After a unique dining destination in Hull? Beverley Hills Diner is a firm choice. Housed within Flemingate shopping centre, this American-themed hub is sure to impress with its classic features and comfy booths. As for the food? Think pasta, burgers and steak.

Fancy munching street food in a converted church? That's exactly what's in store at Mercato Mayfair, where a whole host of traders are gathered in the gorgeous Grade I listed building, which boasts both a wine cellar and a rooftop terrace.

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A bar that should need no introduction, The Mesmerist is a Brighton mainstay with more than a few surprises for you on the entertainment front. Alongside their menu of modern British food, they've got some delicious cocktails to wash it down with and a secret bar upstairs fronting 70s-inspired decor.

The Chapel Restaurant & Bar is already part of the quirky Bodmin Jail Hotel. Add all that stunning interior space and a Sistine Chapel-inspired light show at evening service? That makes it one of the most unique places to have a meal. Not only that, but you can scoff afternoon tea, Sunday roasts and other British favourites.

It's a giant ballpit. Need I say more? Yes, Ballie Ballerson is the place giving big kids the night of their lives. If you dream of diving into a pool of plastic balls, then head over to one of the most quirky restaurants in London. They'll be serving up tasty pizzas and nostalgia-inspired cocktails to take you right back to those play days.

Packed full of botanical cocktails and an impressive aesthetic, this Leeds city centre spot is inspired by adventurers of days gone by. With some of the most stunning decor in town, The Lost & Found is a maze of rooms fronting foliage, antique furniture, vintage portraits and plenty of trinkets on Albion Place and Greek Street.

Known primarily for its fizzing, smoking and popping cocktails, this quirky Cardiff restaurant also offers guests a menu of international plates, including tempura prawn lollipops and lamb kofta. If you're not in Wales, you can find venues all over the country, from Chester and Oxford to London and Leeds.

Niku is a restaurant and cocktail bar where flower laden interiors in the dining space are accompanied by a cocktail lounge, where tiki pours await, and a lovely beer garden. Not only can you expect beaut European food, but also happy hours, cocktail masterclasses and more.

Proud Cabaret might be a set of venues in Brighton and London famous for their cabaret performances and wild entertainment, but they're also serving up some pretty tasty dinners. Prepare for a unique dining experience where you'll be entertained, party, drink and eat all at the same time.

Not only does Three Little Words front a huge signature cocktail list, including ones with poppable bubbles, and a menu of unique small plates, but the setting is pretty impressive too. It's attached to the Spirit of Manchester Distillery, so is fronting gin classes for before you dine. 

Cute, cosy and pretty darn quirky, Arthur's Pizza is a brilliant place to rest your feet and have a bite to eat in London. Wolf down wood-fired pizzas (which you can also enjoy alfresco-style on the pretty terrace), as well as Italian small plates and delish desserts.

One of the coolest Japanese restaurants around, KIBOU in Cheltenham and in Solihull is the saviour of people's hungry tums with fresh sushi and warming bowls of ramen. Head to their town centre spot for donburi and bites washed down with authentic sakes and shochu. And if you find yourself further south? The Bristol branch has you covered.

A looker if ever we saw one, Ollie's House is a staple of the Chelsea dining scene that delves out affordable pan-Asian plates across the stunning space. Grab pics for the 'Gram while tucking into gyozas, curries, 2 for 1 cocktails and bottomless brunches.

A beautiful venue in a trendy neighbourhood, The Hockley Arts Club serves up some of the best cocktails in town, not to mention some pretty mouthwatering plates of food. With a focus on sharing boards, you can grab yourself a huge spread of tasty cheese and charcuterie, and even a wine pairing to match.

If you're looking for unique dining experiences in Birmingham, then The Botanist has you covered. Chow down on hanging kebabs, sharing boards and crispy halloumi burgers, all while the bartenders whip you up some of their award-winning cocktails packed with fresh herbs, fruits and spirits.

With an older Tudor part, including that stunning facade, and a modern conservatory to boot, The Royal Oak makes a great place for your next quirky meal out. Expect British classics served up under a thatched roof at this quaint village destination.

Decked out in beautiful floral decor, this stunning restaurant entices diners in more ways than one. From botanical cocktails and craft beers to Korean fried chicken and Nutella doughnuts, the menus are just as jaw-dropping as the interiors at The Florist in Liverpool.

Doing classic BBQ fare fantastically, this popular eatery is one of a kind. Steampunk-inspired and serving up some of the smokiest ribs, brisket and crispy cajun onion rings in Cambridge, whether you're here for the food or the daily happy hour fiesta, you're in for a treat.

With a fantastic menu of forward-thinking food, The Square Club is a members bar and restaurant located inside Bristol's Berkeley Square Hotel. It offers a creative space covered in art, student dining discounts and a programme of talks or live events to get your teeth into.

One of the most unique dining experiences in Manchester, The Library curated by Assouline is bringing a taste of Parisian luxury to the city. With a menu of signature cocktails, warming dishes, a carefully-chosen wine list and one very boujee afternoon tea, it's certainly ticking a lot of boxes.

A living wonderland, Zarabanda Bing Bing offers one of the most unique dining experiences in the UK, thanks to some pretty magical interiors. From the exposed wood and antler chandeliers to their jungle of plants and pretty mezzanine dining area, there's all manner of gorgeous sights to take in while you tuck into delish grub.

Searching for unique restaurants in the UK? Situated in Fitzrovia, Monopoly Lifesized is an immersive experience based on the popular board game. You'll get stuck in fun escape room challenges, as well as delicious grub and themed cocktails at Top Hat Bar & Restaurant.

Hidden beneath a derelict pub in Haggerston, The King's Head Members Club is one of the most unique restaurants in London... but it doesn't stop with the setting. Head inside to find eclectic interiors of taxidermy animals and opulent details, with burlesque shows and more to enjoy after dinner.

A cafe, bar, restaurant and club all in one, Walcot House is one of Bath's most versatile venues. Alongside their delicious menu of British and European-inspired eats, they're fronting a diverse events schedule, which brings you everything from live music and DJs to spin classes and yoga sessions.

If belly dancing through dinner, plenty of mezze and plates of baklava sound like your idea of a glamorous meal out, then Kenza Restaurant and Lounge in London is just the place for you. Gaze into your partner's eyes at this intimate setting, or gather with friends to enjoy sharing platters and fun entertainment.

To munch on lunch, brunch and dinner on a London barge, look no further than Darcie & May Green. From the pop art painting on the two-storey narrow boats to their Australian dishes, this is one cool place to gather for a large group dinner or private party.

Wanna elevate your tea game? The Tiffany Blue Box Café in Harrods is a real winner. Make your way to Knightsbridge, where you'll get to quaff lattes and dig into delicate finger sandwiches, scones and more. The best bit? The blue theme or stunning jewels.

From the pan-Asian tasting menus to live entertainment while you dine, the clue's in the name with Soho haunt Circus. One of the best themed restaurants in the UK, this fun spot transports you to a decadent world, where you'll be wowed by outrageous acts, sumptuous sharing plates and plenty of unique sips.

Modelled after 1950s American diners, these retro dining destinations in Wembley and Beckton are ideal spots if you're looking for something a little different. From the chequered floors and booth-style seating to the delicious USA-inspired grub, Big Moe's is a great choice.

Have a mosey upstairs at WOOD in Manchester and you'll find Homage, a restaurant dedicated to fine dining on cheese. Chow down on your un-brie-lievable meal, expertly matched with chutneys, wine and beer.