Best Restaurants For Halloween In London

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By Jasmine Lee Kennedy • Lead Editor, DesignMyNight Jasmine is our Lead Editor, specialising in restaurants, bars and culture, with over 10 years' experience in the industry. Last updated on 5th November 2026

Looking for the best Halloween restaurants London's got to offer? From spooktacular bottomless brunches to scary dining experiences, we've made a guide to help you find the top dining spots across the capital so you can get your freak, and your eat, on this October.

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.

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Best London Halloween Restaurants 2027




Ixchel

Celebrate Halloween in true Mexican style as Ixchel transforms King's Road into a three-day haven of mystical festivities from Friday the 30th of October through to Sunday the 1st of November. The King's Road hotspot kicks off the weekend on Friday night with Ixchel Rising: Halloween Full Moon Party, complete with costume-friendly dress, live DJ sets, Mexican plates, signature cocktails, and atmospheric astrology readings.

On Saturday, the mood shifts to dark sophistication for the Halloween live music dinner, where you're dressed in all-black and enjoy an intimate dinner accompanied by live music before transitioning to a late-night DJ party downstairs. Bringing the weekend to a heartwarming close, Sunday welcomes families for a vibrant Día de los Muertos Family Day. Honoured through colourful Mexican traditions, the afternoon features face painting, rich Mexican hot chocolate, and a cosy screening of Disney Pixar's Coco, with children under 12 eating free.

Flight Club

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).

MOI & ROOM86

Dark elegance meets culinary mastery this spooky season as MOI and ROOM86 host one of the capital's most alluring Halloween celebrations. The evening begins at MOI with a decadent £72 per person set menu crafted by executive chef Robbie Jameson, kicking off with a welcome cocktail before transitioning into rich, autumn-inspired dishes. Expect a wickedly refined menu featuring dry-aged tuna with pumpkin and ponzu, juniper-smoked venison accompanied by soy-braised beetroot, and aged ike-jime trout with white soy yoghurt. To finish, you'll be treated to a delightfully dramatic dessert of Hokkaido sponge paired with smoked chocolate mousse, black sesame caramel, and Blackthorn salt.

Once the feast concludes, the night transforms as you descend into ROOM86 for an exclusive, late-night afterparty. With select DJs spinning moody beats late into the evening, the drinks flow freely - starring signature concoctions like the ice-cold Uchi Martini (dry white port, potato shochu, yuzu sake, and chrysanthemum bitters) and the aromatic Shiro Negroni. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to book a Halloween restaurant in London in advance?

Yes — and the earlier, the better. Halloween is one of the busiest social weekends of the year in London, and the most popular themed dinners, bottomless brunches, and immersive dining experiences sell out weeks before 31st October.

Do I need to wear a costume to a Halloween restaurant in London?

It depends on the venue, but fancy dress is widely encouraged — and at many ticketed events, it's part of the fun. Always check the specific event's dress code when booking, as requirements vary.

Are there Halloween restaurants in London with live entertainment?

Yes. For example, Flight Club and Lost Souls Pizza both offer entertainment with their dining options.