Lemonia has been a Primrose Hill institution on Regent's Park Road for decades, all mezze, grilled fish and baklava. The summit of Primrose Hill is a short walk from the door.
About Lemonia
A much-loved Primrose Hill Greek institution on Regent’s Park Road. The three-course set dinner is £28.75, Monday to Thursday from 5.30pm to 10pm, with mezze-style starters, grilled fish and meats, and baklava.
Nearest stations to Lemonia
- Chalk Farm 6 min walk
- Kentish Town West 15 min walk
Where is Lemonia
- Mon–Sat
- 12pm–3.30pm, 5.30pm–10pm
- Sun
- 12pm–4pm
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FAQ
How much is the set menu at Lemonia?
The set menu at Lemonia is £28.75 for 3 courses. The price is the same on every day the set menu is served (Mon–Thu), and it is set by Lemonia directly, not by All Set.
When is the Lemonia set menu served?
Lemonia serves its set menu dinner, between 5.30pm to 10pm. The set menu runs on the following days: Mon–Thu.
Is the Lemonia set menu the same food as the à la carte?
Yes. The Lemonia set menu comes from the same kitchen as the à la carte, using the same ingredients. The set menu offers a tighter selection, typically 3 courses, at a flat price.
How do I book the set menu at Lemonia?
Book directly with Lemonia via the "Book a table" button above (it links to Lemonia's own reservation system). On All Set, every booking is direct with the restaurant, and All Set takes no commission.
What's on the Lemonia set menu?
Starters
- Fagges, lentil soup
- Grilled sardines
- Fish croquettes
- Louvia, black eyed beans with spinach
- Chicken keftedakia, minced chicken meatballs with herbs
- Pitta bread
Main courses
- Grilled spring chicken
- Arni me fasolakia, lamb casserole with French beans
- Keftedes, deep fried minced lamb with parsley, onions and herbs
- Fresh grilled swordfish
- Fresh grilled sea bream fillet
- Gemista, vegetables stuffed with rice and herbs
Desserts
- Fresh mango
- Crème caramel
- Baklava
- Tea or coffee
From the Three Course Set Dinner menu we hold, read from Lemonia’s own menu. Dishes change with the seasons, so treat these as the shape of it rather than a promise.
Last updated: 8 October 2026