"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 eating with your hands. Oma is sleek, but it doesn’t stand on ceremony." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak, jake missing, daisy meager, heidi lauth beasley