Significant Greek immigration to London began in the 19th century, leading to the establishment of Greek communities in various neighborhoods like Soho and Camden, bringing Greek tavernas and bakeries to these areas.
Greek food stereotypes have lingered, such as it being reduced to variations of kebabs, chips, and pink taramasalata, overshadowing the rich and diverse culinary tradition deeply intertwined with Greek culture.
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