Fun Restaurants In London

With four gorgeous venues across the city, Dirty Bones has been turning heads with its Southern-inspired offerings and fun-loving vibe. The team behind this trendy London restaurant combine mouthwatering comfort food with playful cocktails, and serve diners a meal that'll leave them waddling their way home. 

Undeniably one of the coolest party restaurants in London, the team behind Ballie Ballerson are fun night extraordinaires. With their very own ball pit, quirky cocktails, tasty pizza and a wild bottomless brunch, this place truly is unique.

Alongside their usual hearty dishes of succulent burgers and fiery ribs, Absurd Bird also serve chicken dishes marinated in a secret sauce that explodes off the tongue. Wash it down with one of their many tropical cocktails then sit back and enjoy the atmosphere of this unique dining experience.

With all-day pancakes, quirky interiors and a bit of a kitsch edge to the place, this is a great little restaurant for birthdays, dates and catching up with friends in East London. Expect a menu of comfort food classics, delightful dinners and much more.

Boasting wood-fired Neapolitan slices, delicious cocktails and great craft beer, Well Street Pizza is already a really fun place to eat in London. But add in their basement speakeasy bar and you're guaranteed a great night out, whether its with mates, colleagues or that special someone.

There's more to this stylish venue than meets the eye. Burdock on Finsbury Square is both a lively bar and a fantastic restaurant, with a shuffle board, craft beers and delicious all-day menu of sharing plates and desserts.

One of Liverpool Street's most decadent restaurants, Kenza, is a unique dining experience. The venue is a lounge of silk-draped furnishings and luxuriously plump cushions, with belly dancers and DJs on the weekends. Make your way over to experience the exotic flavours of Lebanon alongside tasty cocktails.

Aeronaut combines some of the best things in life: gastropub grub, cabaret and circus performances. This Acton eatery knows a good meal goes beyond the dinner plate and makes sure to deliver a unique evening in all aspects. Is this the most fun restaurant in the city? Find out for yourself.

A fun restaurant in Waterloo, Draughts is the London board game bar you need to visit. Alongside a mammoth selection of multi-player activities, you can get stuck into their menu of draught craft beer, classic cocktails and tasty food.

This exotic Angel eatery comes complete with 1930s decor, Instagrammable meals and exquisite cocktails. With a menu that boasts European fare and kooky concotions, this is the perfect restaurant for a fun date night in London or just getting tiddly with friends.

A real treat for anyone looking for cabaret, The Windmill in Soho is a real gem. Along with amazing theatrical comedy, burlesque and circus performances, you can expect a sublime menu from Michelin starred Chef Andrew Mcleish. 

For pretty plates and gorgeous interiors, pop over to Bourne & Hollingsworth in Farringdon. Alongside their appetising dinner and brunch menus, they have a late-night basement bar for cocktail-fuelled dancing.

There's a real buzz to this trendy restaurant once 5pm rolls around, as tables quickly fill up with the city's workers letting off steam. Forge serves a mouthwatering range of roasted meats and a handpicked selection of beer, wine, spirits and cocktails.

The renowned team at Pizza Pilgrims serve up great slices alongside 16-person foosball and vintage video games. Perfect for all the big kids out there, this fun East London restaurant deals only in huge sauce-stained smiles. 

Found on Coldharbour Lane in the heart of Brixton, The Rum Kitchen is a bold and bodacious Caribbean bar and restaurant with non-stop good vibes. While their DJs spin the latest dancehall tunes, tuck into their jerk chicken or curried goat with a tropical cocktail to hand.

Inspired by pop culture and culinary trends from the 80s and 90s, Only Food and Courses is one of the most unusual restaurants in London. If you're looking for a bunch of different flavours and plates to try including its 6-course tasting menu, then this place is a must-visit.

The Piano Works is London's only non-stop live music venue where the guests choose the playlist. With a menu of mini burger sliders, filled rolls and other sharing plates, as well as two singing pianists and a live band, diners are kept entertained all night long. Check out its West End location as well.

Regularly topping up Balham's rumblin' tums, The Exhibit serves carefully curated drinks and a hearty menu of fresh British produce. Bag yourself a table and get ready for a festival of eating; there's everything from roasted pheasant to grilled royal beam and Galloway beef burgers with all the trimmings.

If you're a big fan of the speakeasy vibes, then the Candlelight Club is an unmissable dining experience. Enjoy a three-course set menu while donning your best 1920s costume. Plus, you can sip on Champagne while munching on your glorious meal.

Make your way over to Aqua Kyoto, one of the best rooftop restaurants in London, for a truly exciting evening. With Japanese food, bottomless brunch and sun-catching terrace, this should be next on your list.

If you fancy dinner and a show, INCA London is a fabulous choice. From the Latin-inspired decor and scrumptious menu of tropical cuisine to the open kitchen and live performances, this joint is one of the most exciting restaurants in Central London.

An unforgettable experience, the Murder Express is not your typical dinner and a show. Immerse yourself into this mystery where you'll have to solve clues to catch a killer. You'll also be treated to a 4-course menu prepared by Masterchef finalist, Louisa Ellis.

Bringing you an eclectic events schedule every week, Clapham's Room 43 is the top spot in town if you're looking for live jazz, comedy and delicious Persian food in one stylish package. If you're also searching for a fun date or birthday spot, make sure to check this restaurant out.

Flight Club offer delicious sharing platters and cocktails in East London. This isn't your average restaurant though, as their brand of social darts combines state-of-the-art technology with exciting gameplay, making it the perfect group activity for newbies and experts alike.

Inject a little South American flavour into your night out with a trip to one of the best restaurants in London. Once inside Tropix, you'll be transported to a vibrant slice of paradise with international eats, unique cocktails and partying 'til late. 

Blues Kitchen hosts a menu of classic barbecue dishes and an extensive bourbon selection to match this Texan blues den. Before your dinner and drinks conversations can come to a lull, Blues Kitchen's live music schedule is likely to kick into full gear. Grab your drink and head to the dancefloor to enjoy the magical musical happenings.

With bottomless brunch Saturdays and all-you-can-eat dim sum Sundays, Ping Pong should definitely be on your restaurant radar. They also have a convivial atmosphere that makes you want to stay all night long, so grab a table and make for an evening of unforgettable fun at this London eatery.

Looking for fun restaurants in London? Make your way to tropical bar, Florpia. Upbeat tunes, colourful cocktails and vibrant decorations all give this venue a buzzing party atmosphere reminiscent of carnival. On the menu? A taste of Brazilian street food.

For dinner, drinks and one hell of a show (think cabaret, burlesque and then some), Proud Embankment has it all. While you can have a fantastic evening wining and dining, this is one of the most fun restaurants in London - so make sure to stick around for the after party.

Inamo is one quirky restaurant in Covent Garden; patrons get to order their meal, watch it get made via the 'chef cam' and even play a game of battleship, all through their digital tablecloth. They serve up tantalising East Asian cuisine and adventurous cocktails, including the delicious-sounding Hanami blossom.

Whether you've watched the iconic film or not, you will also love what this place has to offer, with shrimp cooked all different ways. Knocking out themes of the American South because, quite frankly, there ain't no shrimp better than Gumps in Piccadilly.

From its kooky interiors to playful decorations, Miscusi is the fun pasta restaurant in Covent Garden serving up a menu of signature dishes and build-your-own versions. Grab all your mates and head on down because these guys have been known to host the odd DJ or live music too.

Trader Vic's offers a taste of tiki on Park Lane. Enjoy global dishes cooked via their Chinese wood-fired ovens, which leave a delicious, smoky finish. Once you've had your fill, you absolutely have to stay for one of their legendary mai tais.