The Best Pop-Up Restaurants in London 2019

If you're tottering about East London in search of a supper club that suits you, you're sure to find it at The Water House Project. Brought to you by Gabriel Waterhouse, this intimate pop-up only has the space for 28 lucky diners.

You mean to say that you've only been using your mouth to eat this entire time? Then try something different as the The Gastrophysics Chef's Table are here to get you using all of your sense on a totally unique dining experience that will have you questioning food as you know it.

Held at the home of chef Jonas Lorentzen, this unique supper club will be serving seven courses of delicious Nordic cuisine alongside paired wines sourced from small-batch producers.

With the guys from Million Pound Menu's KityCow taking over for three months, dining in Mayfair has never looked more promising. Expect a contemporary menu of Nepalese and British fusion within the stunning surroundings of Hush.

Home Cafe are a community kitchen in Earlsfield that can whip up a ruddy good meal. Head on over for Asher's Supper Clubs and you'll get to sample a menu of vegan delights with the theme of Caribvegan Fiesta, celebrating the Caribbean's best classic dishes. 

When it comes to swanky supper clubs, you've probably seen it all, but if you're looking for the ultimate meat-free feast, then head west. Located in Ealing, this charming event sees George Hampson bring you 3-courses of plant-based dining, alongside canapés and cocktails. There's even DJs and dancing to boot.

What's that we hear? The Edible Food Design Supper Club has got a brand new menu? Head south where the much-loved catering company is hosting the ultimate food-filled night, complete with canapés, multiple courses and dessert alongside wine.

Feeling hungry? Let Brother Marcus satisfy those pangs, as the south London eatery hosts the ultimate Middle Eastern supper club. There's an 8-course menu complete with okra fritters, sticky toffee and metaxa pudding, whipped up by Tasos.

Popping up underground, this unique supper club will see you feast on four courses of Mexican food on communal tables, after you make your way through the quirky underground East London vault.

Taking over Hackney Coffee Co and 119 Lower Clapton, Hackney-born chef Aidan Brooks is pull out all the stops for this gorgoeus six-course tasty menu. The East London native will be creating a bespoke selection of plant-based dishes with ingredients cultivated and foraged in the local area.

Bored of modernity and looking for an immersive dining experience in London that can hark back to days gone by. Join the Candlelight Club as you not only immerse yourself in a truly vintage world, there's dining and live entertainment to boot. 

One of the best pop up restaurants in the city this spring, Dirty Lobster is all about the surf and turf with its mix of lobster dishes, juicy burgers and delicious sides.

Through the use of graphics, design and technology, Salty Studio incorporate all five senses into the dining experience. Head to a secret location and experience the hot new supper club, where these guys are creating a whole new way to eat.