Things To Do On A Sunday In London

Head over to Brick Lane's quirky Apples and Pears where every Sunday night they're offering you a chilled out series of excellent events. Enjoy an evening happy hour with selected cocktails just £6.50, alongside some fantastic local live music, including their acoustic sessions from 7pm.

Hidden behind unassuming shutters lies Alcotraz, a secret prison staffed with guards to help you successfully smuggle liquor past the Warden and get it into the hands of the longest-serving inmates.  Inspired by Hollywood Movies and TV that have...

The perfect rainy day activity in London, The Magic Hour is the gob-smacking show from an expert magician that's been dazzling audiences across the world. Taking place at Sheraton Grand Park Lane or Andaz London, this showcase promises feats of the impossible, from transformations to mind reading.

Burgers and booze, the ultimate combo for a perfect evening. Banish those pre-week blues by kicking back at Le Compotoir with old-school games that are sure to bring back all those nostalgic memories, think Monopoly, Jenga and Risk, it's sure to be the ultimate chilled night out with mates. 

If you love tropical music and Caribbean food, Reggae Brunch is the perfect weekend part. Bringing you non-stop feel good vibes, this party will play the best of reggae, soca, and calypso while you feast on three-courses of lip-smacking authentic delicacies. 

Sundays are all about the music at Blues Kitchen in Camden. Their weekly open mic nights are up their with the most popular in London, and they regularly feature some of the best local talent around. Fancy performing yourself? Get down early to register and join in all the fun, or simply kick back with some BBQ'd goods, a chilled beer and lap up the live music into the evening.

North London hangout Bubba Oasis is the place to be on Sundays, as they host live music sessions every week. You'll get your first drink on the house plus the opportunity to enjoy up-and-coming talent as they grace the stage.

Ignore the nay-sayers, just because it's Sunday that certainly doesn't mean the fun needs to stop. Particularly when you have Flight Club in Bloomsbury and Shoreditch to attend. The quirky spots are ramping up brunch with some serious 'P's - that's prosecco and pizza, along with a game of darts.

You'll find Searcys Brasserie and Champagne Bar at the top of St Pancras station, flaunting elegant golden interiors, 'press for Champagne' buttons and the longest Champagne bar in Europe. There's a huge of menu of British dishes to choose from, as well as some of the finest sparkling wines around.

Every Sunday, they host live jazz performances while you enjoy their special Sunday menu - which features traditional roasts. You can also add on bottomless bubbles packages to make it really special.

Blame Gloria is a lively fun hub, attracting the good time party crowd all throughout the week. In keeping with their theme, Sunday certainly isn't the day of rest for this quirky Central London haunt; in fact, they offer their generous happy hour between 4-7pm on Sundays, making this the perfect place to boogie away the remainder of the weekend.