Bluez Souvlaki Fresh

I’m another one who was drawn in by the branding and exterior. The minimal interior and white and blue colour scheme is appealing, and it’s very clean.
But the food wasn’t a disappointment. I went for the chicken souvlaki. Much like a fancy chicken shish kebab in a lovely thick warm wrap, with fresh salad and tzatziki. Not quite as good as gyros I’ve had but not bad at all. I’ll try the lamb next.
The regular size is pretty filling, and I saw another diner with the ‘mega’ souvlaki which certainly was big! For the price and the area this is a pretty good warm lunch option.
There is minimal seating, and it’s a little annoying that it’s mostly taken up by people waiting for their food, leaving people wanting to eat in standing. Not the restaurants fault.
Staff weren’t particularly friendly, but not rude or anything, just got on with their jobs.

I really like this place. Maybe it’s because I crave a good Gyro in this town and this is the closest I can get.
Make no mistake it’s a lunch joint (although they are open till 9 most days). The wraps are price well (around £5 ea) and you can get a lunch special with fat chips or a nice Greek salad.
The flavors are solid. Not blow you away but again good choice for a lunch and a nice a variety for the area. You’ll get about 6 pieces of chicken with taziki and tomatoes and onions in a thick pita. Again good value for the money.

I love Greek food and I love Souvlaki — so should have loved this, right? Nope — it was all a bit mah.
I often walk past here and really loved the way it looks clean and bright. So today I stopped in for a take away Koto Souvlaki (chicken in a warm pita bread with salad and tzatziki).
The place was empty when I walked in, but I was ignored by staff for a few minutes while they chatted. I caught ones eye and smiled. They didn’t return the smile, just asked me what I wanted. She gave me a receipt with a number and just as I had turned around to wait for my food, my number got called. I actually said Wow– that’s quick. When I looked behind the counter they had tons of wraps already made up and ready to go. How long had they been sitting there?
The food — ermm, it was a no for me. Yes there was chicken (2 pieces), there was a pita (cold not warm), there was tzatziki (much like I could buy in Sainsburys) and there was salad (a lot of Cucumber, 1 piece of onion, a few large chunks of tomato). I was hungry — I ate it. I’m still hungry! It left no impression on me apart from why did I spend £4.40 on it!
With so many different food places around here, a place really needs to stand out for me to return. I so wanted to love here, but it just wasn’t for me.

Lovely Greek food! Good prices keeping in mind that we are talking for City of London! Highly recommended from a Greek guy!

This is the first time I want into a joint because of the way it looked! The blue color theme transported me to the Mediterranean!
As the name implies, it’s a Greek joint with the Souvlaki or the meat skewers as the main attraction. It’s a small joint with tasteful interiors. Simple menu and looked quite refreshing.
You order at the till and you are given a receipt with a number. You collect the food when your number is called.
Most of the people take away the food but I ate in. There is no difference in packaging if you eat in or not I fact they didn’t even ask me if I wished to takeaway. There are only 4 – 6 seats (stools) mostly occupied by customers waiting for their food.
The ordering process was ok but I didn’t really find any of the staff friendly. The food came quickly but the portion sizes were not great. Having said that the prices are bit on the lower side for the location.
I ordered a chicken wrap and a Halloumi side. The Chicken wrap cost £4.90 and a meal is £5.90. Meal gets you a drink and a chips or salad side. The Halloumi side was £2.20.
The food itself was not very exciting, there were only 2 – 3 tiny pieces of chicken with hardly any seasoning, the pita was tiny and the Tzatziki, which ideally should have been the star of the show, was like the ones we get over the counter. What I missed most was heat factor, a bit more pepper might have done the trick. The Halloumi was very tasty but it would have been worth the £2.20 if some salad was thrown in.
Over-​all disappointed with the fare but gets extra star for the tasteful branding and premises.