Best Food Events in London

Not your average foodie festival, London Wing Fest is the chicken-centric weekender that's taking over East London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park this summer. Think axe throwing, beer tasting, live music and more.

For a Sunday roast with a difference, Boisdale Canary Wharf's Swinging Jazz Lunch offers one of the best food events in London. Enjoy an 18-hour slow roast rib of beef while you tap your toes along to the very finest in classic jazz.

Get ready to soar through space, dine on exquisite dishes and immerse yourself in another universe. This unique dining experience unfolds over 10 courses, all prepared by renowned chefs, with added projections and sounds for a completely unique experience.

If you're looking for something a little different this winter, look no further than Funicular Productions immersive dining experience - The Murdér Express. Climb aboard this luxury train for a four-course menu crafted by a MasterChef champ, along with a night of Poirot-style entertainment that will force you to point the finger at your fellow diners.

This brunch party has DJ Emily Rawson and her iconic female DJ crew on the decks, bottomless cocktails to soak up and delicious dishes from the classic avo toast to dreamy blueberry pancakes smothered in maple syrup and topped with bacon.

Now this is not your average food event. Nomadic are taking their guests on an immersive adventure in the heart of nature, encoring them to get back to basics and forage for food in ancient forest to create a stunning dinner. 

A fiesta for single foodies, this fun supper club is about meeting, mingling and munching. Join GOOCE for one of their unique events, where they bring together a selection of like-minded Londoners for fine food, plenty of fizz and some good old fashioned chit-chat.

If you love pasta, these are the food events for you. Taking over La Goccia in Covent Garden. These interactive an informative workshops will teach you all you need to know about making fresh dough, pasta shapes and pairing with authentic, simple sauces.

Food events in London do not get sweeter than this. If you are a lover of all things chocolate, then you'll adore a MyChocolate event. Not only does it feature the milky goodness we all treasure, they also combine playful creativity, charm and a commitment to service to create a night you'll never forget.    

Skip the same old Sunday roast for something a little different as Rapsa in Hoxton invites you to feast the Filipino way. Think slow-roasted Lechon crispy pork, veggie favourites and classic Pinoy desserts.

Mix, mingle, and enjoy this supper club, where you will be treated to four courses of delicious Mexican food designed to challenge and intrigue your palette, all hosted within a quirky vault.

Joining forces with some of the best wine places for tasting events, Winfield Wines heads to Cote Brasserie, The Cork & Bottle and Jamon Jamon for a series of vino-centred events featuring glorious plates of tapas, specially selected wines and more.

From wine masterclasses in the West End and gin-based dining in Covent Garden to a city-wide celebration of the humble croqueta, these great London pubs and bars are serving up new and inventive food events to tickle every kind of tastebud.

Veggies, look away now. This quirky walking tour is all about the meatier things in life, as it takes you on a tour of east London's best chicken spots. Whether you're a fan of buffalo or BBQ, you'll find it all here, washed down with superb small batch drinks.

Bringing an exquisite eight-course tasting menu to various pop-up locations across the capital, C.RE.M Kitchen is looking to rewrite the way we think of modern Indian cuisine. Focusing on high-quality produce and flavour before all else, diners will be treated to a mouthwatering feast courtesy of a Cordon Bleu-trained chef.

This event is guaranteed to be a hit amongst all foodies, offering you the chance to try exceptional dishes from a number of fine-dining and Michelin-starred chefs. Taking place at the Bloomsbury school, The Le Cordon Bleu Spring Festival will include a number of demonstrations and tastings.

Paying homage to all things Goan cuisine, Great Guns Social are once again joining forces with Linda's Journey for a one-night-only supper club. Complete with live music courtesy of the South London Jazz Trio, the evening will feature some of London's very best seafood, from stuffed squid to spicy clam curry.

From a bottomless butchery masterclass to a Burns Night extravaganza, temper are offering some of the finest food events in London. Head over to one of the venues in Covent Garden, Soho or The City for delicious food, cocktails and some very cool happenings. 

Inspired by the spicy, smoky flavours of the South, Hip Hop brunch offers its guests a chance to try a slice of Texan life at their Saturday brunch. The compelling menu includes mouth-watering starters, such as lemon and chilli chicken wings, and even better mains, like the buttermilk-spiced fried chicken thighs.

Head over to Factory Coffee this February and March where Forbes whisky writer Felipe Schrieberg will be in residence to bring you a two hour tasting of iconic Welsh whisky, Penderyn, alongside a few tasty paired plates to boot.

Head to stunning riverside restaurant Mezemiso for the chance to feast on a stunning selection of Lebanese and Japanese small plates as part of their exclusive tasting experience. £60 tickets include a cocktail of your choice along with nine courses of mouthwatering food.

If you're a fan of impressive meaty dishes, then you're going to want to check out this Great British Beef Week at The Jugged Hare. Matching 5 courses with 5 paired wines, the Barbican hotspot is really raising the food steaks April.

Enjoy a traditional Alpine fondue 28°-50° this February and March as the Covent Garden bar and restaurant brings you a big, cheesy spread every Tuesday. Enjoy a welcome Kir or glass of wine, before tucking into charcuterie, walnut salad and tarte tatin.

Still haven't experienced the awesome antics from this quirky Fulham spot? Head south where The Little Blue Door invites you to feast on 3-courses including raclette mac n cheese, buttered Swiss chard and truffle fondue, with live music and cocktails to boot.

Head over to Highbury this February and you can embark on Seven Seas, the first expedition of the Passepartout supper club. Headed up by Chef Zahra, this seven-course sea-inspired menu will have you expand your palate like never before. 

Prepare to be transported to Italy as Girasole in north London brings you an evening dedicated to mouthwatering dishes. Think lasagne, gnocchi and charcuterie boards finished off with a selection of authentic desserts.

Back with more of their wine-focused supper clubs, this Balham beaut is ready to serve all your springtime needs with a delicious four-course feast, complete with pairings hand-picked by the Wine Twit himself.

Look alive curd nerds because this quirky walking tour will be showing you the best of London's cheese scene. From blues in Mayfair to the bet toastie in town, you'll be in your dairy element.

Kick-start your weekend in true Karma style as the central London hotel favourite brings you a bottomless dinner with a twist. Think flowing flavoured bellinis and tasty dishes like goats cheese croquettes, maple-cured bacon and more.

Eat your way through central London, as this unique walking tour takes you on a culinary adventure through Chinatown's best street food hotspots, indulgent restaurants and cocktail bars. You'd better come hungry, because this is going to be a big one.

Ever wanted to explore the flavours of Nepal? Then this is the food event for you. Join Shlesha and Rajani, two friends from Kathmandu, for a veggie supper club that showcases the interesting flavors and traditional cooking techniques of Nepalese cuisine. 

Just because you're stuck inside, doesn't mean that you can't treat yourself to a lovely meal or create date-night in your living room. Check out Jimmy's isolation hampers and party deliveries for packs of delicious food; including Sunday roasts, sourdough pizza, cheese fondue and even wine.

Join Hix and their chef Mark Hix throughout London as they host a series of delicious food events, from talks by famous chefs to kitchen table nights with the chef himself, to masterclasses to perfect your own cooking skills.

Bake Off lovers look no further - PAUL are hosting a number of artisan bread masterclasses to teach you how to master the dreaded bread week. During the session you'll learn how to make three different loaves before enjoying a post-class feast of sharing platters and drinks, including your own bread.

Raising money for Action Against Hunger, this unique restaurant crawl is a must-do for all serious foodies. The aim of the night is showcase some of the city's finest dining destinations, from Michelin-starred spot in Soho, to Covent Garden's most exciting menus.

Not only does Chotto Matte's latest offering see bottomless bloody marys, gin cocktails and frozen yuzu margaritas, but the Soho favourite is also serving up 3 dishes at their Nikkei-style Harajuku brunch event.

Fancy yourself as one heck of an amateur chef? Head to Throwin It Down this summer and take part in a unique cook-off to remember. Taking place in one kitchen, six teams of two will go against each other and the clock in an effort to be crowned the winner.