Halloween isn't just fake blood or spooky sessions in the club; some of the city's most sought-after eateries are also due to put on quite the creepy spread, because there's much more to the ancient Celtic festival than pumpkin pies and glossy caramel apples that get stuck to your teeth. From spooktacular bottomless brunches to scary dining experiences, we've made a guide to help you find the best Halloween restaurant London's got to offer so you can get your freak, and your eat, on this October.
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Last updated on 12th November 2025
Flight Club is upping the Halloween restaurant game with its Spooky Brunch Socials at its fairground-themed venues across Shoreditch, Bloomsbury, Islington and Victoria. Delight in a cocktail on arrival and play its iconic darts game for an hour, all before delving into spine-tingling pizza paddles. Guests will also receive an entire bottle of prosecco each or four beers, and fancy dress is encouraged (as there'll be a prize for the winner).
Located in Victoria, The Palm House is a vibrant restaurant bar that's bringing the heat this Halloween. Expect a live DJ playing high-energy beats throughout the evening, as well as a buzzing atmosphere.
They're promising 90 minutes of bottomless tequila cocktails, from sweet and sour palomas to margaritas, paired with a tasty taco platter.
This Halloween, Brasserie of Light becomes the Brasserie of Fright, a hauntingly glamorous dining destination inspired by The Phantom of the Opera. From the 20th of October to the 2nd of November, the iconic restaurant will be transformed into a world of masked mystery, flickering candlelight and dramatic decadence.
You can indulge in a special set menu, beginning with refined starters like oak-smoked salmon, followed by exquisite mains such as pan-seared sea bream. The star of the show, however, is the limited-edition Phantom of the Opera dessert - an indulgent dark chocolate torte layered with pistachio feuilletine, crowned with raspberry, rose petals, and a white chocolate Phantom mask, theatrically served with dry ice.
In true theatrical fashion, the experience extends to the bar with three limited-edition cocktails inspired by the Phantom's allure. For those craving the full immersive spectacle, Brasserie of Fright will host two exclusive nights on 31st October and 1st November, complete with a three-course menu, live opera performances, ballet, candlelight, and a DJ set blending eerie elegance with modern beats.
Follow the yellow brick road this spooky season straight into The Ivy Emerald City, as The Ivy Collection sprinkles a little magic (and a lot of glitter) over Halloween. From the 25th of October, restaurants nationwide will be serving up a spellbinding menu featuring wickedly good cocktails, live entertainment, and a dessert so enchanting it might just steal your heart - and your sweet tooth.
The Emerald City Apple stars a chilled apple parfait on a golden blondie base, crowned with milk foam, raspberry coulis, a candy floss cloud, and even a green witch's hand for good measure. Meanwhile, the bar becomes a potion lab with two dazzling concoctions: the Rhubarb Bubble, a tart-sweet dream of Ketel One vodka, rhubarb mead, and raspberry sugar dust; and the Emerald Magic Margarita, a bewitching blend of Casamigos tequila, matcha, honey liqueur, and a Tajín rim for that perfect spicy spell.
This Halloween weekend, Chelsea's Mexican restaurant Ixchel invites guests to a dazzling Halloween x Día De Los Muertos celebration, a two-part fiesta that fuses Chef Ximena Gayosso Gonzalez's contemporary Mexican cuisine with Don Julio cocktails, live music and after-dark revelry. On Friday 31st October (£85 per person), the festivities begin with a glamorous masked dinner featuring a four-course menu inspired by traditional Día de los Muertos dishes. You can sip Don Julio charred pineapple palomas before tucking into black aguachile with hand-dived scallops, confit duck legs with mole negro, and creamy Huitlacoche rice and rajas con crema.
Then, on Sunday the 2nd of November (£45), the energy softens for a soulful, acoustic-led gathering. You can unwind over a relaxed meal featuring highlights such as ink-battered soft shell crab tacos with tamarind and chipotle, grilled chicken with mole negro and tortillas, and pan de muerto with that same decadent ganache.
This Halloween, embrace the eerie elegance of Berners Tavern as Live at Berners returns on the 31st of October for a hauntingly beautiful evening of fine dining and live music. The stunning dining room will be transformed by flickering candlelight and an opulent pumpkin display, setting the perfect mood for a night of gothic glamour. Alongside the regular à la carte menu, you can indulge in Halloween specials like a silky Lancashire pumpkin risotto, the decadent Graveyard Tart, and the limited-edition Don Julio 1942 Golden Goth cocktail - a darkly luxurious blend of Don Julio 1942, Beesou bitter honey aperitif, pumpkin, and ginger.
The restaurant's house string quartet will provide a spine-tingling soundtrack, performing cinematic classics from Danny Elfman's Tim Burton scores to Psycho Killer and Abracadabra with a haunting twist. For those who prefer a more casual affair, the Golden Goth cocktail will also be served at both the Lobby Bar and Berners Tavern from 6pm 'til 9pm, from the 30th of October to the 1st of November, paired with a savoury pumpkin choux filled with spiced goat cheese mousse and topped with crispy nuts and seeds.
