It’s Time to Visit the Best Quirky Restaurants in London
On weekend outings and special occasions, many of us stick to our favourite restaurants that we know and love. In the process, we walk right past quirky restaurants that offer mind-blowing and unforgettable experiences inside. If you’re ready to try something new and eclectic, our estate agent London has just the recommendations for you. These are the best quirky restaurants in London:
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Dans Le Noir
Fancy dining in pitch black where you’re served ‘surprise menus’? Dans Le Noir in central London offers a unique dining experience that may not seem too appetizing at first. But once you’re sitting in the dark, your full focus is on the taste and aroma of the dishes. This allows a more rounded appreciation for the flavours and textures. The waiters at Dans Le Noir are visually impaired individuals who act as your personal guides. Now that’s something to think about, isn’t it?
Bunga Bunga
The Covent Garden bar and pizzeria is boisterously Italian with an over-the-top interior design (a speedboat converted into a table, anyone?). There’s unique live shows (including cabarets), and Mafiosi who come by to your table occasionally (actors, of course!). Pizza is served by the metre, cocktails are shaped as the heads of Balotelli and The Godfather, and the entertainment options are varied, from the chance to be the front man of the bar-restaurant’s live band to pizza-making lessons. Bunga Bunga promises a distinct and interesting experience – make a reservation sooner rather than later!
Sketch
The Mayfair restaurant’s creative concept has everyone talking – any well-intentioned estate agent London would never fail to mention Sketch when inquired on the city’s most eclectic restaurants! How would you feel about a mostly pink London restaurant whose walls are splashed with 200 cartoonish drawings and prints (by award-winning visual artist David Shrigley, no less), where you’re attended to by tea masters in cocktail dresses and baseball shoes, served caviar and egg (whose yolk has been cooked to a precise 63 degrees) by a man in a pink linen suit and Panama hat? When you go to the restroom – you’ll find loos shaped like eggs, or maybe futuristic space pods… Why not make an afternoon tea reservation at Sketch this weekend and experience one of the best quirky restaurants in London.
Bob Bob Ricard
The ‘Press for Champagne’ button is the centrepiece of Bob Bob Ricard’s eclectic experience. You are likely to be equally impressed with the restaurant’s super-glitzy gold and brass décor and uniformed attendants, all of which exudes vintage glamour. You can enjoy British and Russian cuisine, and you can also count on drinking champagne simply because the press-to-order button is so irresistible. No wonder Bob Bob Ricard serves more champagne than any other restaurant in the country.
We hope you enjoy visiting the best quirky restaurants in London. Keep visiting our blog for news and information on restaurants, nightlife and shopping in central London.
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