There's never a better spot for getting the gang together for brunch than The Breakfast Club near the Hackney Riviera for when the sun's blazing and the windows are wide open. Cool, casual and relaxed, it showcases all-day breakfasts, quirky interiors and an all-round great vibe for group dining in London. Head down for a spot of their iconic all-American pancakes, huevous rancheros and Nashville fried chicken burgers.

Whether it's a special occasion or just because the gang needs a good ol' meet-up, head along to 28-50 By Night. This gorgeous 1920s-inspired Marylebone venue is a great spot to delve into delicious European grub accompanied by top-notch tipples, all while enjoying live jazz tunes. We're talking plates of lamb shoulder with parsnip purée, savoy cabbage and coconut rice pudding. Need we say more?

Been searching 'restaurants for big groups near me' recently? Then you'll love The Botanist Broadgate. This funky yet sophisticated venue brings a chilled vibe to fine dining, perfect for a catch up with friends. Sip a seasonal cocktail alongside European and British cuisine at this cosy spot, or its sister venue in Chelsea.

Taking inspiration from the country's elite members' clubs, Gymkhana is a stunning two Michelin-starred Indian restaurant with the private hire options and group dining tables to match. Expect to tuck into tandoor and chatpatta dishes that are designed to share, all washed down by twists on classic cocktails. This swish restaurant has also got you covered with semi-exclusive and exclusive hire options for up to 100 seated guests. Plus, their two vaults are perfect for intimate gatherings of up to 10 guests each.

EDIT is the stunning Hackney restaurant that has you covered for seasonal tasting menus, as these low-impact dishes bring you the best British grub paired with wine and other drinks. We're talking plates of kobocha squash soup with chilli oil, Scottish girolles served with Russet Burbank dauphinoise and artisanal vegan cheeseboards. Plus, the space is lovely to look at too while you dine alongside your group, decked out in exposed-brick walls, terracotta tiles and natural-wood lighting.

Bored of the same ol' restaurants? Enjoy group dining at Soho's Ember Yard and tuck into their mouthwatering Spanish and Italian-inspired cuisine with an extensive range of delicious wines and cocktails. Their state-of-the-art charcoal grill makes expert use of different types of wood to create a whole host of smoky and delicious dishes. Plus, their list of gorgeous cocktails is tailor-made to perfectly complement the Mediterranean flavours.

The Piano Works in Farringdon and West End are London's only non-stop live music venues, where the pianist-led band plays nothing but a setlist of songs requested by the audience themselves. It makes for a great night out, especially when the band launches into songs requested by you while you drink a range of delightfully quirky cocktails and gorge on delicious plates of ham hock terrine, dry aged flat iron steak with chimichurri sauce and chicken supreme topped with red hazelnut pesto.

Thanks to an affordable group set menu for just £43, Steak and Company Piccadilly Circus guarantees you and your mates a meaty three course feast of top-notch fare. Think ham and cheese croquettes, ribeye or sirloin cuts, chocolate fondant and much more in a sleek and cosy location in the heart of central London.

Gather the gang and bring them to Balans, the 24-hour restaurant with outposts across the city. From delicious British plates in Soho sophistication through to a pre-theatre dinner near Kensington, this set of restaurants is great for casual dinner and drinks with a large group. We're talkin' delicacies like BBQ pork doughnuts, prawn linguine and Suffolk pork tomahawk.

Sporting lengthy. bier hall-style benches and Alpine-inspired decor, Albert's Schloss is a great restaurant to take your mates to if you're looking to dine with a side helping of entertainment, seven nights a week. Named after the Anglo-Bavarian Prince Albert, its menu features traditional eats such as currywurst, schnitzel and fondue to share. 

This lively restaurant blends tasty dishes and great drinks with belly dancing, charming interiors and North African music - transporting you from Covent Garden to Morocco in no time. Dine on a group table at Souk, complete with cosy corners and comfy seating, and get familiar with Middle Eastern customs of communal feasting. We'd recommend starting with a plate of humous and pita bread, moving on to a hearty dish of lamb tagine with spicy chickpeas and vegetables, then ending your meal with baklava as well as a steaming cup of mint tea.

Embracing the communal dining experience to the nth degree, The Little Blue Door is the stuff of everyone's flat share dreams. With fun brunches and raucous dinner parties, it's one of the best group dining restaurants in London, serving delicious goodies like sea bream tacos, smoking hot thunder thighs and falafel burgers. What's more, this eclectic space has a study hidden at the back full of fun games like Mario Kart and an array of old-school boards to keep you entertained throughout your delicious outing.

Not only does Wagtail boast a stunning rooftop terrace and panoramic views, but also incredibly chic interiors, with forest green, leather chairs and beautiful lighting. Pop along with your group to chomp on high-class fare that champions British produce, as well as wash it down with killer tipples. We're talking goodies like slow-cooked Welsh lamb shoulder, roast Atlantic cod and wild venison tartare alongside cocktails like the mezcal-infused Blush.

Inamo's experiential restaurants offer group dining with a twist. Touch your table to order your meal and choose from an array of arcade adventures, such as Space Invaders and archery. From the award-winning Games Room at the Soho eatery to Covent Garden's Onyx Room, your gang can enjoy some serious pan-Asian bites and entertainment perfect for sharing like Korean baby back ribs, crispy duck bao buns and, of course, all the sushi your heart can handle.

The Lighterman is a stunning modern venue in Granary Square boasting all-day dining and a huge list of cocktails. The picturesque waterside views here make this the perfect place for a special occasion, with plenty of private hire options for larger events. The menu features everything from chicken schnitzel to wagyu burgers and grilled tiger prawns in a buzzy and airy setting.

Whether you fancy eating in the bistro or one of the four private spaces, Bleeding Heart in Farringdon is perfect for group dining of all shapes and sizes. Head over to chomp on stunning European bites, from coq au vin to wild mushroom risotto, all while in atmospheric, stylish surrounds. For something a bit more intimate, hire out the parlour, wine cellar or the fantastical medieval crypt that can host guests from as little as seven to up to 200.

Feasting is meant to be done in large groups, so making a trip to Hawskmoor Bar Wood Wharf on Water Street is the perfect activity for you and your mates. Tuck into steaks, signature burgers and small plates as you bond over your love of food, all while sipping on crafted cocktails (including their famed bottled concoctions) like Dartmouth lobster with wild garlic butter, bone-in prime rib and libations such as Altos tequila-infused Tahona Colada.

Fabulous for celebrations and group dining, Bardo St James's is a fantastic shout if you're looking to treat your friends to deliciousness on Suffolk Place. Situated in Central London, the venue boasts luxurious vibes with red velvet-clad seating and gorgeous pops of greenery. Tuck into a banging list of Italian eats like roasted seabass with mint vignarola and don't forget to pair with a glass of wine.

With its varied menu of meats from the grill, stacked burgers, stunning salads and more, Cabana is an award-winning venue in Covent Garden perfect for even the fussiest of eaters. To sweeten the deal, they have an extensive list of drinks to wash it all down with. We'd recommend munching on their best-selling spicy Malagueta chicken and sipping on their reimagined Caipirinha 2.0.

Craving Thai food? Krua by Nathong in St Pauls is a family-run restaurant that lends itself to group dining, with an extensive and exotic Thai menu that caters to all. Highlights include freshwater prawn in red curry sauce, marinated duck breast with house taramind sauce and so much more served in a sleek dining room kitted out with exposed brickwork, traditional Thai-style lanterns and pretty orchids.

Whether you fancy hitting up the main dining room or going for a luxe private experience, you and the gang are sure to have one helluva experience at Colonel Saab. The Holborn hotspot is devoted to slinging out a menu of fine Indian fare curated by best-selling food author Karen Anand, from curries and dosas to lamb shanks and tiffins; all served in gorgeous surroundings filled with antique treasures and heirlooms owned by actual maharajas, of course.

Set yourself up in Kensington, Canary Wharf, Oxford Street or Bloomsbury as Scoff & Banter provide excellent group dining options in beautiful buildings. Celebrating local produce, their farm-to-table dishes bring together the freshest, handpicked ingredients from trusted suppliers to create a feast of contemporary European dishes. With menus that include afternoon tea, vegan and traditional British, there's something to please everyone.

The MAINE Mayfair isn't just a gorgeous restaurant housed in a converted Georgian townhouse, it's also ideal for group dinners and large get-togethers. Get stuck into the family-style menus, offering everything from pappardelle ragu to grilled whole seabass and truffle roasted chicken, in one of the many beautiful spaces, including a winter garden terrace, a vaulted tavern and the stunning drawing room.

Offering chic and absolutely beautiful interiors, carefully crafted cocktails as well as a menu of tasty Peruvian and Italian small plates, the Monmouth Kitchen is a top spot for group dining in London. Creating a relaxing space to while the day away in, this Covent Garden venue is decked out in marble tables and cutesy vintage furniture. We'd recommend ordering sharing plates of their delicious tuna and chilli lemon tacos as well as seabass ceviche and robata king prawns. Yum.

Dine canal-side at the modern British bar and restaurant Rotunda situated in the heart of King's Cross. Get the gang together and feast on beef and lamb that has been sustainably sourced from the establishment's very own farm, plus plates like whole-grilled plaice and gnocchi with fire pit Provençal vegetables in a beautfiul terrace which sits on Regent's Canal.

Catering to the masses? Check out temper City on Throgmorton Street, Paddington, Soho, Shoreditch or Covent Garden where you can tuck into BBQ meats on feasting platters from one of the world's biggest restaurant fire-pits. With acclaimed chef Neil Rankin at the helm, you'll find delicious ingredients cooked right in front of your eyes and made into delicious plates of goat's cheese tacos, aged beef skewers, lamb and kimchi carnitas and so much more. With a lineup like this, you know it's the good stuff. 

Make your way over to E Eighteen for delectable British fare with a contemporary European twist. Perfect for groups, this stylish and modern family-run space boasts luxurious plush booths, dangling lights and cosy fireplaces, not to mention a mouthwatering menu featuring goodies like wild garlic mushroom risotto and barbecued chilli ginger lobster.

On the lookout for private dining in London for 20 guests? Dine in London's vibrant West End at Quaglino's and tuck into European classics like dressed Devonshire crab, Herefordshire beef tartare plus whisky and maple-cured salmon. Take in the gorgeous Art Deco features and lively ambience as you sip on tipples from an extensive drinks list.

Get ready for a delicious ride at Rail House Café's Victoria outpost. Enjoy legendary brunch plates, international sharing dishes, and signature cocktails in a spacious venue with a huge dining room, bar, and views of the semi-open kitchen. Their all-day menu boasts inventive global sharing plates like crispy oyster mushrooms and salt cod fritters with citrus mayo. Plus, you can soak up the sun on the gorgeous terrace out front during the summer months.

If you're looking for somewhere that's bound to impress while not breaking the bank, Iberica is a fab choice. Make your group meal out in London a Spanish affair, with plenty of tasty tapas accompanied by wine and sangria, at either the Victoria, Marylebone, Farringdon or Canary Wharf location. Cheap group dining restaurants in London don't get any better than this.

Situated on Adelaide Street, as well as Coal Drops Yard and London Bridge, Barrafina is slinging out some of the best Spanish fare in gorgeous low-lit surrounds. Enjoy munching on tapas such as lamb shanks, ham croquettes, slow-cooked pork belly, cheese and marinated olives courtesy of chef director Angel Zapata Martin, alongside a glass of wine or beer.

Boasting gorgeous greenery and a huge olive tree, Salt Yard in Westfield is a grand shout if you're looking for delicious Spanish tapas and a wide range of vino to share with your friend group. Wolf down everything from sauteed baby squid with pickled red chilli to pil pil tiger prawns and courgette flowers in a stunning Shepherd's Bush venue decked out in hanging lights, exposed brickwork and plants aplenty.

Offering an eye-catching setting for your munching, Sticky Mango is ideal for group dining in swish surrounds. This Tower Bridge hotspot serves a range of set menus that are perfect for sharing, including dishes such as Malaysian monkfish, egg fried truffle rice and mamak BBQ chicken. For more of this floral delight, check out the equally beautiful Waterloo venue.

For a truly social group dining experience, head on down Sagardi on Curtain Road in Shoreditch. The menu here is inspired by Basque cuisine, with a mix of smaller sharing plates and larger dishes from the grill. Feast on premium beef, fresh turbot or cod with Biscay sauce and grilled txistorra sausages from Orio, all cooked on the authentic Basque grill in chilled-out, rustic-style surroundings.

Asian-inspired cocktails, mouthwatering dim sum and swanky interiors are on the menu at all outposts of Ping Pong, sprinkled all across London from Soho to Southbank. Along with dinner, the group also put on legendary bottomless brunches, all you can eat fiestas and cooking classes. Head down to these flora-filled locations and treat your mates to a deliciously affordable group meal featuring goodies like chicken truffle gyozsa, soy marinated chicken skewers, char sui pork buns, har gau and so much more.

This modern British restaurant is a picture of elegance in the City. Fronting plenty of space to come for dinner in their open and inviting surrounds, Chiswell Street Dining Rooms is an excellent shout for a group meal in London that won't break the bank either. The menu features goodies like roast Atlantic cod, slow-cooked Welsh lamb shoulder and beetroot cured Scottish salmon. Sample the exquisite cooking, then retire to the leather clad bar to unwind with a cocktail or two.

Whether it's a work celebration, birthday or you're just gathering all of your closet pals for something nice to eat, be sure to check out Piccolino on Heddon Street and in Exchange Square. This top-notch Italian venue has a private dining room, alongside an alfresco terrace for those group dining outings.

If you're after a top-notch venue for a birthday celebration or work do, Gaucho Covent Garden is a great choice for group dinners. Their iconic restaurant's design is inspired by the cultural spaces of the local area and Argentinian influences, making it a feast for the eyes. Come and experience the best of both worlds with their all-day dining and late-night drinks menus. Toast over lip-smacking cocktails and Argentinian mains in this sophisticated space, or its sister venues at Richmond, Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf.

These delicious spots in Canary Wharf, Victoria and Oxford Street are perfect for any group dining experience as multiple eateries provide something for everyone, even the fussiest eaters. Book out a big table for you and your mates and enjoy your scrumptious meals with a lovely cocktail or homemade juice from the bar. 

Showcasing the best food, drinks, art and music from the region, Paladar is a 100% gluten-free Latin American restaurant in Waterloo serving delish tapas-style sharing plates. Decked out in regularly changing art exhibitions that showcase South American artists' works for sale, this hotspot has delicacies like pulled-pork on blue corn tortillas and grilled chimichurri prawns on offer served alongside cocktails and spirits, including fine rums, cachacas, piscos, mezcals and tequilas.

Gather your friends and family and hire out the private dining room of fine dining eatery Ginza St James for a delicious meal made using some of the freshest ingredients. The Japanese restaurant is a sleek spot for an intimate meal, adorned with warm, wooden panelling that contrasts its tall, stone walls. Guests will be spoilt for choice thanks to a menu boasting delights such as lobster tempura, miso black cod and signature cocktails like Blossom Falls, made with Roku gin and elderflower. 

If you're after restaurants suitable for large groups in London, check out airy The Palm House in Victoria. Discover boozy weekend brunches, as well as tacos and bottomless tequila cocktails for only £35. They open seven days a week from brunch to dinner, with menus for all occasions featuring goodies like picanha steak, mojo chicken and crispy fish tacos.

Whether you're looking for stunning British grub to enjoy with the gang or have a whole party in tow, The Barley Mow Mayfair offers a cool, stylish space to do just that. Chow down on plates like slow-cooked porchetta or indulge in delish canapes together.

Arepa & Co in Bethnal Green, Stockwell and Haggerston are perfect for cheap group dining in London, boasting beautiful urban venues. Their traditional Venezuelan menu includes cachapas, rice bowls, and of course arepas, alongside a tapas-style selection of small plates if you just can't decide. 

Don't just go for dinner - go for dining with a Jazz Age twist, as Proud Cabaret City brings you a host of cabaret performers, burlesque stars, and circus acts across a 1920s-style room of glitz and glamour at this City venue. Munch on delicious British classics like chicken souvlaki and chocolate orange fondant as you enjoy the show.

The Street Easy is an Exmouth Market destination in the heart of Clerkenwell that will have something to please everyone in your group, as they're delving out brunches, lunches and dinners of tasty small plates or burgers. With a host of influences, from Mexico to the Caribbean and Indonesia, their menu features delicacies like honey BBQ ribs, jerk chicken salad and sticky soy tenders.

Feast on modern Spanish small plates curated by head chef Yahir Gonzalez at Aqua Nueva, a stunning Regent Street venue offering unbeatable views thanks to its rooftop terrace. Located in the heart of London, expect dishes such as bravas potato, souffle omelette and glazed churros all made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. There's also a range of delicious hand-crafted cocktails to drink outside as you take in the gorgeous London vistas.

With long communal tables, a large warehouse feel and plenty of food options, Mare Street Market is a great place to kick off your birthday party with a huge group of all your best pals. The East London spot serves great pizza, craft beer, brunch and everything in between with an all-day vibe. Not a pie person? Don't fret; they've got an extensive menu featuring goodies to suit every taste, from nasi goreng to vegetable pakora chaat and ox cheek pappardelle. 

Situated in Camden, Cafe KOKO is a retro Italian-American restaurant great for group nights out and birthday celebrations. Along with regular live music, the stunning venue slings out tasty pizzas to share, alongside goodies like tiger prawn arrabiata, baked gnocchi drenched in gorgonzola, breadcrumbed artichokes, and colourful charcuterie meats courtesy of head chef extraordinaire Andreas Engberg. Having hosted Stormzy's birthday bash and Chicken Shop Date's Amelia Dimoldenberg's Valentine's party, trust us; they know how to party.

Special celebration on the cards? Or just fancy getting the whole gang together? Whatever the reason, Bōkan in Canary Wharf is a fantastic dining destination complete with plush pastel sofas, rustic wood floors and shiny brass metalwork. Not only does it feature beaut decor, but also incredible views of the city courtesy of its stunning roof terrace. Head over for delicious European eats and cracking cocktails such as the delightfully affordable seasonal charcuterie boards like the cheese monger's and butcher's tile, perfect for sharing and tearing.

If you're after a group dining hotspot in the heart of Mayfair, venture to Savile Row's stylish hotspot Sartoria. Not only does this gorgeous venue boast plenty of space to delve into Italian plates like black angus beef tagliata, burrata e nduja tortelli and home-cured black cod, but there are also private rooms to upgrade that foodie experience complete with floral arrangements, plush seating and dim-lighting. 

Along with two private hire spaces including a stunning chandelier-adorned main room and a Moroccan Medina-style lounge that will transport you straight to Marrakech, May Fair Kitchen has a swish restaurant that is capable of catering for large groups. A must-visit for refined Japanese and Italian cuisine, they serve izakaya-style dishes like sashimi, tempura, wagyu, seafood platters, as well as regional Italian classics such as stone-baked pizza, homemade pasta, and salads.

Pasta Remoli is bringing all sorts of deliciousness to London, from the West to the North. Round up all your mates and head to these group-friendly restaurants in Ealing Broadway and Bromley for homemade pasta that can be customised any way you like, right down to the cheese on top. From carbonara to pork sausage ragu and creamy mushroom, it's all up to you.

Perfect for dinner with a big group in London, there's plenty of reasons why Blues Kitchen is one of the hottest spots in Shoreditch, Brixton and Camden. Rally up your squad for a night of the most tender meats, all washed down with a cocktail list that showcases nothin' but the best bourbon. We're talking a menu chock-full of crowd-pleasing delights such as bacon double smashburgers, smoked baby back ribs and shrimp taco salad. Looking to round off your night with some dancing? You can do that here too.

If you're in need of a group dining spot that's ideal for catch-ups with pals and celebrations alike, Megan's in Kingston, Islington, Kensington and more are sure to impress. With plenty of venues dotted across the capital, these fabulous dining destinations offer a top-notch party Med-inspired menu, alongside drinks packages to boot.

A top choice for group outings, Alfi is a pretty Italian restaurant in Spitalfields Market that boasts a huge list of organic and natural wines. Their covered terrace is filled with fairy lights and cute umbrellas, overlooking all the bustling action. As for the menu? These guys are slinging out everything from cacio e pepe to chicken focaccia sandwiches, with tasty brunch options available too.

If you're after class Portuguese sharing plates, Casa Do Frango knows what's up. Bringing a taste of Southern Portugal to London, this Shoreditch haunt serves up goodies like wood-charcoal-fired piri-piri chicken and Portuguese empanadas. With four locations spread across London, it's the perfect hang for a large group of best friends or work buddies, seating up to 20 guests at once.

Gather the gang and head along to Pizza Pilgrims in Carnaby or London Bridge for some mouthwatering Italian grub. Whether you fancy sharing a few plates with the group or ordering your own doughy masterpiece, this hotspot is bound to impress with its gorgeous selection of nduja, fiorentina and carbonara slices of goodness. Thirsty? Check out the cocktail menu.

Looking for a taste of Italy without leaving London? Soho and Mayfair's Bocconcino is a perfect spot for large groups, with its open, airy feel, cool decor and varied menu that's sure to cater to even the fussiest of eaters. Their team of culinary experts straight from Italy serve up the freshest and finest authentic flavours that will make your taste buds tingle with excitement. These guys will accept groups of up to 29 for their larger tables, as well as allow you to hire out the whole restaurant.

Whether you're in need of private dining or a small group experience across the main space, Caravan Canary Wharf and City of London have your back. Expect to munch on everything from their global-inspired menu, ranging from brunch to small plates or a proper meal at dinner like Dingley Dell pork schnitzel, crispy chilli salt tofu, and broken lamb meatballs.

The perfect place for group dining in the City, The Anthologist has got something for everyone at its chic Bank restaurant and bar. Grab a table and take in the sleek scenery while sipping on tasty wines, beer and cocktails as well as munching on internationally inspired dishes such as Goan curry, wild mushroom risotto, slow roast jerk pork belly with mango salsa and mezze boards filled with hummus, sundried tomatoes, marinated beets and more.

To make your group dining experience truly spectacular? Couple it with the stunning views at Darwin Brasserie, which is tucked away inside Sky Garden. Expect British classics across breakfast, lunch and dinner menus here like smoked haddock and salmon fishcakes with poached eggs, pan-fried potato gnocchi as well as spicy coconut sweet potato soup.

Perfect for after-work drinks or a private dining experience in London for up to 30 guests, STK in Covent Garden offers sophisticated spaces and delicious food. A renowned steakhouse celebrated for its prime cuts and world-class service, this swish haunt is set in an opulent and convivial atmosphere. Their modern American menu emphasizes the finest 28-day custom-aged USDA prime beef, carefully selected for its exceptional tenderness, juiciness, flavour, and fine texture. Treat you and your pals to luxury eats, while enjoying a live DJ and energetic ambience throughout the venue.

The menu at Leicester Square Kitchen is designed for sharing, coming packed with delicious Mexican and Peruvian small sharing plates, all while you and your pals drink their South American cocktails. Being the perfect spot for contemporary Latin tapas with a modern twist, their signature dishes are presented in a playful and innovative way, complemented by weekend DJs and a buzzing local area.

Whether you're dining in the main restaurant or hiring out their stunning loft space, you can't go wrong with a group meal at Lula in Queen's park. This bright and airy spot if full of pretty plants, white brick walls and rustic wooden furnishings, with an equally impressive menu to boot. We're talking crispy skin duck fillet, brown butter ribeye steak or goat's cheese tortellini, with an indulgent pavlova for dessert.

Your week seemed like a never-ending snore fest? Forge in the City is the perfect antidote to a hard day's work; grab your colleagues and unwind in their stripped back, urban chic venue, which goes from restaurant to club with the snap of a finger. Decked out in stripped back brickwork and plush leather booths, this Cornhill joint serves yummy plates of grilled flat-iron steaks and crispy panko coated chicken.

Somewhere, tucked away among the bustle of Chinatown, there's a gem of a 1920s Shanghai-themed dim sum parlour found behind a nondescript green door. Locate it and you'll be discovering one of the city's most prized hidden gems, where baskets of delicate dim sum are served on the side of vibrant signature cocktails like The Unicorn and Gunfire, a unique concoction of spiced rum, lemon oil and black tea. As for eats, we're talking platters consisting of delicious pork and prawn dumplings, Cantonese barbecue pork buns, har gau and so much more.

Transport yourself to the French Mediterranean with Whitcomb's At The Londoner, situated between St James' and Leicester Square. This West End spot is perfect for a group meal before heading to the theatre, filled with stylish furniture, pretty plants and abstract designs on the ceiling. Dishes range from lobster linguine to portobello mushroom carpaccio and filet mignon here, complemented by a white melon and elderflower spritz.

Though they've only been around since 2011, Honest Burgers have already made their mark on the capital. Head to their 22nd venue in Soho to try their renowned burger dishes like the exclusive Meard St - Soho filled with Honest beef, bacon, mozzarella, The Gay Farmer pesto, garlic mayo, tomato and rocket. The restaurant will also be taking bookings for tables of 8+, so you can show off to all your friends too.

Armed with huge tables and plenty of space for private parties, Pizarro Restaurant in London Bridge is a great shout for larger groups to dine together. Fronting authentic Mediterranean fare, this place fuses traditional Spanish style with a modern city feel with dishes like cuttlefish and red shrimp seafood noodles cooked in a paella pan and Moorish beef meatballs with yogurt sauce on offer.

Small plates are great for group dining, which means Wood & Water on Coldharbour Lane should be right on your radar. Head to the Brixton spot to tuck into a mix of rotating modern British cuisine and Jamaican grub like curry goat croquettes with plantain ketchup, salmon with jerk romanesco, as well as sweet potato purée and candied beetroot, all washed down with a beaut cocktail list in gorgeous low-lit surroundings.

Whether you're celebrating a birthday or simply out for fun, The Factory House in London's historic Leadenhall Market is a top choice in East London. An extensive selection of wine is provided by Davy's Wine Merchants and sustenance comes from steaks, grill dishes and British cheese in stunning surroundings.

If you're on the hunt for group dining spots, The Royal Exchange's The Libertine is a fantastic restaurant near Bank Station with a rich history. Enjoy a wide range of food from fresh oysters and blackened chicken to plant-based burgers and much more in a lively venue which once heard the laughter and chatter of merchants, heralds and rogues from all across the UK. Plus, the bar fronts gorgeous boozy beverages with quirky names like Trip To Rome and Smoked Berry Hi-Ball.

Is your group's love language tapas? Well, The Opera Tavern has got you lot covered. Enjoy a taste of the Mediterranean in Central London with friends and tuck into an authentic menu of delicious goodies like pan-fried seabass with seafood bisque as well as a range of speciality cocktails.

Big leather booths and long tables make Balthazar a top choice for group dining in London. Gather your friends for a special-occasion dining experience featuring live jazz, cocktails and incredible French cuisine. If your gang are the brunching kind, be sure to check out its boozy weekend offering or munch on all-day delights like steak frites, coq au vin, beef fillet stroganoff and so much more.

Searching for scrumptious eats and fun group restaurants in London? Come down and experience the exotic flavours of Coastal India in the heart of London. Grab the whole gang and settle into Marylebone's Trishna. The chic space offers a friendly and sociable vibe for up to 60 guests in the main restaurant or you can host 12 guests in its private dining room with a view overlooking its wine cellar. 

Perched on Slingsby Place is the beautiful Lahpet, one of the only restaurants in London specialising in the cuisine of Myanmar. It offers a warm setting, complete with a speckled, stone-topped bar and shiny, cylinder light fixtures, to devour Burmese flavours. It's the perfect destination if you're looking to dine in a large group, thanks to its droolworthy feasting menu. For a minimum of nine people at £45 each, you can share a variety of fragrant dishes between you, such as fried bream in a tomato, shallot and garlic soy glaze, king prawn curry and lentil chow chow. Add on a dessert platter for an extra £6 each and you'll find yourself heading home with very happy tummies. 

Great for a night out with friends, Crust Bros fun and welcoming restaurant in Waterloo that offers you the chance to build your own pizzas for their list of fresh and tasty ingredients. Choose from a wide variety of toppings ranging from smoked mozzarella to burrata, 'nduja, and marinated tomatoes to stack onto a stunning wood-fired piece of 'za and the softest dough in all of London. If you fancy a cheeky day drink or two, their bottomless boozy brunch is a 90 minute bonanza of unlimited pizza, free-flowing beer and prosecco all for just £35 per person.

Looking for best restaurants for group dining in London? Gather your closest pals or family and make your way to Teatro Hall in Ealing to enjoy a group meal. Whether you're looking to hire a private space or just fancy delving into the coal-fired pizzas in an intimate booth, this dining destination is ideal for all occasions. This hotspot is open 24/7, serving morning coffee, brunch and even offering hot-desking during the day. Their menu focuses on fresh, homemade food, from the 48-hour fermented pizza dough to their homemade pasta, including the ever popular Rock Star Margherita and Smokey Bandit pizza. They also offer quirky creations like The Hot Don with nduja, finocchiona, pickled chillies, hot red pesto, and oregano.

Get the gang together to eat at Canova Hall, an eclectic Brixton institution evoking the buzzing atmosphere of an old market canteen. They offer a variety of Italian dishes, including sourdough pizzas cooked in their all-wood oven, as well as delicious plates of buttermilk fried chicken, rosa vodka rigatoni and padron peppers with sea salt. To wash it all down? Fabulous cocktails served on their drinks trolley, of course.

For group dining? There's sometimes no better place than a food hall, so that's where Arcade comes in. When you just can't all decide what kind of cuisine to go for, this place is offering you the pick of it all in one place filled with nine types of global cuisine and eight open kitchens - think everything from Indonesian crispy smashed chicken leg to Mexican beef suadero and Nepali steamed vegatable momos.

With plates made for sharing and plenty of beers to go round, Acme Fire Cult is a dream location for any group of foodies. The Dalston gem fronts a covered, heated terrace filled with music and the aromas from the outdoor kitchen. The ever-changing menu champions top-notch produce collected seasonally, resulting in next-level dishes like herb feb chicken with chilli and lime butter, and smoked lamb shoulder. And if some of your party are plant-based, you'll be pleased to know that veggie plates make up 50% of the menu. The on-site brewery will be dishing out pints alongside cocktails like negronis and margaritas.