10 Greek Street

10 Greek Street has been a Soho favourite since the early days of farm-to-table dining. This low-key gem has a daily-changing chalkboard menu and an eye for seasonal produce. Inside, it's all rustic with whitewashed walls, leather banquettes, and wooden floors, while the menu is more modern European, featuring dishes like ox heart with beetroot and horseradish or pizzas topped with wild garlic and goat's curd. The wine list is also impressive, especially the little black book of rare bottles for those in the know. With a private dining room for up to 12 and a laid-back but upbeat vibe, this is one of London's most reliably delicious neighbourhood spots.