Best Oktoberfest Events In London 2026

• Location: Finsbury Park, N4 2DH
• When: 1st - 3rd October
• Price: from £33 per person
• Why we recommend: this event serves genuine FestBeer specially brewed at a small Bavarian brewery near Nuremberg, bringing traditional flavours straight to your glass

The biggest of its kind in the UK, the London Oktoberfest brings in over 50,000 people every year. Over a long weekend in October, it brings you all the best bits of the epic Bavarian event. 

We're talking live music, delicious wurst, lederhosen, epic drinking halls and, of course, stein-loads of German beer. Tickets to all this fun and games start form just £33 per person.

• Location: 61 Mare Street, Hackney, E8 4RG
• When: 2nd to 4th October 2026
• Price: free
• Why we recommend: with a communal atmosphere thanks to the long bench seating, this is a welcoming party for everyone - and you can sip German beers from a two-pint stein

Bringing us a real German beer hall vibe, Five Points Taproom & Courtyard in Hackney promises an Oktoberfest party to remember. There'll be live oompah bands playing, as well as plenty of great guest beers.

Sip two-pint steins on the long benches, and get stuck into food by From the Ashes BBQ - including smoked ham hock sharers and hot dogs. And don't forget your lederhosen, as there are prizes for the best dressed.

• Location: 20-24 Shaftesbury Avenue, West End, W1D 7EU
• When: 19th September - 25th October 
• Price: free (bottomless brunch on Saturdays is £55pp)
• Why we recommend: this is one of the best venues for classic steins of beer, and the entertainment is amazing - it's incredible value for money considering entry is free 

Oktoberfest is taking over Albert's Schloss for some original Munich festivities. Spanning five weeks, this free-entry Bavarian extravaganza brings seven days a week of non-stop entertainment - from live oompah bands and brass sets to sausage-eating contests, lederhosen competitions, and traditional keg tappings.

As one of the few spots outside Munich serving all Big Six official Oktoberfest biers, Albert's Schloss is the ultimate destination for steins, bratwurst, and world-class cabaret. They're even hosting an Oktoberfest bottomless brunchen every Saturday, too.

• Location: Shoreditch, Croydon and Camden
• When: 25th September - 17th October
• Price: varies
• Why we recommend: the venues offer tailored event styles, from an Oktoberfest Box Bingo night in Croydon to a bottomless brunch in Shoreditch with 90 minutes of unlimited Staropramen

Break out the lederhosen and get ready to raise a two-pint stein: BOXPARK is taking its Oktoberfest celebration on tour. Partnering with Staropramen, the street food and entertainment venue is converting its spaces across London and Liverpool into bustling, Bavarian-themed party hubs.

Across five unique dates, you can expect non-stop action, ranging from live Oompah brass bands and resident DJs to party bingo and bottomless brunch formats. Paired with global street food vendors, alpine backdrops, and interactive stage games, including stein-holding face-offs and pretzel-eating showdowns, BOXPARK delivers a distinctly energetic, modern spin on traditional German festival culture.

• Location: The Bermondsey Bierkeller, 2-4 Tooley Street, London Bridge, SE1 2SY
• When: 25th September - 31st October 
• Price: from £6.60 per person
• Why we recommend: we love this venue for Oktoberfest; it really pulls out all the stops. You won't want to miss the traditional four-piece oompah band bringing the authentic Bierkeller sound every Thursday and Saturday

Oktoberfest is back at Bermondsey Bierkeller - bigger, louder and more unforgettable than ever. Expect live bands, beer hall table camaraderie, and epic bottomless Bavarian brunches. 

On Saturdays, it gets even more epic, with live immersive performances from the legends at Youtopia Productions. Bag your tickets to the action from just £6.60.

• Location: The Queens Walk, SE1 8XX
• When: 25th September to 17th October 
• Price: from £16.50
• Why we recommend: Between the Bridges are masters at throwing fun themed events, so you'll know you'll be in safe hands. They've spared no expense on their pop-up beer hall which is sure to impress before the entertainment's even started

South Bank's most dynamic event space is playing host to a stein-fuelled celebration as Oktoberfest takes over Between The Bridges. Dressed up to resemble a German beer hall, this place isn't holding back with the theme – expect a live brass band, a stein of beer on the house for exclusive ticket holders, and banging Bavarian street food. 

With the festivities lasting from 6pm to 11pm, keeping the energy high throughout will be in the hands of the sassy host – AKA, in very good hands. 

• Location: St. Thomas's Church 9a, St. Thomas Street, SE1 9RY
• When: 23rd September - 1st October
• Price: from £11 per person
• Why we recommend: the five-piece brass band puts an energetic, contemporary twist on Oktoberfest by mixing traditional oompah with popular chart-topping hits

London Bridge is getting a spirited Bavarian takeover this autumn as Amazing Grace transforms into a modern beer hall on Wednesday 23rd and 30th September. It's putting a contemporary spin on Oktoberfest, complete with a live five-piece brass band delivering oompah-style covers of modern hits from centre stage.

You can dust off your lederhosen to enjoy crisp, exclusive German brews alongside a Bavarian-inspired menu packed with giant brezen pretzels, jalapeño cheese bratwurst, and a clever currywurst spice bag. 

• Location: Victoria, Canary Wharf and Tower Hill
  
• When: 17th September - 31st October
• 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 17th of September to the 31st of October. Known for keeping the Oktoberfest spirit alive all year, MCC is turning up the volume this autumn with a 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: 1 Kings Boulevard, King's Cross, N1C 4BU
• When: Fridays throughout Oktoberfest 2026 
• Price: Free entry 
• Why we recommend: hosted inside a stunning Grade II-listed former gym built for the German Gymnastics Society in 1865, this is London's most authentic setting for Oktoberfest

Oktoberfest makes its grand return to German Gymnasium, bringing the sights, sounds, and authentic tastes of Munich straight to King's Cross. The grand venue comes alive with seasonal Spezialitäten, draft steins, and lively Friday night Oompah performances complete with roaring Bavarian singalongs.

Whether you are dropping in for a casual post-work beer, taking on a four-course chef's tasting menu paired with fine German and Austrian wines, or gathering a big group for a weekend feast, this iconic destination delivers the ultimate autumn celebration.

• Location: 183 London Road, TW7 5BQ
• When: 1st October 
• Price: from £11 
• Why we recommend: not only is the pub a beauty, but the celebration itself is set to be an eye-watering affair – for all the right reasons. This amount of beer and merriment in one room may make you emotional, but above all you'll be having a blast when the live band bring the tunes until late. 

The sleek Coach & Horses pub in Isleworth is gearing up for an Oktoberfest bash of epic proportions, with everything you'd expect from the ultimate Bavarian day out.

Premium tickets come with a bratwurst hotdog and fresh two-pint stein to kick things off. You'll then get to experience a traditional oompah band playing all the classic tunes, fuelling a night of singing and dancing until 11pm. There are other food items on offer, too, including top-quality schnitzel and sauerkraut.

• Location: Freight Brixton, Pope's Road, SW9 8JH
• When: Saturday 17th October 2026, 2pm–9pm
• Price: from £5.50
• Why we recommend: taking Oktoberfest to London's largest rooftop makes for a proper high-flying celebration with unbeatable city views. There's nothing quite like clinking steins and singing along with an oompah band under the open sky to get you into the festive spirit

Freight Brixton is launching its very first Oktoberfest bash, transforming its iconic venue into an open-air Bavarian party hall. You can look forward to live oompah bands, table-standing anthems, and late-night DJ sets, alongside interactive games and surprises throughout the afternoon.

To keep you fuelled, expect authentic German beers served by the stein alongside a tasty lineup of hearty bratwurst and street food. Lederhosen and dirndls are very much encouraged.

• Location: Electric Ballroom, 184 Camden High Street, NW1 8QP
• When: Saturdays across October (3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th & 31st October 2026)
• Price: from £5.50 per person
• Why we recommend: celebrating a massive decade of raucous Bavarian fun, Camden's flagship bash transforms an iconic live venue into the region's coolest, most complete Oktoberfest. With miles of sizzling sausages, dirndl-clad servers, and steins filled to the brim, it's an absolute powerhouse of daytime revelry

Camden Oktoberfest returns for its 10th anniversary, taking over the legendary venue for five epic Saturday daytime sessions. Expect a fully decked-out Bavarian beer hall loaded with traditional long tables, vibrant bunting, and non-stop party music spanning 80s hits, pop classics, and live tunes.

Fancy dress is warmly encouraged as you dig into authentic German Bratwurst, Black Forest sausage, and Currywurst alongside giant steins of cold beer.

• Location: Riverside East, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, 5 Thornton Street, Stratford, E20 2AD
• When: Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October 2026
• Price: from £11 per person
• Why we recommend: after 13 incredible years of pioneering independent beer events, BrewLDN launches its inaugural Oktoberfest at the stunning Riverside East. Pouring over 30 distinct craft and traditional brews right on the park waterside, it brings an electric, modern twist to classic Bavarian festivities

The craft beer heavyweights behind BrewLDN are making history with their first-ever Oktoberfest, setting up camp at the vibrant Riverside East venue in Stratford. Beer lovers can explore an extensive tap list featuring over 30 top-tier brews alongside traditional German favourites.

Set against panoramic views of the Olympic Park, this two-day festival combines the spirit of a classic beer hall with exceptional independent brewing, street food, and non-stop party vibes across day and evening sessions.

• Location: 10 Lockwood Way, Walthamstow, E17 5RB
• When: Saturday 3rd october 2026, 6pm–11pm
• Price: from £16.50 per person
• Why we recommend: complete with their very own beer for the occasion, this Walthamstow brewery knows how to throw a party German-style

Located in Walthamstow, Oktoberfest at 40FT Brewery is set to be a big one. They're brewing a limited-edition range for the occasion, and the party begins by tapping the first keg of 40FT's Oktoberfest beer to celebrate.

There'll also be a live oompah band, games and singalongs, alongside a stein-holding competition and prizes for the best dressed. Sit round communal tables and enjoy Bavarian street food with your beer, before dancing to DJs until late.

Raise a stein at Bermondsey Bierkeller near London Bridge, where Saturday brunch comes loaded with Bavarian feasting, bench-dancing and full-throttle Oktoberfest spirit. Tickets range from £59.40 to £79.50, including a hearty meat or vegan platter alongside two hours of bottomless beer or prosecco.

A live four-piece Hosen Band supplies party anthems, singalongs and audience antics throughout the three-hour session, so lederhosen-ready groups should book quickly.

• Location: The Mezzanine, Royal Exchange, EC3V 3LQ
• When: 17th September - 3rd October (excluding Sundays)
• Price: £22 per person
• Why we recommend: the £20 hot-dog-and-pint combo from their iconic Hot Dog Trolley delivers surprisingly brilliant value for a landmark Square Mile location

The City's sharpest drinking spot is bringing a spin to Munich's biggest export. Nestled inside the majestic Royal Exchange, Engel's mezzanine level transforms for a fortnight of Bavarian-inspired feasting, lively oompah pop covers, and flowing steins of NOAM lager.

Perfect for an after-work knees-up, the event pairs mid-week live music with a standout food offering, featuring a dedicated Hot Dog Trolley dishing out everything from Der Klassiker with caramelised onions to currywurst-style bites alongside fresh Maldon oysters.

• Location: 7-8 Cavendish Parade, SW4 9DW
• When: 1st - 31st October
• Price: free
• Why we recommend: we like that The Nel flips the script by keeping entry completely free while running the festivities all month long, making it one of the most accessible and flexible ways to celebrate in South London

Bratwursts, steins, and big-group vibes take centre stage at The Nel as this South London staple hosts an extended October celebration.

Tailor-made for big catch-ups, after-work drinks, or rowdy weekend socials, the venue combines delicious street-food-style Bavarian eats with flowing craft lagers and a soundtrack of live tunes and singalong classics. Running straight through from 12pm to midnight, it delivers everything you need for a full day or late night of beer-fuelled revelry.

• Location: 1-5 Bloomberg Arcade, City of London, EC4N 8AR
• When: 19th September - 3rd October
• Price: varies
• Why we recommend: putting a unique spin on Bavarian food and drink, this stylish Indian restaurant has created an Oktoberfest-themed terrace to celebrate on

Popular City restaurant Brigadiers is transforming its terrace into a Bavarian-inspired Bier Hall this Oktoberfest period. It promises long communal tables, live oompah music and a Paulaner pop-up, where you'll find steins and beer towers.

They're also serving a special Deutsche Daru menu for the occasion, putting an Indian twist on Bavarian cuisine. Think chilli-wurst tikki pao, masala currywurst kathi rolls and apple jalebi with cinnamon rabri. There'll even be a Barfi Schnapps made with cinnamon-spiced Goldschläger and gold flakes.