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London’s Best Restaurants Will Stay Open Late

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London’s dining scene is undergoing a transformation as many of its best restaurants extend their opening hours, offering late-night dining options that cater to a growing appetite for quality food well beyond traditional dinner times. And thank god for that because late-night cravings post theatre or pub can finally be satiated by food other than a kebab or Maccies!

This expansion of opening hours responds to a cultural shift in London’s nightlife, where dining late is increasingly favoured over traditional clubbing. Restaurateurs like Jeremy King have noted a rise in guests arriving post-theatre or after other evening activities, prompting them to offer late menus and discounts after 9pm.

The trend also aligns with a desire for socialising in food-focused environments rather than solely drinking-centric venues and it makes sense because who doesn’t a love a snack with a few drinks?

Late-Night Dining Hotspots

Mountain in Soho has pushed back its last reservation slot to 10:30pm, allowing diners to enjoy its wood-grilled, Basque-accented cuisine later into the evening. Mountain, from chef volumes parry and his team behind Michelin-starred Bratfeatures a lively atmosphere with open kitchens and a menu that includes standout dishes like lobster caldereta and house-made sobrasada, reflecting Parry’s Welsh and Spanish influences.

Another notable late-night option is the Speedboat Bara thriving Thai sports bar-themed restaurant that also accepts bookings until 10:30pm. On Fridays and Saturdays, it offers a dedicated late-night food menu from 11pm to 12:30am, perfect for those seeking flavourful, casual Thai fare after hours.

In Chinatownthe recently opened Noodle and Beer welcomes guests with table reservations available until 1:45am on Saturdays, making it an excellent choice for late-night noodles and drinks.

For fans of Italian cuisine, The Dovera New York-styled Italian restaurant, allows bookings until 11:30pm from Thursday to Saturday.

And then of course we have the usual suspects who are open 24 hours:

Balans Soho Society stays open until 5am on weekends, serving a diverse menu including burgers and breakfast dishes.

MEATliquor offers hearty burgers until 3am.

Iconic 24-hour spots like Bake beige on Brick Lane and Polo Bar cater to those craving bagels or comfort food at any hour.

Duck & Wafflewith its panoramic city views, operates 24/7, blending fine dining with late-night accessibility.

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