Greek dining in Soho, from meze to late drinks
Soho works well for Greek dining because the streets around Dean Street, Old Compton Street, and Rupert Street give you plenty of choice within a short walk. This guide brings together places where you can settle in for meze, grilled dishes, and straightforward wines, then continue into Soho nightlife and entertainment nearby. It’s a useful starting point if you want one of the best restaurants in Soho without drifting far from the theatre district or the bars around Greek Street. Along the way, you’ll also find a few hidden gems in Soho that suit a slower lunch, a pre-show table, or an easy meal after a night out. Useful, local, and rooted in the neighbourhood.
The Real Greek - Soho

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What to expect
A menu built for sharing, with mezze, grilled meats and vegetarian options. Plates arrive quickly and are easy to mix and match. The space feels busy and upbeat, with close tables and a warm, unpretentious vibe. Staff aim to move service along, so meals feel social rather than slow-paced.
Plan your visit
Go with at least one other person so you can sample several small plates. Pick a mix of cold and hot mezze, add a grilled main and a simple dessert to finish. Ask the team for pairing suggestions if you want Greek wine or ouzo. If you prefer a quieter table, aim for an afternoon slot on a weekday.