Fun Dinners in London

Looking for fun places to eat in East London. Head over to Dalston where Draughts is bringing you fun interiors and heady cocktails. Grab a seat in one of the numerous rooms or head outside to the extensive garden and tuck into American grub while playing board games.

If your idea of a fun dinner involves a secret venue in Shoreditch, a three-course spread and taxidermy animals, then The King's Head Members Club is the one for you. Combine your meal with entertainment by heading off to one of their Basque shows, DJ lead parties or live music acts afterwards. 

If you're on the hunt for fabulous dinners in Deptford, check out Little Nan's. Available Monday to Friday from 4 to 6pm, the venue promises delish eats such as burgers, fish finger sarnies and disco fries, alongside two hours of free-flowing booze.

On the 21st of March, step into the world of intrigue and murder at The Trinity Bell's Murder Mystery Evening. Set in 1922, this month's mystery revolves around the reading of Lord Crump's will - only to be interrupted by a shocking new crime. A legal secretary has been found dead, and the plot thickens as suspicions rise. Can you and your friends unravel the clues, expose the secrets, and solve the murder before it's too late?

Tickets from £15 get you a front-row seat to this immersive, interactive mystery experience. And don't forget to get into character - prizes await the most stylish detectives in the room.

Head to host Jay's house in Crystal Palace for a dining experience like no other, as Fengzhen Supper Club is bringing you a home-cooked Chinese and South East Asian meal straight from the kitchen. There's a mouthwatering ten-course meal on offer here, with meat and pescetarian options available, paired with BYOB drinks. Think everything from pan-seared scallops to steamed eggs with minced pork or spicy chicken bao buns, comin in at just £65 per person.

Looking for a dinner with a little extra pizzazz? Then get on down to Laki Kane. Not only does this Islington restaurant boast fabulous interiors, from the botanical patterns to the indoor foliage, but it also hosts regular live entertainment and slings out tasty Thai fare.

You'll find All Star Lanes in Stratford, Holborn, White City and Brick Lane, but really their hearts belong to the sweet US of A. There's no less than 14 lanes for a spot of bowling - 7 are kept for walk-ins - a large open plan restaurant and a cocktail bar that allows you to dabble in a little 1950s Americana spirit. Trounce your mates at bowling, dig into Dedham Vale burgers then round off your visit with a few retro cocktails or hard shakes in the bar.

Step right up to Kibele Restaurant & Bar's Party & Entertainment Friday! on Great Portland Street. Prepare to be wowed by live performances, including DJ sets, belly dancing, and sizzling burlesque shows, all happening in a stylish and cosy space. Revel in 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, cocktails, and a delicious selection of dishes starting at just £34.90 a pop.

If you enjoy a little live music while you eat, then be sure to check out Sunday Service at Albert's Schloss in the West End, which takes place every single week. There'll be house bands and rotational DJs playing from midday until late, while you tuck into a hearty roast dinner. They're offering two courses for £24, or three for £29, with a selection of meat and veggie mains to choose from, as well as an indulgent cheesecake for dessert.

For one of the funnest dining experience in London, Proud brings you stunning shows to enjoy while you chow down on delicious food and sip on some tasty cocktails.

This beauty of a boozer will surely become your local favourite if you're close to Hackney Downs. Featuring giant maypoles, wicker masks and brass icons, this is a truly unique spot in which to settle down and enjoy something from an ever-evolving menu. Be sure to check out their 'Proper Northern Roast' at the weekends, where guests feast on a topside of beef washed down with deadly ciders and home-infused gin and tonics.

Although flaunting a luxury feel, it doesn't mean that Bocconcino isn't an ideal spot to have a little fun in Mayfair. Head inside on the weekend, where you'll be able to enjoy a bottomless pizza brunch, followed by some top-notch beats spun by its resident DJ.