Iconic Farringdon spot Piano Works is a restaurant-meets-bar-meets-club where you're in charge of the music. With a live band on hand to play your requests non-stop throughout the night, this modern take on the classic piano bar also offers a gorgeous menu of dinner-ready dishes, from juicy steaks to vegan curries and indulgent desserts.

On the 219th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar, The Admiralty is partnering with the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines Charity to raise money, with a special tribute dinner to Lord Nelson, from a location right by Nelson's Column.

There'll be glasses of fizz, rum and port to raise a toast with, as well as a three-course meal with wine pairings. Think classic British dishes like prawn cocktail pea soup or beef sirloin, with a sticky toffee pudding to finish.

Not many restaurants in London boast stylish interiors, delicious plates and a club to their name. Except of course, Haymarket Kitchen. Located just off Piccadilly Circus, this little gem is connected to the rowdy Tiger Tiger - but when inside, you'd never guess it. Fronting some contemporary European dishes, a varied selection of wines, and a banging post-dinner club set up, it's one of the city's best party restaurants.

Learn some Salsa moves, or impress others with the moves they didn't know you had at Salsa! in Soho or Embankment, where the Latin rhythms pound strong and the hip swishing reigns supreme. This fun time party bar is a whirlwind of South American sass and spirit - just make sure you load up on their spicy treats so you can keep up with the rest of them!

An ideal set up for dinner and dancing in London, Forge is a restaurant and bar located in the heart of the City of London, not only promising delicious eats and boozy cocktails, but also a lively, party-hungry crowd - from Monday through to Friday. With a late opening time of 3am (wed-fri), this is the perfect place to dine, then let loose on the dancefloor mid-week. 

This super venue located just a stone's throw from Covent Garden compromises of three bars, a nightclub and a modern restaurant. The ideal restaurant in London for dinner and dancing, Sway serves modern plates, small snacks and delicious desserts. Post-dinner, enjoy commercial tracks and a fun-time party crowd.

Slug and Lettuce is a cool, cheap and cheerful spot with outposts across London that's a mixture of restaurant and a bar rolled into one; it's a cracking choice for going out in Croydon, Richmond and beyond. Come by at dinner time and enjoy something from their menu fronting picky bits and burgers, with everything from fully-fledged mains to casual nibbles on the cards, as well as bottomless brunches. 

If you're looking for somewhere to let your hair down on a Friday or Saturday night, then head to Paradise Green for its Paradise Nights. Tickets start from £25 per person and include two small pales each plus the venue's signature watermelon margaritas. Prepare to sing your heart out all evening as there will be performances from West End stars and DJs.

If it's a fun night that you're after, then head to this Fulham favourite, where you'll find fresh fruit cocktails and a delicious food menu alongside holiday vibes and a cheeky tiki atmosphere.

Paradise By way of Kensal Green is a decadent restaurant, pub and party bar with some serious style. Think opulent decor, contemporary British cuisine and an extensive wine list. Come the weekend however, this plush den gives way to DJs, dancing and a stunning roast dinner.

Shrouded in prohibition charm and 1920s elegance, The Candlelight Club are an elusive speakeasy experience hidden in the heart of London. Offering bespoke cocktails, delicious food and live music, it's the perfrect place to lose yourself to a bit of Golden Era glamour. 

Gigi's Hoxton Square's all-encompassing social space perfect for eating out in Shoreditch. Here, the kitchen team serve homely comfort foods, the bar team keep the drinks flowing and this place becomes one of the hotspots for DJs and dancing as the evening presses on.

With venues in Embankment and the City, this fantastical lair of boudoir stylings and 1920s French chic is here to entertain you. Take to your table and enjoy a decadent meal whilst feasting on the spectacular show in front of you. Expect burlesque, jazz and a whole lotta sass. 

Trapeze is a cheeky circus themed haunt of colourful booths to munch down some nosh and sup on some of their immensely tasty cocktail creations. Once you've filled your boots upstairs, venture to the basement where you'll find one of Shoreditch's loudest and most raucous clubbing nights. Sweat, drink and dance down here to the best tunes and DJs around.  

The perfect excuse to let loose when it comes to drinking, dining and dancing in the city, Venn St Records is coming up trumps on all fronts; head on down for pizzas in the early evening, chase those with cocktails and finish them all off with a bout of dancing. 

Experience the taste and culture of the Middle East at Kenza - a luxuriant, silk draped haven of Lebanese cuisines and belly dancing entertainment. Decked out with ornate furnishings, rich textures and a low-lit ambiance, Kenza is a hidden palace of indulgent eats and opulent dancers. 

Market House on Coldharbour Lane has your night out all wrapped up. Kick-start with an epic feast in the restaurant, with Wingmans slinging out the best chicken in town, then shimmy on up to the loft to shake your tail feather to live DJs until the early hours of the morning.

Searching for your next date spot in London? Amazing Grace is an exciting music venue, which features incredible talent, delicious pan-Asian food and boozy cocktails. This fantastic space is found inside a former church, maintaining its original stained glass windows and pairing them with state-of-the-art audiovisual displays and 3D projections. Enjoy a lovely dinner of pulled pork bao buns, smoked Padron peppers and Vietnamese fried tofu, followed by an evening of dancing to live performers or DJ sets.

Fancy hiring out a space for your next party? For dinner and dancing, head on over to The London Cabaret Club for a show-stopping event. We recommend checking out The Bloomsbury Room which can hold up to 250 people sitting down and 550 people standing.

Honoring its remarkable rock 'n' roll history, 100 Wardour Street is hosting The Marquee Cabaret each Friday, with tickets starting from £15 per person, and £49 for a three-course meal and bubbles. Once known as The Marquee Club and frequented by stars like David Bowie and the Rolling Stones during the '60s to the '80s, the venue now kicks off this extraordinary event with special appearances by Jools Holland and T'Pau. Get ready to sing along to classic hits, indulge in tasty dishes, and enjoy premium drinks.

Set sail for an exciting night of dancing with Elvis Tribute Cruise, as you're wined, dined and entertained by an award-winning tribute artist for three hours. Departing from Westminster Pier, you'll take in the top sights of the city while being serenaded by The King himself. What more could you want?