The concept restaurants cometh

When it comes to good eats, sometimes we want a bit more than a semi-stale supermarket sandwich or a burger from the latest chain to take London by storm.

From quirky cat cafes, if you’re feline like French toast and furballs (sorry, bad pun), ice-bars that specialise in frosty seats and frozen sweets, or them silly sods and their cereal café, London has it all when it comes to concept restaurants.

So if you have a hankering for dinner with a difference this weekend, we’ve got you’ve covered, with the latest concept restaurants to hit the capital’s streets.

1.Gingerline

Where? East London, somewhere.

Shhh, don’t tell anyone. With the mantra “loose lips, sink ships” Gingerline is a clandestine concept with a difference. You take a leap of faith, book, and then wait, with the location revealed a few hours before dining.

Think secret cinema, but it’s actually a secret.

All the venues hug East London line stations like barnacles, hence the name: ‘Gingerline.’ Menu wise, well that’s a secret too.

2. Camden’s Daughter

Where? Kentish Town Road, NW5

Kebabs are naughty, we all know that. Reserved for nights of heavy inebriation under the cover of darkness. But Camden’s Daughter are looking to change all that.

Sustainably sourced lamb shish, deliciously grilled aubergines, accompanied by something hoppy to wash it down with.

Craft ales and kebabs. Why didn’t we think of that?

3. Wünderlust at The Big Red 

Where? Deptford, SE8

What’s not to love about partying on a bus whilst enjoying rare breed grilled meat? All the products are locally made and served atop a classic London Routemaster bus (the Cliff Richard, Summer Holiday kind, not Boris Johnson) then this is your place.