Easter Events In London 2025

With three quirky London venues under its belt, Plonk is helping you make the most of your long Easter weekend. Head on over to Shoreditch, London Fields or Borough Market to putt your mini-golfing skills to the test while also enjoying tasty sips.

The Reggae Brunch are pulling out all the stops this Easter bank holiday weekend with five hours of reggae, dancehall and soca music, hosted by Proud Cabaret City. You'll get to sip on bottomless rum punch for an hour and munch on a three-course Caribbean meal, all while enjoying games, giveaways and immersive entertainment - starting from just £45 per person.

It's all kicking off this Easter at The 411 in Islington. The buzzy neighbourhood bar will be transforming into a traditional American frat bash with its house party concept, bringing beer ping and old-school game consoles to the chic setting. If you visit on Easter Sunday you'll find the Bottomless Pizza and Picante party in full swing for £40 per person, as well as its famous Street Wednesday concept featuring live music from house DJs. 

The Hard Rock Cafe in Mayfair is hosting a breakfast with bunny event this April, the perfect way to celebrate Easter with your little ones. They'll be serving an all-you-can-eat American breakfast buffet, and kids will be able to get involved in games, face painting and special themed entertainment. Plus, there'll even be a visit from the Easter bunny.

The Horse & Groom are throwing a collection of free events over Easter weekend to celebrate its spanking new refurb. It's welcoming DJs Manish and Amazon to the decks to test out the Soundsystem and get everybody on their feet. You can expect vinyl cuts from jazz to hip hop, as well as a fully-stocked bar and delish pub grub. What's more, tickets are free. 

This Easter Sunday, decadent eatery The Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel are pulling out all the stops with a sumptuous seasonal menu, available at sittings between 12:30 and 1:30pm. Dishes include roasted Cornish spring lamb with wild garlic salsa and gravy, followed by indulgent treats like baked vanilla cheesecake topped off by rhubarb compôt, alongside an optional wine pairing. The three-course offering starts from £75 per person, with a complimentary glass of Champagne if you book before 1st March.

For your Easter meal in London, check out Riding House Cafe. Think hot cross 'bunnidict' topped with swiss chard, poached egg and hollandaise for brunch, or head over on the Sunday itself for slow-roast lamb and Wellington meals. 

The Palm Tree House is a welcome escape from the bustle of the city, boasting coral chandeliers and potted plants as well as an array of delicious food. This Good Friday, you'll be able to revel in a Tequila & Tacos special - think 90 minutes of free-flowing margaritas and delicious sharing taco boards for £35 per person. Then on Saturday and Easter Sunday, expect the return of the house Party Brunch featuring unlimited drinks and party tunes from £55, as well as a live saxophonist on the latter. 

Head over to a secret London location come the 16th April and you'll be treated to a garage brunch to remember. Think one hour of bottomless cocktails, a mouthwatering 2-course meal and, of course, one booming day party from the best UKG artists.

For one of the most high-energy events around this Easter Weekend, check out the Hijingo Bingo Brunch in Shoreditch. Enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco or beer alongside dishes like miso salted caramel chicken waffles and smoked salmon Benedict, while you take part in lively rounds of boozy bingo.

From bottomless brunch on a rooftop to hip hop parties and an Easter Sunday family affair with RnB tunes, Supa Dupa Fly is pulling out all the stops for the whole Bank Holiday weekend. Expect tunes from Destiny's Child, Jay-Z, Drake and more.

Hop on over to Afternoon Tea At The Milestone Hotel And Residences in Kensington for an extra egg-citing experience in an uber swish environment from 25th March to 7th April. Their Easter Afternoon Tea offers a range of delicious goodies, from hot cross buns to chocolate eggs, that are sure to put a spring in your step. Treat yourself to delicious treats for £85 per person, and bring the little ones along for just £39 per child.

The gorgeous Pergola on The Wharf is celebrating the double bank holiday weekend with performances from London's hottest DJs and live saxophonists that'll have you on the dancefloor in no time. On Easter Sunday it'll be running a soulful special where you can enjoy some incredible performances from gospel and soul singers for free. Soak up panoramic views in this loft-style setting and wolf down some scrumptious food in the process too. 

Ditch the chocolate eggs and stuffy family gatherings for a night out at Backyard Comedy Club this Easter. The Bethnal Green spot is often fronting lineups of some of the biggest names on the UK circuit, including Jo Brand and Russell Howard.

From a drag bingo special to their mega bucket bottomless brunch complete with garage tunes, The Brixton Courtyard has partying sorted come Easter weekend. Whether you're headed out in the evening on Good Friday or in the day on Sunday itself, they're got your back with food, booze, tunes and entertainment.

Start your Saturday with great music and good vibes at The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch. Hosted by Blues Kitchen in Shoreditch, these guys are dishing out buffalo chicken wings, vegan cheeseburgers and Cajun popcorn squid accompanied by 90 minutes of bottomless booze. After your meal, hit the dancefloor where DJs will be playing the biggest hip hop and RnB bangers of all time.

Throughout Easter weekend, you can find a whole load of fun over at Proud Cabaret City. For fans of boozy games, check out the drag bottomless brunch on Saturday, featuring lip syncing, karaoke and bingo hosted by a series of fabulous queens. And come the evening? Expect sultry cabaret and burlesque performances while you tuck into a delicious two-course meal.

Looking for some fun things to do on Easter weekend in London 2025? These slick online drinks classes are showing you how to whip up some truly incredible cocktails, learn more about your favourite spirit or just get a little sloshed with your housemates. 

Taking place at Fitzrovia venue The Restaurant At Sanderson, you can enjoy a fantastic Alice in Wonderland-inspired ballet performance and Mad Hatters Afternoon Tea this Easter. Coming in at just £55 per person, you'll munch on dark chocolate tarts, Madagascan vanilla cheesecake, mousse served in an edible flowerpot and more while being mesmerised by talented dancers performing a magical routine. 

The Prince in West London will be alight with fun and games come Good Friday as Dabbers Social Bingo takes over the leafy location. These guys know to throw a party: expect an array of prizes up for grabs (from drinks tabs to slushie machines), as well some delicious grub from pizza giants Crust Bros. Tickets start from a fiver per person to this hilarious event, and if something more low-key is your thing then you'll be delighted to find the haunt slinging out hearty roasts accompanied by a live band come Bank Holiday Monday.

Nothing says Easter more than chocolate, and they aren't short of the stuff at The Chocolate Cocktail Club in Farringdon. Their indulgent afternoon tea is the perfect way to celebrate, complete with homemade finger sandwiches, truffle tortes, macarons, mousses and more. Of course, you can expect unlimited tea, coffee and hot chocolate on the side, or upgrade to a cocktail or prosecco for an extra £7.

For a criminally fun Easter Sunday in London, log on to Alcotraz's immersive online offering. The virtual escapade will see you working with an inmate to keep them and their prison hooch away from the prying eyes of the warden.

Head to The Prince in West Brompton for a unique night out to kick off Easter weekend. On the Thursday evening, they'll be hosting their popular Famous First Words event, which promises high-energy entertainment and the chance to sing your heart out in front of a crowd.

You don't need the voice of an angel to get involved, just a good knowledge of lyrics and a little bit of bravery - and you might even be crowned the winner. You're also more than welcome to just watch, with tickets starting from £5 per person.

Head over to Ballie Ballerson's Shoreditch location this Easter for the ultimate bank holiday party and bottomless brunches. Enjoy their range of fun and fruity cocktails, chocolate vodka shots and delicious pizzas, before diving into those iconic ball pits.

Easter is in full swing at Japanese-Peruvian restaurant Ayllu this year, as it calls upon all young adventurers to take part in its fabulous hunt for eggs. Locate the colourful chickens scattered around the swish spot, discovering surprises along the way, in order to receive your prize. What's more, there's an extra special treat on the menu in the form of an exclusive Easter dessert, whipped up and meticulously plated by talented chefs, so make sure you don't fill up on delicious sushi and ceviche. 

Get creative this Easter with a hands-on clay workshop designed for both kids (6+) and adults. Led by an experienced Waldorf teacher, this class lets families craft their very own Easter Bunny using real clay.

With all tools provided, participants can sculpt, shape, and bring their creations to life—plus, there's the option to have them professionally fired for a lasting keepsake. A perfect way to bond, relax, and explore your creativity together.

BucketRace are organising a 2025 Easter egg hunt in London for adults; transport back to your childhood with a pursuit for chocolatey treats across London. Complete tasks and challenges while collecting bonus points and having a blast.

Join the Art Social Club in London Bridge for its Daytime Adult Painting Workshop from £40 per person. No experience is needed and you can bring your own booze to aid your craftsmanship. You'll be guided by an expert on how to mix and use different types of brush strokes but ultimately it'll be down to you to let your creativity shine.

From the 15th to the 17th April, Swift Shoreditch will be hosting Max and Ed from Two Shefs for a special Easter collaboration. Think staple cocktails and brunch-inspired dishes made with St Germain and elderflower. You'll want to book a table for this one.

If you're looking for fun things to do over the Easter weekend, Barrio Bars are holding all kinds of fun events across London. Whether you fancy a rum and bingo brunch or a Cardi B-themed RnB affair, these guys have your back.

Situated in Fitzrovia, traditional boozer The George will be cooking up an indulgent feast this Easter Sunday, featuring signature bites like whole roasted lamb shoulder to share, paired with minted new potatoes, carrots, peas and a rich gravy. This communal meal serves between five and six people, priced at £200 in total, with a delicious hot cross bun bread pudding to finish.

If you're looking for somewhere to eat over the weekend, head to Smith's Bar & Grill, the gorgeous, leafy, all-day dining spot overlooking the Grand Union Canal. Here you'll be able to wolf down a cracking Sunday roast, accompanied by scrumptious vegetables and lashings of gravy, before making room for its extra special Easter dessert, whipped up specifically for this celebration. And if you're keen to get your day started in style? Swing by for its exclusive Hot Cross Bun Breakfast.

Make your way to Biscuiteers in Belgravia for a boatload of creative shindigs. Taking place across the month, there are decorating classes and egg hunts for all ages, where everyone will learn how to ice like a pro and take home their very own masterpieces. 

Queen of Hoxton is hosting an awesome Drag & Waffle Bottomless Brunch in their cool space. Think fabulous entertainment and music spun by a live DJ complemented by unlimited prosecco or mimosas and fluffy bottomless waffles. This is an event you won't want to miss.

Looking for something fun to do with your little ones during the Easter holidays? Then head to the Sticks'n'Sushi Kids Masterclass, which takes place across their venues in Chelsea, Wimbledon, Islington and beyond. This is suitable for children between eight and 12 years old.

They'll get the chance to make plenty of tasty Japanese treats, including salmon nigiri, uramaki rolls and hosomaki rolls, under the guidance of their talented chefs. Plus, they'll leave with a goody bag that includes their bandana, a certificate, a Japanese number and phrase sheet and more.

Gorgeous Chelsea pub The Cadogan Arms is pulling out all the stops with its Easter feast, cooking up a whole roast lamb shoulder to share between five and six people, coming in at £200 in total. This meaty main will be paired with all the trimmings - think minted new potatoes, carrots, peas and a rich lamb gravy - and don't forget to save room for the hot cross bun bread pudding for dessert.

Egg-citing news, Easter lovers. Get ready for a delightful Easter feast at Heliot Steak House, the iconic restaurant and late-night bar in London's West End. For just £100, you and your date can enjoy a fancy spread of seared scallops, lumina lamb shoulder, and a gooey chocolate sphere for dessert. But wait, there's more; while you're chowing down on all the deliciousness, you can also take part in a fun egg hunt with a twist. Keep your eyes peeled for hidden casino chips in select napkins and wine lists to win a complimentary bottle of wine for your table.