Description: Hoxton is dotted with inviting eateries, dishing up the quirkiest and most delicious plates London has to offer. Only problem with this is that it makes making a decision pretty difficult. Thankfully, you wont need to. The London approved pit stop before a night out is Meat Mission, part of the infamous Meat Liquor group. Originally a burger van, Meat Liquor has grown into an unstoppable meaty force, serving burgers such as the “Dead hippie”: two french’s mustard fried beef patties with “dead hippie sauce” and all the pickled trimmings. Deep fried mac and cheese, fried pickles and South African-style chicken wings check and check, and if there’s a vegan in your entourage, then fear not, as there’s the “Burgaloo”. It gets messy so be thankful for the roll of kitchen towel they leave at every table.

Description: Now that you all smell like a perfectly fried burger, it only makes sense to play a little ping pong to help you digest. Bounce in Old Street brings out the kid in every adult. Team up two against two, order yourself a “Ping & Pong”, a refreshing cocktail with Johnnie Walker Black, red wine, angostura, triple sec, Bergamot, lemon juice, lemon bitters & sugar cane. Strange but it works. They also have other fruity and herby cocktails such as the “Hurricane”: appleton white and dark rum, orange and pineapple juice, lime juice, vanilla syrup, passion fruit purée, angostura bitters and of course a strong list of wines, draught beers and bar nibbles (if you’re not stuffed).

Description: Unfortunately, the sun doesn’t always shine in London so we often have to seek “sunshine” indoors. Barrio Shoreditch is a colourful and vibrant amalgamation of Latin-infused culture, serving upbeat music, cocktail “amigo hour” deals and two floors of tropical vibes. You may lose your friends here a couple of times but that’s how we meet new friends!

Description: A nightclub route always takes an unsuspected turn and we rarely end the night in the bar we started in. How about we drink a few cocktails in tea cups? Might as well seeing you made it all the way to London. The Hoxton Pony offers a “contemporary twist” on the afternoon tea. At this point, you might already be tipsy so what a great way to end it your night with a vintage tea cup full of alcohol. The cocktail menu is separated into sections based on sight, smell and taste and you can also order infusion jars for you and the group, so you don’t always have to order after every drink. Hoxton Pony favourites include the peachy “Secret Crusta”, the “Gingerbread House”, the “Pony Tiramisu” and the “Ruby East End” infusion jar.