Using the world's first interactive ordering service which is beamed onto your table, this unique London restaurant gives visitors complete control of their dinner. Find Inamo in Covent Garden and Soho whipping up their signature Asian fusion food.

What do you get if you mix ping pong, Italian food and an amazing cocktails? One of the most unusual restaurants in London, Bounce. Now opened up in East London's favourite district, Shoreditch, there are 17 ping pong tables, a killer pizza menu and bottomless brunch on a Sunday.

Located behind a nondescript jade green door, Opium is a secret restaurant oozing sultry vibes. And while the cocktails are a showstopper in themselves, the food menu features lip-smacking dim sum, seafood and vegetable platters alongside a load of tasty snacks.

When it comes to restaurants in London, sometimes it feels like we've seen it all before, but that's certainly not the case at Greyhound Cafe. Head to Fitzrovia where the popular Thai eatery is serving up an eclectic menu of brunch, dinner and drinks.

The Seashell of Lisson Grove is as eccentric as they come, boasting beautiful but bizarre nautical interiors. Alongside an elevated menu of traditional fish and chips, you'll find moules mariniere, popcorn cod and a delectable assortment of puddings.

Whether you settle underneath the 100-piece chandelier, made entirely of glass birds, or the plush dining room that features leather seating and cool artwork, you'll be stunned by Lost Property Hotel's Found Restaurant. Snap up a spot to chomp on elevated British and French fare.

This quirky restaurant really does have you eating in the dark, for an experience which is designed to heighten the senses and change perceptions. Go for the delicious food and stay in the lit bar afterwards for cocktails.

Plush, decadent and bursting with old-school British charm, The English Grill at The Rubens offers a unique dining experience ideal for special occasions. Boasting a stunning menu of steaks, sides and classic British dishes, it's got character by the bucket and quality to match.

Quirky places to eat in London don't get much better than The Candlelight Club, a clandestine 1920's supper club. Guests are invited to a secret location to dine and dance the night away, dressed up in their best flapper dresses, fedoras and braces. Each unique venue is lit entirely by candlelight and expert mixologists create dangerously delicious concoctions.

You could definitely call Mercato Metropolitano unique, however the term restaurant might not quite fit the bill for this food hall - more like a plethora of restaurants all under one giant roof. Hosting more than 48 food stalls serving up options from around the world, this Elephant and Castle spot also delivers on the drinks front, offering up craft brews, wine and cocktails.

This rustic restaurant oozes charm, with a huge selection of wines from around the world alongside a Spanish tapas menu. Grab your favourite co-workers for after-work drinks, take your other half, or visit at the weekend with mates, as this city bar is great for any occasion.

The ETM group are known for their one off and special venues and this time they're taking things up a level with rooftop Aviary, located in Finsbury Square. Take to the spacious roof terrace to sit back on one of the slick sofas and sip cocktails or gorge yourself on the hearty British fare in the glass-encased restaurant.

If you're looking for a unique restaurant in North London, Laki Kane is the Polynesian paradise you need to discover. While surrounded by tropical interiors, from the botanical prints to the atmospheric lanterns, dive into flavoursome Thai fare.

If you want to do something totally unique, step on board Bustronome which combines fine dining with stunning views of London from a glass-topped double decker. Ideal for unique dates or quirky birthday parties, this will be a truly special way to dine and see the city. 

When it comes to memorable dining experiences, you can always count on Barge East for something truly unique. Immerse yourself in the luscious foliage of their garden and terrace space, which comes complete with views of the river and sublime sustainable dishes. 

Quite suitably, Camden is home to the world's first vampire-themed pizzeria, and it's absolutely brimming with 80s nostalgia. Head on over to this unique restaurant and you can feast on signature charcoal-base pizzas with plenty of quirky toppings. 

Decked out in golds, lavish greens and rich mahoganies, Hoxley and Porter is a throwback to a colonial train. The unique restaurant is tucked away in Islington; step through the carriage door into a world of 1890's imperialism and great cocktails. Food includes hearty British dishes and on Sundays a roast dinner is served.

Situated near Bank Station, The Libertine is a beaut underground bar. A unique haunt for date night, the venue whips up everything from blackened chicken and fresh oysters to scrumptious plant-based burgers and miso aubergine.

The King's Head Members Club is one of East London's quirkiest restaurants, boasting vibrant prints, bizarre taxidermy and a fabulous menu of international fare. Get your smackers around vegan ceviche, baked cod or braised chicken curry.

Championing Valencian fire cooking techniques throughout their tasting menus, and headed up by renowned chef Quique Dacosta, ArrosQD is the Spanish fine dining restaurant that's bringing something unique to London. Think truffle potato souffle, classic paellas and more.

One of the most gorgeous dining rooms in London, 14 Hills is fronting foliage-decked interiors and plates almost too pretty to eat. Tuck into an extensive menu of gorgeous British plates, washed down with cleverly-constructed cocktails and and excellent wines.