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BOX Piccadilly Circus Sing-A-Long Bottomless Brunch Review
16/05/26

BOX Piccadilly Circus Sing-A-Long Bottomless Brunch Review


The Sing Along Brunch at BOX Piccadilly is less about politely clinking glasses over eggs and more about stepping into a full blown daytime party, complete with a banging sound track. Running every Saturday 3pm – 5pm at BOX in Piccadilly Circus, it offers 2 hours of unlimited drinks and a choice of a brunch plate, but more importantly it’s accompanied by group Karaoke with screens around the room and the ability to choose your own track to stand up and sing to.


Joining a group table, the energy was already flowing when we arrived at about 3.15pm, prosecco flying everywhere and the host getting everyone hyped up on the mic. Our host explained that there’s a QR code on the tables that lets you queue up your chosen song, which then flashes onto the big screens while you’re handed a microphone and the entire room sings along with you.


As the drinks progressed the whole thing turned into a party, with everyone having so much fun and joining in. Standing on chairs, group performances, secret singers having their moment of fame, it honestly was such fun and a great shout for a birthday, hen, or any occasion where you want to get your mates together and truly belly laugh at each other.

It’s gloriously extra and turns the whole room into one big, supportive karaoke crowd.


Food wise, there’s a selection of brunch and lunch options to choose from. I had the vegan burger, while my friend choose the vegan gyros. Both super tasty but to be honest we ordered quiet near the end where food had become an afterthought, so my suggestion would be to get your food choice in early before you forget about it amidst the madness (and prosecco).


We mostly stuck to prosecco, which flowed freely, but there’s a solid cocktail list too. We tried the BOX Iced Tea which was dangerously easy to drink and a classic Aperol Spritz that hit the spot.


Overall, it’s loud, lively, and unapologetically camp, the kind of brunch you book when you’re ready to celebrate something, or simply celebrate the weekend itself.


Times: Every Saturday, 3pm – 5pm

Price: £52 per person


Address: BOX Piccadilly Circus, 21, 23 Shaftesbury Ave, Piccadilly Circus, London W1D 7EF


For more information click here.


Written by Jordan Crowley

Photography courtesy of BOX Piccadilly

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Din Tai Fung opens in Centre Point on 1st October

  • Aug 13, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 23, 2024

Highly acclaimed and Michelin Guide recognised Taiwanese dumpling hotspot Din Tai Fung has announced it is expanding its London footprint, launching its third restaurant in the capital this October.

Opening on 1st October at the West End’s iconic Centre Point, guests can tuck into their famous Xiao Long Bao; steaming hot soup dumplings for those not familiar with the fayre. Offering the same menu as its already established Covent Garden and Selfridges sites, a varied menu of handmade dumplings and delicious rice and noodle dishes can be enjoyed alongside sweet treats such as Salted Egg Yolk Custard Lava Buns and signature cocktails like Din, Tai and Fung, alongside well-loved classics drinks.

The menu may remain the same as the other sites, but that’s where the similarities end, with the space having its own unique chic setting. The 13,500sq ft space which seats 218 will boast floor to ceiling double-height windows on both sides and a separate bar area and dishes will be delivered to them by robots, providing a unique dining experience.

Address: Centre Point, London WC2H 8NH

Written by Jordan Crowley

Photography courtesy of Din Tai Fung

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