Your Guide To Father's Day In London

Coming in at just £1 a ticket, not only could comedy be one of the most affordable options for something to do this Father's Day in London, it could well be the funniest. Join the Top Secret Comedy Club as they'll have your dad giggling, and wanting plenty more. 

Treat Dad to something special this Father's Day in London with a behind-the-scenes sneak peek at how his favourite beer is brewed. Head to Fuller's Griffin Brewery in Chiswick for a day of fascinating tour talks and a tutored tasting of the brewery's finest ales.

A definite way to put a huge smile on Dad's face this Father's Day is to take him to Islington's Brewhouse and Kitchen. Unlike conventional bars, Brewhouse conjures up all of its produce right in front of your eyes. Alongside boasting a compelling and diverse list of beers, it also offers guests the chance to book a Beer Experience Day, where you'll be able to try loads of different beverages and even create your own bespoke beers, exactly to your liking.

Give your dad a taste of the Big Apple as the New York Bar brings you a very special Father's Day Beer Flight experience where you and the old man can sip on a range of brews from Yakima Red Ale to Daura Damm.

Bermondsey is one of the most popular areas in London for microbreweries. This expert tour of the neighbourhood's best, promises tasting sessions, expert talks and a showcase of the brewery's equipment. The perfect gift for any beer-loving Dad, this Father's Day gift also comes with a 'certificate of completion' to take home.

With its huge beer garden sitting on the bank of the River Thames, The Gun is the ideal pub to take your dad to on Father's Day for an alfresco celebrations. If the weather isn't that great, there's also stunning private dining rooms and snug areas to enjoy a pre-dinner tipple before feasting on their daily specials fresh from Billingsgate market.

You can't go wrong with a good cut of meat and glass of vino when it comes to Father's Day in London, and STK are doing it better than most. Head to the swish central London spot for a whole weekend of steak, including a New York spice-rubbed grain fed rib eye with a side of parmesan truffle fries and mac n cheese.

Take daddio on a tour through London's musical history with this truly unique way to see the city. Join music industry veteran Stephen Channell in his black cab for the ultimate rock tour of the city.

Does your old man favour a beer or two of a weekend? This East London microbrewery tour promises stops at five of London's most prominent brewers, including The Cock Tavern, Five Points Brewing Co, Redchurch Brewery and London Field Brewery. Think tastings, talks and plenty of beer this Father's Day in London. 

Inspired by the cult TV show, Fawlty Towers, this supper club is a hilarious, immersive event that plunges you into the chaotic world of Basil Sybil and Manuel.

There's all sorts of things to keep Dad interested this Father's Day at Meat People. From the delicious steaks through to the Grade-II listed Greasy Spoon restaurant, this is a lovely North London restaurant.

The Jugged Hare's walk-in 'wine room' makes it the ideal Father's Day venue for wine-drinking dads. With its focus on good quality, well cooked meat and penchant for taxidermy decoration, it's probably not one for vegetarians. Bring a more carnivorous Dad here and you'll be in his good books for at least a few months to come.

The Cow for a Father's Day is a venue that can solve all of your problems. Daytime activities are sorted with a wander around the nearby Olympic Park and last-minute presents can be purchased in Westfield Stratford. Then head on to the family-friendly, funky gastro pub for some classic British pub dishes and a great Sunday roast.

wood panelling, leather seats and plenty of leopard print, The Leopard Bar screams 'sip whiskey here'. And this Father's Day you can do just that, as they offer whisky tastings, including the likes of Macallan and Lagavullin.