The guide to an ultimate night out in London

There are loads of photo opportunities to take up during a night out at Rock and Rose. The two venues in Chiswick and Richmond are a maximalist’s dream, featuring colour, patterns and greenery galore! The food and drink is pretty extra too… from tiki cups and cocktails that come served in their own little chairs (yes, you read that right!), to 80s-esque prawn cocktails and dreamy desserts!

Riviera is an absolutely stunning venue in the heart of Mayfair. Serving an incredible menu, this place brings the South of France to London. With resident creatives and monthly exquisite performances, this is a gorgeous venue that’s ideal for a special occasion. There are stunning views as well as a gorgeous interior, all of which makes this a great space for incredibly crafted cocktails or a three course Mediterranean dinner.

Park Chinois is an absolutely stunning high-end Chinese restaurant in the heart of Mayfair. It’s spread over two floors, with live jazz bands upstairs and an immersive performance dining experience downstairs. Dress to impress here and enjoy brilliantly crafted cocktails in the incredible setting with fantastic service. Not for a small budget, Park Chinois is definitely a one-of-a-kind artistic dining experience in Mayfair.

The glitz and glamour of summers spent in Ibiza have been brought over to us in the city thanks to these guys. Lío is a brilliant immersive dining experience with incredible, international performers and a delicious Mediterranean menu found in what used to be the famous Cafe de Paris. Another brilliant, famous London venue offering fantastic entertainment, food and drinks. Start the night here and then dance away through the night. The great thing here is that Lío is so central, you can easily carry on your night beyond to Soho or Piccadilly without having to even hop in the tube!

The Little Blue Door is a small but cracking venue that’s known for being packed out and hosting a raucous night out! With quirky cocktails in teacups, dressing up boxes and an alternative interior that might feel like somebody’s house, it really does pop off here. There’s a cracking team and food served earlier on in the evening to sensibly line stomachs. You can also visit sister venues too in Notting Hill and Soho.

Maggie’s is a colourful, quirky, tiny Chelsea venue and absolutely bloody brilliant! It’s got a cracking team, simple drinks, and 80s tunes all in one underground room. The vibe is wild here, especially on a Friday and Saturday night! Fun is guaranteed if you want a good gin and tonic and a boogie with friends. Just one thing: mind those shoes and trainers because it can get packed out here!