Best Oktoberfest Events In London 2026

On Thursday 2nd of October, The Prince is hosting a show-stopping Bavarian-style bash for Oktoberfest. Not only can you expect live DJs and brass bands playing singalong favourites, but there will also be plenty of traditional decorations - you'll feel like you've stumbled into the stein-slinging bars of Munich.

The first 100 partygoers to attend will nab a free stein of beer, but if you miss out, fear not, as there will be plenty more German beers to buy on the day - complete with loads of delicious German-inspired food too. Think sauerkraut-heavy hot dogs and burgers nestled in pretzel buns.

• Location: 9 Holles Street, Soho, W1G 0DB
• When: 11th October and 18th Ocotber 2025
• Price: from £25 per person
• Why we recommend: with its top-tier street food kitchens, two full bars, lively bench seating, and encouraged dress-up in Lederhosen and Dirndls, Market Halls Oxford Street delivers a fantastic German-themed party that's fun, affordable and accessible in the heart of the city 

Oktoberfest is taking over Market Halls Oxford Street for two unforgettable nights of Bavarian revelry on the 11th and 18th of October. You can expect live Oompah bands, DJs spinning the hits, and high-energy MCs keeping the party roaring from 5.30pm until late. Bavarian dancers bring the sparkle, while giant steins and street food vendors serve up authentic flavours that transport you straight to Munich.

Whether you're decked out in lederhosen or just here for the lively atmosphere, this Oktoberfest promises sing-alongs, stomping, and non-stop dancing beneath the glowing lights of The Square. With communal bench seating encouraging new friendships (and plenty of beer clinking), Market Halls delivers a great experience.

Located on Liverpool Street, Boxhall City is a lively destination that's hosting an Oktoberfest bottomless brunch on the 27th September. for £50 per head, you'll get to enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, as well as your choice of dish from one of their diverse kitchens.

That's not all though, as they're promising three whole hours of entertainment too, while you sip free-flowing steins. Live house DJs and oompah bands will be playing non-stop tunes, from feel-good tunes to legendary sing-alongs.

• Location: Fulham Pier, SW6 6HH
• When: 4th October 2025
• Price: from £15 per person
• Why we recommend: we think this event is the closest you'll get to Munich without leaving London. You can expect hearty food paired with bottomless energy from the brass band

If you've been dreaming of steins of frothy beer, bratwurst straight off the grill, and the unmistakable buzz of Bavarian brass bands, you don't need to book a flight to Munich, as Löwenbräu is bringing Oktoberfest magic right to the Thames.

On Saturday the 4th of October, the Orange Box at Fulham Pier will transform into a beer hall brimming with authentic German flair, from bratwurst, sauerkraut and pretzels to raucous sets from the Brass Rascals, DJs, and even traditional Bavarian dancers and games. The party kicks off from 5pm until late, with tickets starting from £15 per person.

• Location: Victoria, Canary Wharf and Tower Hill
  
• When: 18th September - 1st November 2025
• Price: free
• Why we recommend: enjoy free entry for stein-holding competitions and games across this fun event, but you can also add on food to include sausage sharing platters featuring sauerkraut, pretzels, fries, potato salad and more

The Munich Cricket Club is gearing up to host London's most talked-about Oktoberfest yet, spanning its Tower Hill, Canary Wharf, and Victoria locations from the 18th of September to the 1st of November 2025. Known for keeping the Oktoberfest spirit alive all year, MCC is turning up the volume this autumn with a high-energy Bavarian experience like no other. You can expect roaring live music, hilarious games, and more steins than they can count - all in a sea of Lederhosen, Dirndls, and Bavarian cheer.

From its iconic beer barrel tapping ceremony to indulgent German cuisine like sizzling sausages, roasted pork knuckles, and strudel done right, every detail has been perfected to bring Munich to London. 

• Location: 55 Aldwych, Covent Garden, WC2B 4BB
• When: 19th September - 5th October 2025
• Price: varies by menu and event, guided beer tasting tickets available separately
• Why we recommend: for anyone who loves classic Bavarian flavours paired with live music in an elegant theatreland setting, this is a refined yet festive Oktoberfest experience

Celebrate Oktoberfest in style at The Delaunay, the all-day brasserie inspired by Europe's Grand Cafés. From Käsespätzle and German hot dogs to roasted poussin with pretzel and mushroom stroganoff, the exclusive menu is a feast of Bavarian bar snacks and treats.

Sip alongside a live Austrian accordion performance on selected Fridays, or join the one-day guided beer tasting with Stiegl for a deeper dive into German brews. Perfect for a festive lunch, dinner, or special occasion with friends in the heart of Covent Garden.

• Location: 1 Kings Boulevard, King's Cross, N1C 4BU
• When: from the 19th of September 2025
• Price: free entry, pints from £7, food from £6
• Why we recommend: not only is the restaurant gorgeous to look at, with its Victorian period features and sweeping staircase, but it's also brilliant and serves up authentic German fare all year round. Oktoberfest is a particularly special time of year here, with impressive entertainment and top-tier steins of beer

Oktoberfest at German Gymnasium is better than ever for 2025, turning King's Cross into London's liveliest slice of Bavaria. From mid-September, the iconic venue transforms into a stein-swinging, schnitzel-sizzling celebration of all things German, complete with roaring Oompah Fridays, DJs, and long feasting tables.

Expect giant steins of crisp Warsteiner and König Ludwig beer - poured cold and by the litre - alongside a menu of Bavarian classics crafted by Chef Alex. Tuck into the likes of golden roast pork with rich beer sauce, juicy half chickens, and hearty Brotzeit boards designed for sharing (or not, we won't judge). It's not just about what's on your plate or in your glass, either - this is full-throttle Oktoberfest energy with London flair. Fridays bring the return of the live Oompah band from 5.30pm to 8.30pm, fuelling sing-alongs, stein-clinks, and dancefloor detours. Lederhosen and dirndls are not only encouraged - they're rewarded with a free stein on the house.