Classic Gingerline Tickets: London Overground Pop Up Restaurant Returns

The brainchild of Suz Mountfort and Kerry Adamson, Gingerline has had a huge impact on London nightlife, changing the landscape of the Londoner’s dining experience. The pair united over a common love of art, performance, design and food.

What emerged in 2010 was the Gingerline, a top secret dining experience where guests are only told of the location an hour before it starts, and asked to wait by any station on the London Overground's orange coloured (ginger) line. At which point they receive a text and head to the relevant station. Involving top quality food cooked by guest chefs, a host of immersive, theatrical and artistic experiences in locations that ranged from the weird to the wonderful.

Gingerline's previous events include multi-dimensional dining machine Chambers of Flavour, The Secret Island and Gingerline Jubilee – we were blown away by all of them, with delicious food from guest chefs, a host of immersive theatrical and artistic experiences in all of the quirky locations London has tucked away down its side streets. From the weird to the wonderful, we've followed Gingerline down the Rabbit Hole, off to the circus, into space and under the sea.

Classic Gingerline returns!

The original Classic Gingerline experience recommenced in April 2016, as a nomadic dining experience in London, taking place somewhere on the Orange London Overground line.

Exclusive Culture Whisper tickets

They've just announced another run until October, but tickets are selling out fast. Luckily, we've reserved exclusive tickets for Culture Whisper readers, so you can avoid the crush. Click here to get your hands on them, available for a selection of dates in October.

Tickets cost £60.65 and include a full Gingerline experience: a welcome cocktail and five-course feasting, a menu keepsake and of course, a memorable immersive adventure. But don’t ask too many questions – just rest assured that your night is sure to be as wild as reports of previous experiences attest. If you're seeking a dining experience with a twist, it doesn't get quirkier than Gingerline.