Eat, drink, bang the table, and cheer out loud—cross-dressing princesses and knights crash a medieval feast in London!
Reported and photographed by Reporter Lai Wenxuan, London, UK
Ever fantasized about dressing up as a princess or knight and experiencing a medieval banquet while studying European history in class? In London, UK, there’s a restaurant that makes this dream come true. The Medieval Banquet is a themed dining venue inspired by medieval London, where you can enjoy your meal while following the performers through time—feasting on meat and drinks in full swing!
▲%The architecture and decor of The Medieval Banquet create a strong medieval atmosphere.
Located near London’s iconic landmarks, the Tower of London and London Bridge, The Medieval Banquet immerses you in British medieval vibes from the moment you step inside. Giant, ornate chandeliers and historic-looking candle holders catch your eye right away. Under the dim glow of the lights, you descend the stairs into the cellar, where a medieval feast is about to begin.
▲%The restaurant offers a variety of richly themed medieval banquets and dinners.
Before being seated, don’t forget to browse the row of multicolored costume racks—there’s something for everyone: princesses, witches, knights, kings, and even outfits for little ones. The venue provides a changing room where you can dress up, try on costumes, and touch up your makeup. It’s very considerate.
▲ After King Henry VIII greets each table, the official banquet performance begins.
As the feast kicks off, after King Henry VIII greets the guests, minstrels and singers start performing songs and dances. Expect acrobatics, juggling, and magic shows—all while you dine and enjoy the royal entertainment with the king.
▲%Even during performances, the audience is encouraged to cheer and express their excitement.
The serving staff will also remind guests of medieval etiquette—bang the table loudly to show appreciation, and drink soup straight from the bowl without a spoon. During the show, you may even be invited to leave your seat and join in the revelry on the dance floor.
%The performance includes live music, creating an immersive and joyful dining experience.
The dinner features a four-course set menu, with unlimited drinks, red wine, and beer. Throughout the show, servers bring out bread soup, cold appetizers, roast chicken with potatoes, and fruit desserts. Due to the medieval theme, food is served in big pots and platters for communal sharing. Along the way, small confetti-like gifts are handed out to liven up the festive mood.
▲%The performance doesn’t stop—the night features multiple acts and skits, keeping the energy high for over two hours.
Finally, the grand finale arrives—the handsome knights take the stage for an exhilarating sword-fighting duel. As blades clash, diners cheer passionately, creating an electrifying atmosphere. The entire dinner show lasts about three hours, and through the lively interaction with the performers, you’ll experience jaw-dropping visuals that truly transport you back in time, immersing you in British history and culinary culture.
The Medieval Banquet
Website:http://www.medievalbanquet.com/index.html
Address: Ivory House, St Katharine's & Wapping, London E1W 1BP
Reservation (advance booking required): Book onlinehttp://www.medievalbanquet.com/how-to-book.htmlor call +44 20 7480 5353
Price (dinner with show, including unlimited food, drinks, and alcohol): Adults £59.00, Children (4–17 years old) £40.00, Costume rental £10.00
Operating Hours: Entry at 12:15 PM, show starts at 1:00 PM
Entry at 7:15 PM, show starts at 7:45 PM
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