Group Dining Restaurants in London

Treat yourself and your friends to a delicious meal at L’Etranger. Your friends will be impressed with the menu packed with Japanese-inspired French dishes, including offerings such as caramelised black cod with miso and pomme gallette. The interiors are chic and minimalist, and the wine list is award-winning.

Bababoom is the ideal place to go when eating with friends. Not only do they have some cheeky offers to make it even more affordable, just one whiff from their kitchen and you’ll instantly fall in love. It’s hard not when they are offering delicious Persian flatbreads topped with charcoal grilled meats and punchy vegetables, all sourced from quality British produce.

Perfect for a fun birthday celebration with your nearest and dearest, or a fun team night out with work friends, the brunch and burger menu at Ben's Canteen is certain to please all different palates and diners. Alongside their own unique bloody mary spice mix, the team behind this South London spot have curated a variety of different fine wines together, each complementing one of the burgers on the menu. Why not try Ben's Canteen Clapham too?

The rustic charm of this pub in west London has made it a bit of a favourite for cosy atmospheres, seasonal cuisine and laid back pubbing. Ealing Park tavern comes complete with stags and antlers adorning the wall adding to its rustic countryside style as well as a kitchen well versed in the art of hearty nosh that can deal with group dining in London no problem. 

Somewhere, tucked away amongst the bustle of Chinatown, there’s a gem of a dim sum parlour found behind a nondescript green door. Locate it and you’ll be discovering one of the city’s most prized hidden gems, where baskets of delicate dim sum are served on the side of vibrant signature cocktails. An absolute winner when it comes to eating out with friends in London, don’t forget to check out their secret bar within a secret bar before moving on.

The Driver is a boutique venue fusing modern elegance with timeless style, and offering a different vibe on each of their five impressive storeys. You’ll find the elegant dining room on the first floor, where groups gather at tables to tuck into delicacies like the British Sirlon Steak, classic beer battered fish & chips and catch of the day fishcakes.

Perfect for a group dinner in London or a team night out, Royal Oak in Willesden is a traditional gastro pub that's full of charm and character. The old mahogany bar serves all the usual suspects, alongside a selection of fine wines and locally sourced ales. If that wasn't enough, the kitchen offers a handful of classic British gastro dishes, such as beer-battered fish 'n' chips, hearty steaks and belly-warming pies.

Based on Bond Street in the beating heart of London, Lazeez Tapas restaurant serves authentic Lebanese dishes to the city's hungry crowds. Importing a handful of ingredients from Lebanon as well as making use of local butchers, the restaurant cooks all its meat over a grill, first seasoning each cut with a fistful of fresh herbs. Alongside meat, guests can enjoy a range of fish and vegetable based dishes.

From Taglioni with prawns and spinach through to fillet topped with stilton, Bolton's Restaurant know a thing or two about food. Join them in the City as they bring a taste of traditional Italian cooking to London.

Ever wondered what happened to Forrest Gump and Lt. Dan’s shrimping business? You’ll only need to swing by the West End to find out, as the Bubba Gump restaurant serves up buckets of shrimp and tasty plates from Forrest’s native Alabama in a space dedicated to the 1994 film in all its glory. Our top pick for a themed restaurants for dinner with a group in London.

Get you and your friends down to Trade Union for a night of delicious food and fun times. The kitchen serves up a whole host of great dishes, including some fantastic sourdough pizzas, while you can sit around in a cool, industrial chic setting.

Based in the heart of the City of London, the Refinery is an all-day restaurant and bar that promises to fit whatever mood you might be in. Fitting in with its sister venues in the Drake and Morgan family, the venue boasts an all-day menu of comfort food treats and offers a cocktail and drinks list that's capable of competing with any in London.

Targeting south of the river, Rosa's Thai Cafe serves its range of traditional dishes to Brixton's hungry crowds. Having been created by a husband and wife that were inspired by their travels across Asia, the restaurant will take a handful of traditional recipes and subtly infuse them with modern flavours. Better still, with large areas and always emphasising community eating, this venue is perfect for large dinner groups.

With dishes such as tiger prawns in a creamy coconut sauce and crab kari, Calcutta Street won't fail to please every member of your group. The modern eatery is located in Fitzrovia and brilliant for a birthday party or post-shopping exscursion.

Primed to host everything from birthday groups to hen parties, date nights to groups of mates, the Haymarket Kitchen is a slick and contemporary restaurant that forms part of Tiger Tiger in the West End. Come this way for a feast to get the night started just right; this one serves a unique and international menu with a prized choice of cocktails for company.

The Piano Works is London’s only non-stop live music venue, where the pianist-led band plays nothing but a setlist of songs requested by the audience themselves. It makes for a great night out, especially when the band launches into songs requested by you. Book a table for dinner and drinks and revel in the bustling atmosphere, it’s perfect for those looking for a restaurant, bar and party spirit all under one roof.

The Jones Family Project is consistently rated as one of the very best restaurants in London. It’s a homely east London spot showcasing top quality, local ingredients and an extensive list of happily affordable wines. The perfect venue for wining and dining with your mates before heading out into Shoreditch for the night.

Seeking out a place for group dining in south London? Tanner & Co comes into play with its old-school approach to top quality food. Get yourself in their charming courtyard space (there’s heaters for the chillier months) and enjoy lovingly crafted comfort food complemented by some pretty damn fine cocktails. A characterful gem located close to The Shard.

Looking to go out as a group in London? Gatti’s is one of the finer choices you could make. Just a stone’s throw from Moorgate station, they serve up delicious Italian treats across two floors, which can all be washed down by some great wine from their dedicated bar. And if you’d like some privacy, everything from a private meeting room to the whole venue can be privately hired.

For a swish and swanky dining experience in London, then Aquavit is a pretty good bet. The restaurant first started life in New York, and now two Michelin Stars later, they are bringing their Nordic cuisine to St James in London.

Sitting pretty on the ground floor of this iconic skyscraper, One Canada Square is an unashamedly decadent spot for group dining in London. Head to the centre of Canary Wharf and discover a stylish restaurant and cocktail bar known for its green washed marble and rich wooden interior design. Plates are unfussy but delightful, and there’s a mezzanine on the first floor that’s just perfect for a post-dinner tipple.

Coupling stunning pizzas with foosball and vintage games, Pizza Pilgrims are pulling out all the stops with their latest East London venture. Perfect for all the big kids out there, this fun restaurant in London deals only in huge sauce-stained smiles. Perfect for large groups and team nights out in London, this Canary Wharf restaurant definitely won't disappoint.

Looking for a great place for a group to eat in London? A destination that can account for your hungry troop, and still impress? Then head on down to the riverside as Geronimo owned Oyster Shed promises stunning gastro bites with large tables, and booming private spaces if needed. 

Sitting pretty just shy of Moorgate in the City of London, Jamies London Wall is a must try for group dining in London. Gather up your gabble and head on down as Jamies London Wall not only has the space for big groups, their British menu is teeming with a little something for everyone. 

This East-meets-West restaurant in Holborn promises fusion dishes, emulating the feel of traditional Hong Kong cafe culture. Expect delicious dishes courtesy of TV chef Jeremy Pang, plus a massive 16-seat table at their dedicated Bao Bar; ideal for big groups dining in London. 

Serving a beautiful array of tapas and a list of wines from around the world, Salvador & Amanda is a cosy and atmospheric spot for group dining in London. A must-try for lovers of Spanish cuisine, this two-tiered restaurant and cocktail bar allows for casual dining in a vibrant atmosphere, right around the corner from Holborn station.

Greenwood in Victoria is a sports bar and restaurant that stand head and shoulders above its competition. Serving amazing food that's certain to leave you grinning from ear to ear, the venue's carefree approach, relaxed vibes and many seating areas makes it perfect for a group dinner. From hearty steaks to flavoursome pizzas and Thai broths, you definitely won't regret eating here. 

Bringing the group together for a special meal in London? Too right, and we've found the perfect place for it. Heralded for its exteriors and seasonal dining, head on over to The Magazine at The Serpentine Sackler Gallery for a venue that can accomadate all your needs.

Forge brings a touch of industrial opulence to a popular site close to Bank. Serving up a handpicked selection of roasted meats and seasonal specialties, this is a buzzing restaurant characterised by its stripped brickwork and luxe leather booths. Bring your crew and settle in for a gluttonous feast - there’s plenty on offer when it comes to booze and a late night party that goes until 3am (Wed-Fri) if you’re looking to make it a late one.

Perfect for dinner with a big group in London, there’s plenty of reasons why Blues is one of the hottest spots in Shoreditch. Rally up your squad for a night of the most tender Texan BBQ, all washed down with a cocktail list that showcases nothin’ but the best bourbon. Looking to round off your night with some dancing? Blues brings some of London’s leading funk and soul live acts to the stage throughout the week.

Gather all your friends together for a big Indian dining experience at Talli Joe. Just moments from Covent Garden, the bar is modelled on Indian dive bars, and this sense of fun is instilled in their delicious Indian inspired cocktails and wonderful plates of traditional and regional Indian food that are perfect for sharing.

This modern British restaurant is a picture of elegance in the city. Fronting plenty of space to come for dinner in their open and inviting surrounds, it’s an excellent shout for a group meal in London that won’t break the bank either. Sample the exquisite cooking, then retire to the leather clad bar to unwind with a cocktail or two.

The perfect romantic dinner spot boasts great food, drinks, and a solid location to boot. Luckily, Diciannove, which is tucked inside the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Blackfriars, hosts all of the above. With its contemporary take on traditional Italian cuisine, full bar, and swanky digs, it's the new secret weapon of the London date spot game.

Get the group together and bring them to Fire and Stone. Able to cater to groups big and small, they have a menu packed with global pizzas based on cities from around the world (such as Cairo and Mumbai!), as well as pastas, salads and loads of cocktails to wash it down.

Get the gang together for some big bites at Ben’s Canteen. They specialise in three things: burgers, wine and brunch, so whether you’re off for an evening meal with delicious burgers paired with wines or a seriously indulgent brunch with Bloody Marys, they are there for you. Also check out their Earlsfield location. 

Disappearing Dining Club has finally found a permanent home as they create Little Quiet, a tiny and intimate restaurant near the Barbican. With room for just less than 20 people, the restaurant is available for private hire.

Gathering up your chums for a special occasion? Then why not head to a King's Cross bar that makes group dining look easy. Not only boasting a roster of private dining spaces, expect a delicious selection of cocktails and British plates to boot. 

Looking for a pub in South London that can cater to you and a group of friends for an almighty, gastro meal in the city? Funny, we have just the one. Notably traditional and brimming with British flavour, head on over to The Selkirk for private dining aplenty.