Pride 2025: Food & Drink Pop-Ups To Visit In London
By
2 days ago
The London restaurants and bars celebrating Pride month
London is about to get a whole lot more colourful as Pride month arrives in the capital. Although the annual parade is the city’s biggest event, there are plenty of ways to get involved and show your support to the LGBTQ+ community throughout June. From bottomless drag brunches to rainbow cocktails and pub quizzes, here are all the Pride pop-ups and parties to book for 2025.
Where To Celebrate Pride In London: Pop-Ups & Parties
Bottomless Brunch at Greek Street Live
Soho’s newest live music venue Greek Street Live is throwing a day-long Pride celebration to remember. Kick things off in the best way: with bottomless brunch hosted by Queenie, who will be accompanied by a live band (bonus: they’ll be taking requests). Enjoy brunch staples like avocado on toast before heading outside to the Greek Street Live Party, where you can sip rainbow cocktails and eat hot dogs all day long. Guests can also enjoy Pride-themed singalongs and limited-edition cocktails throughout the month – with £2 from every cocktail sold going towards Pride in London.
5 July 2025, greekstreetlive.com
Flute at Broadwick Soho
Broadwick Soho
Those who visit Broadwick Soho this month – one of the hottest hotels in London right now – will be greeted by a technicolour installation inspired by the sunny coastline of Puglia. Creative director Andrea Gelardin has described it as ‘a homage to queer freedom, joy and flamboyance’, adding that she drew inspiration from the ‘golden haze of hot Italian summers.’ On 22 June, the hotel will be hosting a private bash for in-house guests at its rooftop bar Flute, complete with Ciroc cocktails, nibbles and a performance from The Vengaboys.
22 June 2025, broadwicksoho.com
Kapara
At queer-owned, Eastern Mediterranean restaurant Kapara, the bar team will be mixing up a selection of Pride cocktails like the Pisco Inferno, a mix of Pisco, mango gazoz syrup and lime juice, and the Proud Mary, a smoky tipple made with mezcal, tequila, bloody mary mix and green harissa. There will also be a special dessert on offer: the Proud Babka, charred on the robata grill and filled with pistachios and tahini cream. Plus, Kapara is taking part in Pint for Pride, which sees an optional £5 donation on every bill to Pride in London.
Until 6 July 2025, kapara.co.uk
Pride Afterparty at BAM Karaoke
Victoria’s giant karaoke bar BAM is always a fun night out, but the venue is upping the ante for Pride. After attending the parade, continue the night at BAM’s afterparty, where London drag queen Envy The Queen will bring her signature energy to the stage. The fun will continue until midnight, with food and drinks available as you sing your heart out.
5 July 2025, designmynight.com
The Hummingbird Bakery
Hosting your own Pride party? Make it sweeter by picking up one of the special edition cakes from The Hummingbird Bakery’s Pride Collection. Created in partnership with LGBTQ+ charity akt, the range includes the Pride Marble Heart Cake, which features two layers of sponge with rainbow swirls and a multi-coloured heart-shaped border, plus the Pride Selection Box, a mix of red velvet, chocolate and vanilla cupcakes.
Queerz Quiz x Fortnum’s
Fancy yourself a bit of a quizmaster? Book a table at Fortnum & Mason’s Food & Drink Studio on 18 June to try your hand at the Pride Picnic Quiz. Run by Queerz Night, the London quiz night run for the LGBTQ+ community, each table will enjoy one of Fortnum’s famous picnics, with up to six players on each.
18 June 2025, fortnumandmason.com
Home House
Marylebone members club Home House is marking Pride month with a short series of films profiling members from the LGBTQ+ community. Alongside this, the club’s bartenders are creating bespoke cocktails inspired by each story and character, available to try throughout June – with all proceeds going towards UK charity Not A Phase, which is dedicated to uplifting the lives of trans adults. Every week, Home House will be running Pride Fridays, designed to spotlight LGBTQ+ DJs, culminating in a big closing party on 27 June.
