Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 12 and Version 7 of The Real Greek Souvlaki Bankside, SE1 9HA

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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Juliet]], some time around the beginning of 2007.</div>
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category='Greek Food,Needs New Photo,Restaurants,Vegan Friendly'
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summary='Greek place near Southwark Bridge.'
website='[http://www.therealgreek.com/souvlaki/bankside/index.html the real greek]' website='http://www.therealgreek.com/'
summary='Greek place near Southwark Bridge'
website='[http://www.therealgreek.com/souvlaki/bankside/index.html the real greek]' website='http://www.therealgreek.com/'

Right on the river, next to the Globe. Quite a lot of the seating is bar-stool style, and it can get quite busy of an evening.

The souvlaki themselves (roast meat or veg wrapped in flatbread, with salad and some kind of sauce) are OK but not as nice as the mezedes. Their menu is available on the website - I particularly liked the gigandes plaki (beans in a tomato sauce) and Santorinian fava. The Real Greek tomato dip (on the side) is fantastic and definitely worth getting to dip your bread in.

Plenty of veggie options; fewer vegan but still definitely sufficient.

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