Best Things To Do In Covent Garden

Immerse yourself in the ultimate game of trust and treachery at The Traitors Live Experience. Just like the hit show, you'll sit at the Round Table and face the suspense of your hidden identity. The venue's castle-inspired design - complete with shadowy lighting, velvet-lined chambers, and rich wooden décor - sets the perfect tone for deception.

Engage in mind-bending puzzles, secret plotting, and strategic voting. And when the tension rises, head to The Cloak & Dagger bar to unwind, sip a drink, and share your suspicions with others.

Looking to do something completely different? SPYGAMES and SPYSCAPE combine the physical and psychological sides of espionage in one unique, immersive experience. 

Designed by CIA and Special Ops experts, a leading professor of psychology and a former Head of Training at MI6, it's sure to test your agility, communication, collaboration, decision-making and team work under pressure. Expect surprises. Expect insight. And expect to see yourself differently by the time you go home.

The Musical Theatre Bingo Brunch is bringing all the wonder of the West End stage to Tequila Mockingbird. Expect live cabaret and epic singalongs with show-stopping tunes from Wicked, Hamilton, Mamma Mia and many more.

When it's time to give your jazz hands a rest, dive into unlimited pizza and 90 minutes of bottomless pornstar martinis, margaritas, prosecco or beer. Grab your tickets to an afternoon of joyful chaos from just £52.92.

Elevate your next night out by heading along to The Piano Works West End. Not only is this a restaurant, with a range of mouthwatering munch up for grabs, but also a cracking bar, where you can knock back tasty drinks while the live band plays your favourite songs at request.

Their bottomless brunches take place every Saturday, starting from £50 per person. Expect two or three delicious courses paired with 90 minutes of unlimited drinks - plus live entertainment.

Looking for something different in Covent Garden? Head to the Radisson Blu Edwardian Mercer Street Hotel for an unforgettable interactive show from Christian Gambin, a World FISM and French Magic Championship winner. 

There's nowhere more fun than Tequila Mockingbird, and their high-energy bottomless brunches are no different - complete with limbo competitions, bingo and pinatas. Themed around discos, hoedowns or fiestas, you can expect 90 minutes of unlimited margaritas, prosecco, beer and pizza while drag and cabaret hosts get the party started with fantastic performances to pop classics - starting from £30 per person.

Head down to Seven Dials Club on Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays, where you'll find Comedy Carnival Covent Garden taking place. These hilarious shows start from as little as £10 per person to attend, promising a quality lineup of comedians on stage.

Their acts are chosen from the international scene, whether it's an emerging new comic or a well-established star of British, American or Australian TV.

House of Burlesque... SPEAKEASY - London's most glamorous secret. Under the streets of the world-famous West End lurks a world of stockings, feathers and fabulousness.

Bat & Ball Covent Garden is all about fun, with a variety of activities to keep everyone entertained. Challenge your friends to a game of ping pong, show off your pool skills, or get competitive with interactive darts.

If you're in the mood for something even more daring, step into one of their karaoke booths, packed with over 25,000 songs to belt out. Whether you're in the mood for friendly competition or just want to have a laugh, Bat & Ball is your ultimate destination for fun. Plus, they've got a Stratford location too.

Here to bring you dinner, nostalgia and antics combined, this quirky spot in Covent Garden is a must for those looking for something unique to do thanks to the 90s-inspired interiors, retro consoles, Britney Spears-inspired cocktails and karaoke.

As soon as you get to Covent Garden, head straight into a neon-soaked throwback dream. Bunga 90 is leaning all the way into its signature 90s aesthetic with the ultimate pre-theatre menu, available Sunday through Thursday from 5pm to 6.30pm. Starting at £28.60 per person, it's the coolest, most nostalgic way to fuel up before the curtain goes up on the West End.

Your ticket gets you a freshly made 12-inch pizza alongside a top-shelf drink to set the mood. Choose from retro Club Classic cocktails, house wine, pint-sized Coors, or a range of refreshing soft drinks.

Tucked behind the busy thoroughfares of Covent Garden, a visit to the Guinness Open Gate Brewery offers a complete food and drink experience under one roof. You can tour the working microbrewery, taste experimental beers exclusive to London, or stop for lunch in the central courtyard.

Whether sitting down for oysters on the rooftop at Gilroy's Loft or enjoying a traditional pie in Old Brewer's Yard, it is an essential pitstop when exploring the West End.

Head over to Chandos Place where this gorgeous afternoon tea shop is bringing you one of the most fun things to do in Covent Garden. Brigit's Bakery is going well beyond a few scones and sandwiches with decadent tiers, vegan treats and bottomless drinks.

If you're on the hunt for fun cocktail classes, then Inamo in Covent Garden are hosting a banging one, complete with three Asian drinks - all created by you. In addition, you'll get to tuck into a delish feast of tapas, as well as head to karaoke for some samba fun.

Oriole is located in Covent Garden bringing speakeasy vibes and bright tropical wallpaper. Their cocktail list takes inspiration from blends all over the world - we're talking Roku gin and absinthe concoctions like the Chicha Alta or a whisky-based Hanami Highball. You can nab small plates too, so munch on Italian beef tartare or smoked cauliflower while enjoying the live music on offer.

Split into four main areas: Bar Nana, Banana Warehouse, Cucumber Alley and the Warehouse bar, Seven Dials Market is a bustling venue that promises all kinds of entertainment. Think live music and other events on stage, and even a bookshop on-site.

There are a wide variety of independent street food vendors to choose from, including names like Yum Bun, Chai Guys and Pick & Cheese. Plus, they've got several bars on offer as well.

If you're looking for a great day out in the heart of Covent Garden, then be sure to check out Setlist. This creative community hub can be found on the terrace of Somerset House, promising breathtaking views of the river Thames. 

They boast a wide range of entertainment, including live music, DJ sets and art installations. Hungry? Their team of female chefs are preparing everything from steak and chorizo tacos to whipped ricotta with braised courgettes or aged beef smash burgers.

Found in the Seven Dials area, The Escapologist is a brilliant bar that promises fantastic cocktails and a buzzing atmosphere. They host Mamma Mia bottomless brunches every Saturday, complete with 90 minutes of unlimited drinks.

Tuck into one of their tasty burgers while enjoying the free-flowing fizz and cocktails. And the best part? Their talented West End performers will be singing all your favourite hits from the musical.

Hidden beneath the streets of Covent Garden, Blame Gloria Covent Garden is where brunch goes to misbehave. Built on the outrageous legend of Gloria (Soho icon, party-starter and rumoured accomplice to David Bowie), this underground cocktail den trades in high-glam fun.

Its ABBA & Legends brunch is a full-throttle affair, where West End drag performers, live vocals and a crowd-fuelled playlist (from ABBA to rock royalty) collide over 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails. Your ticket also includes indulgent comfort food and a dancefloor that rarely sits still.

Covent Garden's newest hideout is bringing cracking cocktails to Covent Garden. At The Bootlegger, you can boogie the night away with a steady stream of signature serves, sharing plates and bar bites.

There are all kinds of things to keep you entertained while you're here. Think epic music, live entertainment and hand-crafted drinks, from the Straw-Barb Lemonade to the Mudslide. The Bootlegger has also officially launched a limited-edition menu of six summer cocktails designed for long evenings and warm nights - and they're serving them up for just £9.50 during Sunset Hours, every single day until 11pm. Sip the likes of the Altos Paloma Picante: Tequila, refreshing citrus, and a subtle chili kick, and the Malibu Coconut Mojito: A tropical, minty twist on a classic favourite.