wanted to serve us bottled water initially. It was only upon ordering wine that he digressed. The owner speaks in a low voice but is obviously passionate about his food and business. I wasn't sure I would be full because the meze looks small (I eat a lot) but I left pleasantly sated.

Incredible, fresh and traditional Greek food. Was blown away by the pita, Veggie Musaka! Greek…read moresalad was so fresh, especially the feta. Very kind waiter and love supporting a small family business! Vegan options!

We stopped here after spending some time at Daunt Books. They have a great lunch special Monday…read morethrough Friday (until 5 PM, I believe). The food was delicious, the service was great, and the restaurant was clean. There's also a restroom, which is always a plus! I highly recommend adding the peach tea to your lunch special for an extra £3 -- it's sweet, refreshing, and totally worth it. Overall, this spot was a wonderful find. Definitely recommend eating here -- you won't regret it!

Hoh my god. What a mistake! I was looking around marylebone…read morewhere I live for some food and after choosing the "Real Greek" restaurant (name does not represent the Greek food) I ordered loukanika sausage in à wrap (pitta bread) and a portion of halloumi fried sticks. After waiting for over 20 minutes I received the food and after inspection (as the water glass was dirty i had to) I was surprised that instead of the lukanika I was served what it looked and tasted like a German sausage. The bread was soaking in grease suggesting it has been deep fried and the same goes for the haloumi (very greasy) I called the manager and told her my problem. I also told her I would not pay for such a travesty of Greek food and walked out (with her blessing obviously) Would NOT go there again

This is most likely the best Greek Cypriot restaurant in London. The menu reflects an authentic…read morearray and taste of traditional Greek Cypriot food. The restaurant is fairly small and usually quite busy so make sure to reserve a table in advance. We tried the Meze which is a selection of cold and hot appetizers and a selection of meat main dishes - all of these were excellent and reminded us of being in Cyprus. All of the ingredients were fresh and well balanced. The service was phenomenal - very welcoming and attentive. We had a great time and look forward to returning for more great meals. The charcoal grilled fish is also phenomenal.

Always reliable, day after day, week after week, year after year. Service always impeccable as…read morewell.