The best restaurants serving Mediterranean food in England

We were booked in at 7 ready for Elvis tribute night…. No drinks until gone 8 pm no mains until 10 pm , no desserts offered , no explanations, no apologies…. Need I say more… Saying all that Elvis was great😁

food absolutely delicious and service staff so friendly!! cannot recommend enough

Having a double Birthday celebration when the male waiter brought drinks two full glasses of beer ,tipped them over onto my daughter in laws new expensive dress and son 8n laws trousers a sorry wasn't professional. Put a damper on the lunch the food was wxcellent .the two people had to sit in wet clothes and the dress was expensive everyone of us ten people were disappointed and hope you will improve your service .Mehmet Atar

First restaurant visited in London and everything was good and tasted good.

First time here with my family tonight. Delicious fresh food and very good value for. Money. Two lovely waiters serving us. Will definitely be back and would definitely recommend!

Always made welcome, food is amazing, staff are lovely. Friends travel from north and South to eat here and then travel home. It’s a must try if you haven’t already!

Acabamos de tropezar con este restaurante turco, y estábamos encantados con nuestra comida. El servicio era atento, la decoración era moderna y el ambiente acogedor. La comida era particularmente deliciosa con porciones abundantes.

First visit here. Made welcome. Relaxed and casual dining. Large menu choices. Mediterranean influences and Greek /Turkish specialities. Large selection of cakes patties.

I had heard this restaurant was ‘really nice’, I dined here this week with my family and as fellow Greeks we are disappointed with our experience. The food is ok (overcooked to be honest) and it is WAY overpriced! £17 for chicken souvlakia (gyros not on the menu but they don’t mention this until you’re there). It doesn’t come with chips or salad. They claim is comes with salad - you get 1/4 slice tomato, 2 thin rings of onion and 2 slices of cucumber sliced into quarters. We actually asked ‘where is the salad?’ and we were told that was it..I’m sure they knew that’s not a salad, anyone who has been to Greece or Cyprus would know this isn’t how we give salad!! Moving on..if there are 8 people on the table and you serve two tiny portions of pitta bread that is cut in quarters so not even forming a whole pitta - that is. Or enough. You size the portion according to how many people are eating and you certainly don’t charge extra for more bread (they did and Nissi doesn’t do this). Our total bill was over £200 and it was not worth it at all, we only booked here because Nissi is now closed on Tuesdays and thought let’s try somewhere new instead of Deserie - a mistake. It also shouldn’t be £4.50 for a Coke Zero! Service was ok, a tad slow considering we were the only people in their dining. Overall whoever is reading this, don’t bother, I wouldn’t go back. Go to Nissi, they have a much bigger menu, friendlier staff, better atmosphere and much better value for money! Oh and also, they tried to mark my reservation on open table as a ‘no show’ because I left a review…I have my receipt so don’t try that!

Fantastic. We had the meze and it was superb - the (not so) little plates kept coming with treat after treat. The roast cauliflower was especially delicious. The meze for 2 was extremely filling and gave a good sample of many differnt things.

Great to see this lovely small cafe reopened with authentic Spanish cuisine, even if its now more limited to morning and lunchtime. All the food is freshly prepared and home made. The bread and Spanish pasties as well as the sweet treats were all delicious. I would highly recommend popping in!

Been here several times, never disappointed and the food is lovely.

Food was amazing, service is excellent every time you go.

First time to this place and absolutely loved it. Will definitely go back.

Iris was great and very knowledgeable!