The Ultimate Guide to What’s On in London This Weekend: From Wimbledon to Cava Discovery Week

It’s July, and London is buzzing with exciting events! Catch Wimbledon matches at various locations across the city, from the iconic canal-side steps at Everyman in King’s Cross to the giant screens at Canary Wharf. For a taste of Americana, celebrate the 4th of July at Darby’s with American whiskey, live music, and BBQ. Or, opt for a British twist with Oblix at The Shard’s new American-inspired afternoon tea.

If you’re interested in history, visit Benjamin Franklin’s Westminster home and delve into the life of an American in pre-revolutionary London. For a politically charged evening, watch the General Election results roll in at The Cinnamon Club in Westminster, enjoying food and drinks while the nation decides its next government.

For a truly indulgent feast, Burger & Lobster is offering a limited edition lobster extravaganza featuring two Atlantic lobsters, four claws, half a pound of prawns, and bottomless fries. Pair it with a glass of Taittinger Brut for a perfect summer treat.

Get ready for Cava Discovery Week, where over 30 London venues will be hosting events and promotions showcasing the Spanish sparkling wine. From tasting flights to paired menus, there’s something for every Cava enthusiast.

Celebrate Wimbledon’s return with Pizza Express in Wimbledon Village, who are giving away free Dough Balls Doppio tubes to passers-by. Share a picture of yourself with the Dough Balls and tag the restaurant for a chance to win a £100 PizzaExpress gift card. And don’t forget to grab some free gluten-free fish and chips at Wicked Fish in Market Place Vauxhall on Monday, July 8th – it’s first come, first served!

For the best pizza in Europe, head to Napoli On The Road in Chiswick or Richmond. Owner Michele Pascarella, a Naples native who has been making pizza since he was 11, was recently crowned the best pizza chef in the world.

Ice Cream Month is kicking off, and London has no shortage of delicious gelato and frozen treats. From Mama Anita’s traditional gelato to Anya Hindmarch’s wacky Ice Cream Project, there’s a scoop for every taste bud. Pastaio in Soho is collaborating with Soft n Swirly for cherry soft serve, donating £1 from each sale to the London LGBTQ+ Community Centre.

London’s first build-your-own charcuterie board pop-up, located just off Oxford Street, is the perfect spot for a grazing feast. Choose your favorite cheeses, fruits, nuts, crackers, and more, and have it beautifully presented for the perfect Instagram-worthy spread.

For a taste of Stoke Newington, visit TA-KO, known for its delicious veggie tacos and gluten-free options. The char siu jackfruit and crispy cauliflower tacos are a must-try.

Ladurée’s newest concept in Notting Hill is a gorgeously stylish cafe serving their signature macarons, coffee with a macaron on top, and soft serve.

Supra Burger, the newest burger joint in Queen’s Park, is serving five new burgers at Cocotte, including the Truffle Burger, which is packed with flavour and a generous fistful of toppings.

London is full of rooftop terraces and restaurants with incredible views. Soak up the sunshine and enjoy a drink while admiring the cityscape.

The Little Violet Door has opened in Carnaby, offering kitchen discos, late-night cocktails, and good vibes.

Enjoy a free Polaroid exhibition, Trigger Happy, at Covent Garden’s Meanwhile Studio, showcasing the hidden magic of London’s skateboard community.

It’s summer fete season, with various family-friendly events happening across the city. Check out the artisanal craft stalls and BBQ at Audley Nightingale Place in Clapham, the vibrant Carnival in Kidbrooke’s Cator Park, and the annual Parsons Green fair with over 100 stalls, a petting zoo, circus workshop, and more.

Shakespeare in the Squares is performing the play All’s Well That Ends Well in various London garden squares.

Get ready for the knockout stages of EURO 2024, and find the best pub gardens and big screens to watch the matches.

Sotheby’s Bond Street is hosting an exhibition of extraordinary works from artists with links to London, featuring masterpieces by Lucian Freud, Piet Mondrian, Francis Bacon, and Frank Auerbach.

For a nostalgic day out, visit the London Retro Gaming Centre in Camden, with a roller coaster, retro games, and fun for all ages.

Don’t miss out on these exciting events happening in London this weekend! Enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere, delicious food, and summer fun.

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