There's such a myriad of dining spaces in the city, London, that you're horrifically spoilt for choice; but that sometimes means you can be barraged by the same ol' stuff. No more we say, no more. As the most eclectic city in the world, it would be a crying shame for you to dine in the same old restaurant twice, and that's where this list comes in. A menagerie of unique dining events and unusual London restaurants, we're here to make your experience that little bit different.
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Last updated on 11th December 2024
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The same old routine when it comes to dining is that you wait for your waiter to come to you first; but not at this unusual London restaurant. Offering up diners a unique and tech inspired experience, order your food straight from a digital menu on your table, and play a roster of games should you get bored.
Shoreditch is most definitely known for having some of the best restaurants in London, but it's Bounce where all the weird and wonderful stuff seems to be happening. Join them not only for neon interiors and a barrage of ping pong tournaments, their restaurant is hearty to boot.
Consider hip hop one of the best styles of music out there? Consider brunch the most important meal of the day? Combine the two at this weird and wonderful restaurant in London. Paying homage to all things urban, join Hip Hop Brunch for wild dining alongside music, karaoke and more.
Unlimited Asian tapas & sushi with free-flowing wine or beer £54.95 per person and 2 other offers
Another of London's forward, tech thinking restaurants, Inamo in Covent Garden provides the ultimate alternative to dining out in the city. Join them not only for stunning Eastern fare, but interactive tables that give your night out in London that added, quirky spark.
Not to be missed, Albert's Schloss Soho is a fantastic restaurant and bar modeled on a Bavarian bier hall and inspired by Prince Albert's heritage (as well as his love for the arts). It boasts an entertainment roster that sees acts take to the stage seven days a week as well as a menu featuring moreish, Alpine fare. Tuck into the likes of currywurst, schnitzel and more, then wash it down with a signature cocktail.
You may have to head all the way to Hampstead for this unique 70s dining experience, but it's worth it once you get there. Join Bobby Fitzpatrick for kitsch interiors and retro charm alongside a unique food and drink menu.
Vintage experiences in the city certainly aren't hard to come by, but how about dining in one? One of the most charming and unique restaurants in London, Hoxley and Porter provide the ultimate in glistening, vintage inspired dining with seasonal plates and high-end cocktails to boot.
