Myths & Flames

Delicious Greek Food, Warm and Welcoming Service

Navigating through the vibrant chaos of Camden, one periodic refuge strikes almost enigmatically - an unassumingly charming Greek restaurant. What first meets the eye is its transportive charm, conjuring visions of sun-dappled Greek islands amidst London’s pulsing veins. This establishment peddles in comfort food with authenticity, enveloped in pleasing aromas which beckon promisingly as though chanting a siren song to weary urbanites.

However, it's only fair to prompt diners to manage expectations on the hospitality front – a rather perplexing amalgamation of warmth intermingled indiscriminately with frosty and chaotic service encounters greeted various patrons. Let's hope you land on a night when smiling Sara steers your table; her spirit seems to lift entire rooms with more aplomb than any culinary concoction could muster. The menu delights particularly with items like the bifteki with feta and prides itself in dizzyingly vast portion sizes that could provoke satiety just by sight. Potent tzatziki teases the palate, although a niggling dryness occasionally punctuates the meal to subtly remind one that perfection clings delightfully just out of reach. If you stumble across this place after escaping Camden’s carnival, embrace a moment bathed in surprising culinary charm - after all, places capable of swaddling such nostalgic romance don’t just merit another visit; they demand indulgence. — Penelope Savory