Best Restaurants For Halloween In London

Scream Queen fanatics assemble: whether you're Chanel Number One, Two or Three etc. you're going to want to see what pink-tastic party venue Tonight Josephine has got up its sleeve this scary season. Across its Waterloo, Shoreditch and Clapham venues, it'll be hosting a Scream Queens Bottomless Brunch with tickets starting from £49 per person. Enter the sexiest spook-fest around, with drag queens, fancy dress and scrumptious dishes like pulled salt beef burgers and buttermilk chicken Caesar salads on the menu. 

Located in Canary Wharf, Bōkan is a truly gorgeous restaurant that boasts unbeatable views of the city from 37 floors up. From the 31st October to 10th November, they're celebrating Day of the Dead with a themed five-course tasting menu with tequila pairings, in collaboration with Maestro Dobel.

Enjoy Mexican-inspired dishes like maple-smoked ribeye and tequila-battered Coley fish with spicy mayonnaise, created by Executive Chef Robert Manea. Bar Manager Generoso D'Avino has paired every course with a premium tequila, with the whole experience costing £69 per person.

Flight Club is upping the Halloween restaurant game with its Spooky Brunch Socials at its fairground-themed venues across Shoreditch, Bloomsbury, Islington and Victoria on the 26th and 27th of October. Join from £35 per person, delight in a cocktail on arrival and play its iconic darts game for an hour, all before delving into spine-tingling pizza paddles. Guests will also receive an entire bottle of prosecco each, and fancy dress is encouraged (as there'll be a prize for the winner).

Celebrate spooky season at Bounce's Halloween Bottomless Brunch across Farringdon, Old Street and Battersea, the perfect gathering for you and your coven. Starting from £30 per person, enjoy a fantastic package with a live DJ spinning the best tunes, unlimited prosecco, beer, and delicious pizza. Gather your friends at your own exclusive immersive AI-enabled Ping Pong X tables, or test your skills against a challenging Ping Pong robot.

If you're after a Halloween-themed restaurant in London, then make your way to Salsa! Soho for its awesome range of spooky events from the 26th of October until the 2nd of November. It'll be celebrating all things ghostly on the 31st, as well as Day of the Dead week. Expect salsa, bachata and reggaeton tunes, plenty of games and dance competitions, devilish DJs spinning tracks and special offers on food and drinks. Plus, the best dressed will win a free shot.

From the 21st of October until the 31st, Brasserie of Light will be transformed into Brasserie of Fright with a 'Psycho' theme paying homage to Alfred Hitchock's acclaimed film, with each table receiving a Bates Motel room key to take home as a souvenir. Expect, special cocktails (such as the 78/52 Paloma (£15) inspired by Hitchcock's filming of the famous shower scene, captured with 78 cameras and edited 52 times) and a spooky dessert called It's Norman's Knife, served inside an edible, smoking skull and featuring popping candy and chocolate soil. The 26th and 31st specifically are set to be two nights of entertainment where actors and DJs come out to play, and the entire eatery is transformed into an immersive experience.

Located in the iconic Floral Hall in Borough, Roast is a fabulous restaurant that uses seasonal, British ingredients to create award-winning dishes and, this spooky season, it's hosting a Halloween Afternoon Tea, inspired by Day of the Dead. Grab your mates and marvel as the space is transformed with vibrant colours and eerie decor. Feast on roast beef sandwiches, pumpkin mousse with vanilla sponge and sugar skull-topped choux buns, accompanied by signature sips like the Roast Raven, made with tequila and pomegranate liqueur and the gin-based Dead End.

This Halloween, the Californian-inspired restaurant Feels Like June is getting in the spooky spirit and is rebranding as 'Frights Like June' for one night only on the 31st of October.

Secure your ticket for £10 and head to the Canary Wharf-based spot where it'll be hosting its annual themed bash and welcoming guests with a 'Dracula Elixir' cocktail, featuring a deadly good combination of Campari bitter, Per Se aperitif, prosecco, and blood-red strawberries. Indulge in canapes, from Graveyard Sliders to Witch's Fingers between 8pm and 9pm and don your best costume for a chance of winning a spine-tingling prize.