Top 20 Things To Do This Spring

Goddamn if this hasn't been one of the longest winters. Ready to crack a few out in a beer garden? Us too. Here's where to find some of the very best this spring in the city. Don't worry though, we doubt the heaters will be going back in just yet. 

One of London's most unique rooftop drinking spots, Skylight offers bookable booths and daybeds, alongside lawn games, customisable drinks packages and some of the city's finest views.

No list would be complete without a delicious pop-up bar (it's a rule), and this one is here to satisfy your sweet tooth. Running throughout spring, this is a chocolate cocktail club geared to bringing you the best in boozy and sweet treats.

This is a brunch that really packs a punch, with five hours of musical theatre form some of the West End's biggest stars. Dance in your seat and on the table as you enjoy a stunning bottomless brunch experience you won't forget. 

London's canals and waterways are treasure, and there's no better way to enjoy them by eating right on top of them. From cutesy brunch spots in barges to mega restaurants floating on the Thames, check out our recommendations for boat eateries this spring.

If spring isn't the season for discovering new things, we don't know when is; that's why we've put together a London food guide based on the best cuisine in the city. Caribbean? You got it. Stunning Japanese spots for a catch up with friends? You can count on it.

If you haven't been to Chinatown yet, there's no time quite like the spring, especially with this dumpling tour doing the rounds. Not only will you enjoy pillowed bite after pillowed bite, you'll get to know the area on a more intimate (and delicious) level.

London's brunch scene just so happens to be one of the best in the world, and we don't want you to miss a thing this spring. From boozy brunches and ball pits to quirky dining spots, here's the best in eggs and more.

Doing it for the 'gram? Big on beautiful interiors? Heart swells with happiness when you see restaurant and bar design done right? Then we've just the selection of beautiful spots for you this spring, from the botanical down to the magical.

Calling all foodies... Ensure an unforgettable experience as The Water House Project brings you a 7-course pop-up supper club created by Michelin-worthy chefs Herber Berger and Gabriel Waterhouse, with a changing menu created using seasonal dishes.

From seitan hot dogs and meat-free burgers heaving with bite to the best dairy-free mac 'n' cheese in the biz, vegan junk food has come a long way in London, and there are plenty of places to get familiar with it as spring shows its face.