OMA

"Oma, a Greek-inspired Borough Market restaurant, is a triple threat—good looks, excellent food, fun-loving. Friendly servers welcome you with a recommendation of a glass of something from Thessaly, breads like the açma verde—a cross between the lightest, airiest bagel we’ve ever eaten and a life-altering, emerald green garlic knot—demand that everyone gets stuck in, and the sleek sceney room looks like the home of an interior design-savvy supervillain." - sinead cranna, jake missing, rianne shlebak, heidi lauth beasley

"A Greek-inspired restaurant in Borough, London, offering a Michelin-starred experience with dishes inspired by Greek cuisine."

"Picture this. You’re holding a glass of pét-nat rosé from Thessaly in one hand and a shining dough ring of life-altering açma verde in the other. “It’s just the circle of life”, you say, London Bridge’s answer to Rupi Kaur. Oma is a cool, moody Greek spot that has best-in-class dips, gooey spanakopita gratin, and other sophisticated takes on classics for a fun, chic birthday." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, heidi lauth beasley

"OMA is the UK’s first-ever Greek MICHELIN-Star restaurant, known for its bold and delicious cooking that blends Greek spirit with influences from beyond. It is a vibrant dining destination located above its sister restaurant AGORA, on the edge of Borough Market in London." - Andrew Young

"Eating at Oma will make you feel cool. You arrive at the Greek spot through Agora—its wilder and louder downstairs sibling—and are whisked up stone steps, like a VIP, past people who are desperately waiting for a seat. The moody, dark dining room is filled with people who look like they own art galleries and wardrobes full of Loewe. Some of the best things here—the excellent açma verde, a pillowy bagel-like bread ring, the silky spreads, and charred skewers—require getting stuck in and eating with your hands. Because even though Oma is sleek, it doesn’t stand on ceremony." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak, jake missing, daisy meager, heidi lauth beasley