Themed Restaurants in London

Head along to Monopoly Lifesized's themed Top Hat Bar & Restaurant. Whether you're popping in after a game on its 15m x 15m board, or just because you fancy something different, this is bound to impress. Think burgers, or perhaps a slice of Mr. Monopoly's very own millionaire's cheesecake.

Head over to Canary Wharf where the Munich Cricket Club is making every day into Oktoberfest. Get stuck into heaving steins of German beer, soaked up with classic bavarian bites, including bratwurst, Käsekrainer, strudel, schnitzel and more.

If you're after something sexy, slinky, and downright scrumptious in the heart of Soho, it would do you good to hunt out Opium. A secret London restaurant with dim sum on the menu, head on over for an intimate dinner setting and the best in quirky cocktails. 

Named after Prince Albert and designed as a homage to his Anglo-Bavarian roots, Albert's Schloss is a bier haven for those who love to drink the crisp stuff by the stein, and for those who also adore entertainment, thanks to its non-stop, seven-days-a-week lineup of acts. Look forward to DJ sets and cabaret paired with Alpine-inspired fare like gooey fondues, signature burgers and pretzels, not to mention the cocktails. Our favourite? The Apple Strudel, made with spiced rum and cinnamon.

Feel like a night out in London isn't complete without a trip to the circus? Big top inspired Trapeze would have to agree. When you're not enjoying the quirky cocktails or club nights in the basement, tuck into chow the likes of burgers and sharing platters.

The kitschest bar in all of Deptford, Little Nan's is remaking your grannies living room in a South London enclave, complete with quirky teapot cocktails, fish finger sandwiches and a million little knick-knacks for you to gawp at.

Would you be fooled into thinking that The Little Blue Door was just another flat in Fulham? You should be, but hold on just one minute. A quirky spot brimming with oddities, this venue isn't just themed around a unique flatmate scenario, they host brunches, dinners and Sunday roasts that you won't want to miss out on. 

If you're a big fan of murder mysteries, this unusual dining experience is for you. Set on a train carriage and bringing you a conundrum like no other, you'll dine on three courses, all while taking in live acting and a fatal crime on board.

If you're a big fan of the beautiful game, this restaurant meets bar meets activity hybrid is a must for football lovers. From high-tech football experiences to tasty dishes, it's an unusual one that has it all. Not in the area? Head to West London for its Shepherd's Bush venue in Westfield. 

The theme here? Live music. One of the rowdiest restaurant, bar and party experiences in London, The Piano Works is allowing you, the audience, to pick the hits they play... and they're playing them with a live band no less.

One of the city's most renowned dining experiences, The London Cabaret Club is letting you get up close to some of the best acts in the capital. From Gatsby to Britpop, you never know what the night will bring until you pitch up.

Some brunches deserve being sung about, and this is no exception. A 2-course brunch experience with bottomless drinks thrown in, prepare for West End performers to bring you some of the finest musical hits known.

Step into the world of anime at Uzumaki London, the UK's first anime and manga-themed Japanese restaurant. Just moments from the British Museum, this immersive dining experience brings your favourite shows to life, from Naruto-inspired décor to dishes like Naruto Ramen and Itachi Dango.

With colourful character art, themed tableware, and a menu that blends Japanese tradition with pop culture flair, Uzumaki is a must-visit for fans of food and fantasy alike.

Claphams's favourite tiki haunt is also an excellent spot for group dining if you're in the mood for simple tapas plates and juicy burgers. The real prize of course is their selection of zesty tropical-inspired cocktails.