20 "Lads Night" restaurants in London.
This Shoreditch basement bar is below the old Discount Suit Company and has plenty of booze, and date impressing potential.
Brigadiers is a very good and very fun Indian restaurant near Bank in the City, specialising in barbecued meats.
Temper Covent Garden is a loud and fun spot from the same people behind the Soho and City branches. This one specialises in pizzas and ‘not pasta’.
If you’re looking for serious meats, Smokestak in Shoreditch is your answer. The Southern barbecue, especially the brisket, is the best in London.
Ichibuns is a super colorful Japanese restaurant in soho set over three wildly different floors. The menu is all a bit mad, but also a lot of fun.
Temper City is an open-fire BBQ restaurant with lots of meat, lots of curry, and an excellent soundtrack of classic 90′s rock.
Modern BBQ restaurant Temper grills whole joints of meat on an open fire. They also have a great mezcal list, and tacos.
Hit Indian restaurant Tandoor Chop House in Covent Garden when you fancy some tasty starters and breads, though be warned there's no curry.
Old-school arcade games and drinks by the river are a perfect match, and you can get all of them at Four Quarters East in Hackney Wick.
Tramshed is all about British chicken and steak, served in memorable surroundings. It’s handy for last minute group dinners - get the Yorkshire pud.
While it might cost, the upbeat vibes and classy Japanese food at Roka in Fitzrovia always deliver a good time.
Lurra is a beautiful restaurant in Marylebone serving Basque inspired tapas and one of the best steaks in London.
The Borough branch of the upmarket Hawksmoor steak palaces is every bit as accomplished as its siblings.
Mac & Wild is all about the Scottish pursuit of wild food. The menu uses venison and haggis as the basis for some fantastic cooking.
