Whether you’re a raver, an insomniac, or waiting for a very early plane the next morning; sometimes you need a place to go after the rest of the pubs and bars shut.

Tinsel Town
This up-market burger bar in Farringdon is Fabric adjacent and can cater for groups of up to 10 people. Although Tinsel Town shuts at 5am this still extends your night until the tube starts running again.

Bar Italia

This all night café in Soho attracts a regular crowd of night owls, no doubt kept  awake by the strong coffee on offer 24 hours a day. The food at Bar Italia doesn’t  get rave reviews but the fact is that there’s no better place to unwind after a  frenzy night out in central London.

Vingte Quatre

This trendy Chelsea eatery is open 24 hours, serving  up everything from a full  English Breakfast or Caesar Salad to Krug champagne    served with silver  straws. Vingt Quatre isn’t the sort of place that tolerates riff-  raff but if you  prefer brogues to trainers then you’ll fit right in.

Brick Lane Beigel Bake
This East End institution is open 24 hours a day and its ovens are always  bursting with freshly baked bagels ready to be slathered with any number of  tasty treats. The place isn’t fancy but with cream cheese and salmon at less than  £2 you can’t really complain can you?!

Bed
There are a few more cafés and bars that are open after hours but when all is said and done, there’s no substitute to getting a full 8 hours of kip – particularly after a boozy night on the tiles. So, whether it’s yours or someone else’s, bed is often the best option after 3am. To help you on your way make sure you know where your nearest night bus stops.