10 Greek Street is a neighbourhood restaurant at its namesake address in Soho. The bustling, compact dining room balances the energy of central London with the directness of an independently minded restaurant, welcoming reservations while keeping some space for walk in guests.
A daily changing menu allows the kitchen to respond to seasons and available produce instead of holding to a fixed list. Vegetables, fish and carefully sourced meat are combined through modern European cooking, with concise descriptions that keep attention on ingredients rather than unnecessary decoration.
Small plates and starters make it possible to share broadly before choosing a main course, while larger cuts can turn the meal into a communal centrepiece. The same seasonal approach carries through to desserts, so repeat visits can reveal a substantially different set of flavours.
Wine is treated with equal curiosity through an evolving, reasonably priced list. Diners can also ask for the little black book, a handwritten selection of rarer bottles, while a private dining room gives larger groups a more secluded way to experience the restaurant’s food and wine.
Address: 10 Greek Street, Soho, London W1D 4DH, England