The Life Goddess in Camden

Amazing! I’d been here before in January time and recommended my friends to come here today. I was surprised to see the whole menu was different, but happy to try something new. We shared the mezze and Greek salad - not small portions and they were lovely. I ended up with the Beef with cream potatoes and truffle oil. And it has to be one of my favourite dishes ever. I’ll be dreaming of it tonight 5*

Wow Not only is their food pure bliss but the staff are also very friendly & professional.Plus, the restaurant is cosy & not overcrowded.Will definitely recommend and be back when in London again

Great food, amazing atmosphere. Service is slow, which is unusual for London, but this is also one of the reasons I love this place. It gives you time to enjoy your food and drink and you don't feel rushed AT ALL! A really good place for a quick coffee, or a 3 course meal. Love it, and will go back every time I'm in the area

Really enjoyed our visit to this little place! Delicious greek cousin, large selection of wines and cosy atmosphere. What else is needed for a nice autumn eve! 🍂🍷

Greek Treat In London - lovely atmosphere and a nice contrast and much less crowded than the smaller coffee ships in the area. Food presentation was great and we received a friendly welcome but service was terrible, had to ask for a menu multiple times and there were no helpful suggestions or guidance. Coffee was good but spinach pie I ordered was unadorned and unheated so very average. Only justifys a 4 star rating.

Beautiful looking place, very charming. The food was wonderful and our wine considering the low price was delicious. My only negative comments would be they have the most uncomfortable chairs to sit and eat from and they bought out our mains as we'd just tucked into our mezze platter. After asking if they could bring it back in 5 as we had just started eating, another staff member came back and said its not possible as it'll go cold. I get that. But let your customers relax and unwind rather than make them feel rushed and uncomfortable with eight plates, four glasses and two bottles squeezed onto a tiny table and not knowing where to start. Lovely staff, lovely food and interior but customer awareness lacking.

Came for lunch and had ready made feta, olive and tomato sandwiches and coffee which were nice. Had a lovely seating area and good selection of both pastries and sandwiches.

I went to the Greek Goddess on a quiet Wednesday evening but the intimacy and size of the restaurant meant that it felt full. We were warmly greeted and this service continue throughout the evening.This evening was about me and my partner and as ever she was happy to share. I tried two starters and two mains. Both were fabulousThe starters of octopus was lovely the balsamic soaked baby onions added to the texture of the moouse and octopus chunks The Spanish sausage was also lovely a rich tomato sauce added to the taste of the sausage. Sometimes these dishes can have rock hard chorizo sausages but not here the sausage was cooked just perfectly soaking in flavours and tastes.The main of moussaka is my usual favourite so I would say I am quite an expert here, was perfect. The layered dish combined perfectly with the green leave salad to leave me happily full. My wife's seabass was beautifully presented and tasted fantasticThis led me to decide a final cocktail was in order to finish the evening, thank you Greek Goddess you made a lovely evening for us both.

Undoubtedly, it’s one of the nicest looking restaurants I’ve been to. The concept of having a lot of beautifully decorated food items on shelves behind was very intriguing. The service was really warm and the food was amazing. We went with several starters because of the variety of vegetarian options available as compared to the mains.I would certainly say this has been one of the nicest Greek food I’ve had in London.

Food was okay, not traditional Greek dishes. They're more like Greek fusion food. I wasn't particularly impressed with The Greek Meze (to share) platter, none of the dips really stood out - not great for the money you're paying for.As for the mains, I like the lobster gnocchi with truffle sauce. The gnocchis were cooked well, retaining a bit of a chewy texture - great with the sauce!Octopus stifado was tender but I don't think the sauce go well with the octopus. I guess octopus are best just grilled!The lamb in the Kleftiko was delicious, nice and tender. But the flavour overall could have been a bit stronger - smaller chunks of potatoes could help as they're quite tasteless.Dessert portions were very generous. The best one by far was the Angel hair, namely Kataifi, it wasn't excessively sweet and the pastry retained a crispy texture. It went well with the ice cream served on top.We went there when only outdoor seatings were allowed a few weeks ago. The table was pretty small for the five of us, not the most comfortable dinning experience I have to say. On the upside, the service was very friendly and quick.Though I probably wouldn't come back for the food, I don't think they quite match the money you're paying for.