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Everybody loves a good gimmick, like Slash’s top hat or Reebok Pumps or 50 Cent’s entire career. But that’s not necessarily true when it comes to dinner. Sometimes you want to have meal in a restaurant that doesn’t have a concept, and instead just serves good, simple food in a pleasant setting. A restaurant like 10 Greek Street.
Despite only opening in 2012, 10 Greek Street has already become a London classic. This restaurant was one of the first in Soho’s transformation into the most restaurant dense part of this city, and the quality of the food and service here has allowed them to remain at the top of the heap despite heaps of new competition. The European-inspired menu changes depending on whatever’s best from their suppliers that day, service is always attentive, and the restaurant has the atmosphere of a treasured neighbourhood drop-in, despite the fact that it’s bang-smack in the centre of Soho. We eat here a lot, and it’s never been anything less than satisfying, with brilliant cooking to match a fantastic wine list that offers something for everyone. It's got a nice atmosphere and nice people. And that's a concept we can get behind.
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Food Rundown
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Charcuterie
Fried Squid
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Burrata
Scallops And Chorizo
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