The best restaurants serving Greek food in England

Great vegan fast food with reminders of Greek pitta me gyro! The fries were too small for a portion but the food for a fast food dinner on the go is good enough. Will be back for more!

We ordered a family takeaway for a birthday. The food was good, but my only problem was that I ordered a large mixed kebab which came in a small container and felt it wasn't big enough for the price amount in it. I emailed the company twice but on neither occasion did they respond. To say I was disappointed with this lack of response, is an understatement.

Hemos estado aquí varias veces y lo disfrutamos. Pero anoche fuimos con unos 12 de nuestra familia y nos decepcionó. Una de las camareras no quería llevar limpia platos para uno de los campos, explicando que no era la política del restaurante. Entonces le contó que teníamos salsas remolachas y soportar todo nuestros platos y no quería poner carne del próximo curso en la parte superior. "no hacer eso," dijo, "Es trabajo extra para nosotros, y tenemos que hacer muchos viajes a la cocina.! (supongo que si yo pedimos una botella de vino, el viaje adicional a la zona de la cocina habría estado bien?) No creo que eso fue una muy buena experiencia del cliente y que tipo de agrió en la noche después de eso y no vas a ir allí de nuevo. Nos sentimos como si estuviéramos en una cinta transportadora -- llegar allí, darnos meze y que nos con la minoría número de platos utilizada como sea posible.

Only pub in the area, but friendly and cheap. Beer selection not great. Pool table. Couches to watch sports.

Travelling from Nottingham, Bournemouth, Scotland and New Castle. We were looking forward to celebrating in the Greek restaurant. I booked the table for 6 several weeks ago, my reservation was confirmed! However, we arrived on Saturday 26 March in the evening, and the restaurant was closed !! I have had no email or phone call. Extremely disappointing!!

I ordered souvlaki chicken & dolmadakia for delivery. Came right on time. The chicken was moist & tender which is rare when ordering takeaway chicken. The tzatziki was glorious & the pita was soft, again a lovely surprise as it can be like cardboard. The dolmadakia was just like it is on holiday. Will definitely order from them again - outstanding.

Opção muito boa para quem gosta da comida do mediterrâneo. Restaurante bonito e comida boa. As porções são amenas para 1 pessoa. A salada grega típic é uma ótima pedida.

Check out the edp24 news article today. Zero food hygiene rating !!!

Had lovely food well worth the money delivered on time and food was hot delivered to our camp site so was a bonus absolutely loved the food

Top-notch service from Hamza, exceptional experience, and genuinely a great guy!

I ordered and made payments soon after canceled and did not return my money I'm trying to call no one answers I want my money back.

the salad was missing from my kebab very disappointed as didn't enjoy as much

Ordered last night, was about to pop on an slàg this place off due to expense, had a mouthful of cold beef in blackbean and ended up in a food induced coma, so ate some more, worth being financially violated 👌

The arrangement between a private entity and the council, where taxpayers fund £80 a night for accommodations ostensibly meant to support homeless individuals, is deeply troubling. This setup not only squanders public funds but also subjects vulnerable people to dehumanizing treatment reminiscent of George Orwell’s 1984. For starters, the price tag—£80 per night—is exorbitant for what is typically basic, often substandard, accommodation. Such inflated costs, funded by taxpayers, are a blatant example of profiteering at the expense of the public purse. The lack of transparency regarding how these funds are allocated raises significant questions about oversight and accountability. Who benefits from this arrangement, and why are such high rates deemed acceptable when more cost-effective and humane alternatives likely exist? The treatment of the homeless residents compounds the issue. Reports of pervasive surveillance, with security staff listening in on conversations through an extensive camera network, are chilling. Such measures, far from providing safety, create an oppressive environment where individuals are stripped of dignity and privacy. The implication that homeless people must be monitored so intrusively perpetuates harmful stereotypes, reducing them to objects of suspicion rather than human beings deserving of support and respect. This Orwellian approach undermines the purpose of such accommodations: to provide a safe, supportive space for individuals at their most vulnerable. Instead, the invasive surveillance fosters mistrust and humiliation, leaving residents feeling more marginalized than ever. The council must urgently review this arrangement. A thorough investigation into the costs and conditions is needed, alongside meaningful consultation with the individuals directly impacted. Public funds should be directed toward solutions that prioritize dignity, privacy, and genuine rehabilitation—not profit-driven schemes that treat homelessness as an opportunity for exploitation.

Been to other GBK’s but wasn’t impressed with this one. Food was ok but not great. Place needed a good clean, table and seats sticky. Had to get a passcode from waitress to access their toilets but when I did they were like a badly kept public toilet, really quite rank. Not what you expect in a restaurant