1905 London - (Near Westminster, South East)

5 /5 Cayce Connolly: One of the best restaurants in London, especially for Greek (Cretan) food. Every single plate is packed with flavor and complexity. Their wine list is extensive and the owner/staff are just lovely people. I purposely come back here every time for a reason!

5 /5 Dean Hosking: Today we walked past and it looked so inviting we stopped for a drink and nibbles. We were impressed so came back for dinner. The staff really care and provide attentive and knowledgeable service. The atmosphere is spot on. Sophisticated yet relaxed. Food is really flavourful and made with quality ingredients. In a city with so many options it is hard to find the places with quality infused into every dish and glass. This place does that. Had a great evening and will return!

5 /5 Grant Viola: Had never heard about this spot until we walked by and stumbled in. Absolutely unbelievable food and beautiful selection of natural wines. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the hummus was unreal, and every single thing we ordered blew us away. Very cozy and clean inside. I could eat here every day.

5 /5 Rob Morrison: Had such an amazing experience here!!!! Went here with very high expectations as a friend recommended it. My friend got the lamb, which was amazing!!! It didn’t hav that musky taste lamb normally has. Cooked perfect. I got the beef cheek, perfectly cooked pasta along with beef. Service was amazing too!!! Bro and Alex were so accommodating despite us coming late. 10/10!!!

5 /5 Trese Rowe: Just before Christmas, we popped in here for a drink before a dinner reservation at another restaurant. We were impressed by the decor, ambience and service and a look at their Google reviews convinced us to come back for a meal. We visited for lunch (walk-in) today and weren’t disappointed. The food is superior to your standard Greek restaurant in that it’s fresh tasting, vibrant and beautifully, yet simply, presented. The menu has a great selection of dishes, including a lemon, potato and chicken dish, which was excellent. My moussaka was a welcome change from the usual versions, which seem as if they have been sitting around for days. Our Greek salad was enhanced with capers and Greek samphire. They have a 2 course lunch menu for £23, which we thought was great value. I can’t remember the price for 3 courses. However, the wine does seem on the pricey side, with the cheapest red being £48 a bottle. The staff are charming and efficient and the ambience is relaxed yet vibrant. The ground floor (upstairs) restaurant was full, although there were some free stools at the bar, where a couple of people were eating.