The Life Goddess, Kingly Court

It felt just like being in Greece! We enjoyed some ouzo, cocktails, and octopus, along with a selection of small plates. The atmosphere was wonderful and relaxed.

1. You can 't call it 'catch of the day ' if it 's fish from a VACCUM PACK which I can get at the supermarket. Not at all fresh! 2. Was told 'fish of the day ' was a whole sea bass and was served 2 mackerel fillets....

Hidden away on the first floor, you will have to seek it out! The restaurant has lots of charm and a good range on the menu. We chose a selection of cold starters, hot starters and a salad to share. It was delicious and very... View menu

Life Goddess is a nice place nearby Carnaby Street for eating a good greek cousin. We loved to be sitted in front of the window overlooking the inner courtyard full of people eating in many places so different recipes. From the rice leaves to the...

We intended to eat here at lunchtime. The restaurant was totally empty except for a waiter leaning on a counter and someone behind another counter. The waiter started to seat us and we asked for a different table as we both were carrying shopping bags...

There are downsides to the restaurant, namely the slightly chaotic service and the cramped location having a fridge behind a seated table is daft. There is a cold draft constantly swarming the small restaurant every time the door is opened. The good news is that... View menu

This charming Greek restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. It boasts the best Greek wine list I have ever encountered. The food is fantastic, and the service is excellent. They also sell deli items. The dishes are fresh, wonderfully seasoned, and the atmosphere is relaxed, allowing you to enjoy your meal without feeling rushed.

Found this restaurant by chance after attending a theatre matinee, everywhere else required a reservation, however, we were able to get a table for 5 as a walk in. The service was very good, they even went as far as to give us a free shot each. Food was good we had lamb souvlaki, calamari and the other 3 had catch of the day which was sea bass. This was a whole fish. Two of us had Galaktompoureko for dessert, however, they did not have the promised clotted cream ice cream. No reduction in price though! However, we felt that it was over priced, it is in a touristy part of London so this was probably to be expected. The wine we had was £43 a bottle and it was average.

I am coeliac and was badly glutened by this restaurant. The waitress provided me with the allergen list, however it did not match the current menu (a legal requirement). I chose a lamb shish as in other restaurants this is has been a safe choice. I asked the waitress if this could be made gluten free- for example without the pitta bread. She went and checked with the chef and came back confirming the dish would be safe, and they even had gluten free bread. Someone else in my party ordered the same dish but 'normal ' and when they arrived, my plate had clearly different bread on so I felt safe to eat it. I suspect the bread was not actually gluten free because within a few hours I was very un... View menu