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All the way from Denmark, KöD has entered the London scene with Locations in Soho and the City. Bringing a Nordic-inspired edge to the classic steakhouse, KöD offers an elevated dining experience that blends Scandi minimalism with culinary expertise.From steak tartare to crème brûlée, for a limited time only their signature three-course menu is just £39.50.
100 Wardour Street has levelled up, head into Soho to their reinvented sophisticated basement lounge, with cosy seating and live music to set the mood, it's the perfect date night spot.Offering modern European dishes with a twist and a complimentary glass of wine all for the £25, Soho's best value night out just got a serious upgrade.
Unleash your creative side with Token Studio's 90-minute BYOB pottery sessions! Head over to Druid Street and throw miniature pottery, or customise a mug, plate or bowl for only £23.
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Forget everything you know about the 100 Wardour Street experience, because from this July, the Soho institution has seriously levelled up. Dinner service now takes place downstairs in the glamorous basement club lounge, complete with sultry lighting, intimate tables and stellar live music to soundtrack your meal. Expect modern European plates with global twists, a complimentary glass of wine (normally £8), and a rotating line-up of live acts. At just £25 (down from £30), this is now one of Soho's best-value nights out, turned all the way up. GET THE OFFER
Experience fine dining at its best with an exclusive set menu and a complimentary signature cocktail at Gordon Ramsay's Bar & Grill in Mayfair. Choose from expertly crafted dishes including cauliflower velouté, chicken supreme, and Basque cheesecake. Opt for the two-course option at £20 or go all-in with three courses for just £25, both served with a signature cocktail, worth up to £16.50. GET THE OFFER
Unleash your creativity at Token Studio with a fun 90-minute session! Try your hand at the potter's wheel, create miniature pottery, or learn hand-building techniques. Prefer design? Opt for pottery painting and customise a mug, plate, or bowl. Plus, bring your favourite drinks to enjoy while you craft! GET THE OFFER
Born in Denmark and now sizzling in both Soho and the City, KöD brings Scandi minimalism and serious meat mastery to central London. With sleek interiors, high-welfare grain-fed beef aged for at least 35 days, and a new cocktail menu to match, this is elevated steakhouse dining with a cool Nordic edge. For a limited time, enjoy a signature three-course menu – from steak tartare to crème brûlée, for just £39.50 (usually £60). That's a pretty tasty saving. GET THE OFFER
Brunch with a view? Go sky-high at Oblix at The Shard, where £55 gets you a luxurious three-course brunch and a glass of Champagne – all served with jaw-dropping views across London. It's the ultimate way to elevate your weekend plans, literally. GET THE OFFER
South of the river just got spicier. Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea is firing up the grill with a bold new summer feast. Set beneath the iconic Battersea Power Station, Vivek Singh's modern Indian restaurant serves up flame-kissed meats, vibrant veggie dishes and big, punchy flavours in a sleek, industrial setting. The Grillfest menu features tandoori salmon and prawns, paneer butter masala, garlic naan and a zesty lime posset to finish. Usually £43 per person, now just £29.50. GET THE OFFER
Enjoy a wine-tasting adventure at one of six cosy central London spots for just £29.95 (was £48)! Sample three global wines, red, white, or bubbly, guided by an expert sommelier. Accompanied by a delicious cheese board, this is the perfect way to catch up, celebrate, or unwind. Cheers to a memorable experience! GET THE OFFER
Experience award-winning bowling at Vintners Lanes, Greenwich's newest boutique hotspot. Recently crowned 'Best in the World', this six-lane venue blends vintage charm with industrial-chic style. For just £24.95, enjoy a game of bowling plus a burger, fries, and a drink of your choice. Just minutes from Greenwich DLR and mainline stations, it's unbeatable value for a top night out. GET THE OFFER
Do you feel that? It's the feeling of a long-awaited self-care day on the horizon! Invite a friend or partner to escape the hustle and bustle of central London and share a five-star luxury experience at Mayfair's Athenaeum Hotel Spa. Spend a relaxing hour in the wet area, sauna, steam rooms and hot tub, then take your pick from a facial and body wrap treatment or massage. All this with a glass of bubbly for 40% off – you'll find it hard to say no. GET THE OFFER
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