Available from the 7th and 8th of May, Laurel's on the Roof is one of the best venues to check out during the King's coronation. Indulge in 10 brunch dishes, alongside a glass of bubbles and stunning views of Shoreditch.

To mark the special occasion, BiBo Shoreditch is hosting Royal Brunches from the 6th to the 8th of May. Expect to fill your boots with a range of lip-smacking Spanish bites, including paella, tapas and sweet treats, washed down with sangria and cocktails.

King Charles' coronation events in London this 2023 don't get much better than celebrating another key moment in British history. The Gunpowder Plot is an experience combining VR and live actors that plunges you into this tale of treachery, including featuring a fully immersive bar come the interval.

116 Pall Mall is celebrating the historic occasion by holding an exclusive concert. The London Chamber Orchestra will be putting on a fabulous programme of musical performances inspired by the King's favourite pieces. But that's not all, as you'll also indulge in an elegant afternoon tea. 

Make the most of the extra day off work by heading to The Piano Works in the West End or Farringdon for its bank holiday bonanza on the Sunday. Their live, six-piece band will take your song requests, so you can party late into the night to your favourite tunes.

Searching for King Charles' coronation date events in London? Venture over to The Egerton House Hotel and you're in for a lip-smacking treat to mark the occasion. That's 'the best of British' afternoon teas, all accompanied by the dog-friendly equivalent for your furry companion.

What could be more British than Faulty Towers? This immersive dining experience sees you honour the King while tucking into multiple courses, all of which includes the usual antics from Basil, Sybil and Manuel as your servers.

Found opposite Buckingham Palace, Bbar is the ideal place to be right among the action when this huge day in the British calendar rolls around. Offering exclusive experiences throughout the week to mark the occasion, this South African-inspired spot is delivering the goods.

Galvin At Windows is the gorgeous sky-high spot that's got unparalleled views of Buckingham Palace and the Mall from its 28th floor perch. Commemorate this day with a special Coronation tasting menu showcasing the best of British.

Thanks to cocktail masterclasses, whiskies paired with cheese, Japanese gin tastings and more, Map Maison has many amazing ways of spending this monumental weekend. To enjoy classy events, you've found just the place.

Bask in the sunshine with Southbank's The BBQ Club. Better yet, for the Coronation, they have a 'Long Live The King' dish boasting hand-dived Dorset scallops, Cornish seaweed and burnt lime butter, which will be cooked by you with the help of expert chefs.

After things to do for the coronation bank holiday? Check out The Prince of Wales Brixton for a chance to throw shapes to house music. Featuring artists such as Todd Terry, Aline Rocha, Rio Tashan, and Rob Alldritt, this party will be a real crowd-pleaser in South London.

If you're wondering where to celebrate the King's coronation 2023 in London, then check out 1901 Wine Lounge's afternoon tea. Whether you accompany yours with Champers, prosecco or premium Jing teas, it's sure to be an indulgent occasion.

Pairing cigars and whiskey with Japanese-inspired afternoon tea, Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel has the most gentlemanly way to spend this extra bank holiday weekend. Better yet, the experience takes place on a stunning rooftop.

Is there anything better than bottomless to mark this momentous day? Expect unlimited prosecco, Pimms and spritzes, alongside any pizza, at The Hawk's Nest. These purveyors of outdoor drinking and dining offer a great escape for the extra bank holiday.

When in need of things to do for King Charles' coronation public holiday in London this 2023, look no further than celebratory dinner or afternoon tea at The Milestone Hotel and Residences. This special edition of the latter will commemorate the historic event with a live screening alongside your feast.

For a quintessentially British experience to celebrate the King's Coronation, head over to Searcy's at the Gherkin. Soak up the stunning views from the sky-high spot and tuck into a themed afternoon tea, which includes delights like pheasant crumble pie and sherry trifle alongside a glass of Champagne.

Laugh your way through the extra May bank holiday weekend with The Covent Garden Comedy Club. Expect three to four hilarious acts from the international circuit, including some recognisable TV stars.

With afternoon tea, an Indian feast and royal Champagne dinners, mosey over to The English Grill or choose The Curry Room, The Rubens at The Palace Hotel for the big day. Celebrate while overlooking the Royal Mews of Buckingham Palace so you're not far from the procession route.

Jazz and sax legend Leo Green is bringing his signature sound to a QT residency at Middle Eight hotel. Think delish cocktails, twists on pop songs, expert singers and more to close your night after the coronation.