This weekend we're hopping all over town. From supper clubs at One Leicester and crabshacks in Covent Garden to the latest Dabbous outpost in Fitzrovia and bubbles in St.James – it seems west is coming up best. But sharing our love around we're flitting between two parties: XOYO in the east and Pacha in Victoria… and breathe. This Weekend’s Picks • FRI One Leicester Street • SAT Big Easy Bar.BQ & Crabshack • SUN RCA Secret PARTY CAFÉ MAMBO IBIZA HITS PACHA LONDON Ahhh, Café Mambo – 20 years of good tunes and sunsets – we welcome you to London. Celebrating their big 2-0 with a "20th Anniversary" series of events starting at Pacha London, expect the usual Ibiza suspects: Felix Da Housecat, Kaz James and of course the 'Mambros' on the decks as we Pacha the night away. See you there! Pacha London, Saturday March 15, Terminus Place, Victoria, SW1V 1JR Advance tickets start at £15 BOOK NOW: BIRDLAND ROYAL COURT THEATRE Sponsored listing Head the to Royal Court Theatre for Birdland, a piercing new play by Simon Stephens that's all about fame, money and an out of control rock star. In the last week of a massive international tour, rock star Paul (played by Andrew Scott, the award-winning Moriarty in BBC's Sherlock) is at the height of his fame, with his life in a whirlwind of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. As the tour ends and a return home becomes a reality, for Paul, the music is starting to jar. Looks like a trip to the theatre is in order. Birdland, April 3- May 31, the Royal Court Theatre, 50-51 Sloane Square, SW1W 8AS, tickets from £12, book now FRIDAY EAT: ONE LEICESTER STREET POP UP WITH EX-VIAJANTE CHEF LEANDRO CARREIRA PARTY: LINDSTRØM AT XOYO The Viajante alumni continue to spread their wings. Chef Leandro Carreira (who also worked at El Bulli and Mugaritz) is set for a three-month supper club at One Leicester Street. Expect a weekly changing menu of seasonal dishes such as brown crab with salted cucumber, root vegetables with black butter and the most interesting dish, trout meringues. In keeping with the supper club vibe, dining is via communal tables with each dish matched with cocktails thanks to resident barkeep, the Talented Mr Fox. Suffice to say, we're expecting good things. Disco heads take note: Norwegian heavyweight Lindstrøm is hitting the decks tonight at XOYO. Expect nothing less than a musical mashup of his record label, Smalltown Supersound, revived classics (I Feel Space, maybe?) and first-time beats. Joining him will be disco mavens Horse Meat Disco and Tim Sweeney to help take us to the wee hours. Tickets are selling fast, so if you haven't booked… 7pm and 9.30pm sittings £88 One Leicester Street, WC2H 7BL 9pm - 4am £12.50 32-37 Cowper Street,  EC2A 4AP Twitter | Facebook Twitter | Facebook BOOK NOW: CHEWING GUM DREAMS Written and performed by Michaela Coel Sponsored listing Take a trip back to high school with the latest play at The Shed. School, sex, the 67 bus and coming of age in inner-city London…Chewing Gum Dreams is a one-woman play that recalls those last days of innocence before adulthood. Written and performed by Michaela Coel, who grew-up in Hackney, Chewing Gum Dreams won the 2012 Alfred Fagon Award. Want to know more? Watch the trailer here and book now! Chewing Gum Dreams, March 15-April 5, The Shed at The National Theatre, South Bank, SE1 9PX all tickets £12, book here SATURDAY BRUNCH: BIG EASY BAR.BQ. & CRABSHACK WATCH: FATAL ATTRACTION First Shake Shack, Grillshack and now we welcome a crabshack – Big Easy Bar.B.Q & Crabshack is soft opening this weekend – the latest American style eatery to hit the Covent Garden 'hood. Its USP? Fresh smoked barbecue, seafood and meat via the Argentinean-style parrilla charcoal grills and a rotisserie spit: think hogs, crabs, lobsters and steaks. Downstairs, the bar list features boozy juices and hard shakes, craft beers and exclusive brews on tap. Décor wise, it's all exposed timber and neon crabs. Before joining us at Pacha take in a West End show. Fatal Attraction, the blockbuster of plays has hit the Theatre Royal Haymarket. And like any good blockbuster, it brings with it some names: Kristin Davis (Charlotte from SATC), Natascha McElhone (Californication) and Mark Bazeley (The Bourne Ultimatum). The story line is as in the movie: obsession, revenge and fear. Will it be as good as the Hollywood version? Only time will tell. Open for lunch and Dinner Prices vary 12 Maiden Lane, WC2E 7NA 7.30pm Tickets start at £10 18 Suffolk Street, SW1Y 4HT Twitter | Facebook BOOK NOW SPRING SUPPER WITH PERRIER-JOUËT CHAMPAGNE As you know, we love us some bubbles, especially the serious stuff. Celebrating the launch of the Belle Epoch Edition Premier, Perrier-Jouët is hosting a champagne filled dinner at the Magazine Restaurant, and the theme is spring. Head Chef Oliver Lange will be designing a floral menu matched with the very finest Perrier-Jouët vintages. Expect a champagne reception, followed by a five course champagne paired-menu…that's a lot of bubbly, but really, who's complaining? Spring Supper with Perrier-Jouet Champagne The Magazine Restaurant, West Carriage Drive, Kensington Drive, W2 2AR Tickets cost £125, March 20, 7.30pm, to book please call the VIP booking line 0207 298 7552 or email reservations@magazine-restaurant.co.uk FOLLOW US! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we've been snapping this week on Instagram! SUNDAY sEE: RCA SECRET DRINK: MERINGUE & BELLINI BAR RCA Secret is back. The postcard-sized artworks are officially on display at The Royal College of Art for the elbows-at-the-ready sale on Sunday, March 22. For those not up to speed: 2500 works by artists, designers, celebrities and students are up for grabs at £50 a pop– with the identities kept hush until the no-returns purchase is made. Fingers crossed for some bargain basement Emins, Blakes or Turks. And now for some more bubbles, but now we're onto Bellinis, with a twist. Quaglino's new Meringue & Bellini Bar comes stocked with 21 variations of the humble fizz alongside light bar snacks, by which we mean bespoke meringue 'kisses' with flavours ranging from light peach and champagne to the stronger espresso martini. 11am-6pm daily £50 Royal College of Art Battersea, Dyson Building, 1 Hester Road, SW11 4AN 5.30pm-10.30pm Prices vary 16 Bury Street, SW1Y 6AJ Twitter | Facebook Facebook | Twitter UJ RADAR Barnyard Joy to our ears – Ollie Dabbous's second restaurant, Barnyard, is opening its doors Monday, March 17 – sans a reservation line. Here the menu departs from the haute Dabbous menu to a more pared down alternative: think homemade sausage rolls with piccalilli and roast beef on toast with horseradish buttermilk; libations of lemonade, lavender and popcorn hardshakes, grapefruit shandies and beer cocktails. Barnyard, Opens Monday March 17, 18 Charlotte Street, W1T 2LZ Reserved KUROBUTA 251 King's Road, SW3 5EL | Website In a Sentence The Royal Borough gets a dose of Japanese flavour. Location Behind an unassuming shopfront on the King's Road, Kurobuta is a low-key addition to the area's otherwise slick and shiny offerings. Vibe Originally opened as a three-month pop up, Kurobuta's lease has been extended due to popular demand: with its chilled out feel and tables packed with local regulars, we're not surprised. Flavours Scott Hallsworth is onto something. At Kurobuta, the ex-Nobu chef puts a playful twist on refined Japanese flavours with innovative, izakaya-style dishes. The menu is all about sharing plates: we started with (perfectly crunchy) pumpkin tempura, accompanied by a creamy spicy shiso dressing, which was a hard act to follow. The nasu dengaku was more than up to the challenge, elevating grilled aubergine with a stellar miso glaze…sweet and indulgent, it almost had us convinced that we should turn vegetarian. Then the tea smoked lamb, BBQ pork belly buns and soft shell crab maki came out: all standouts in a menu full of adventurous dishes. The drinks list is excellent, too: opt for sake from the bar's extensive selection for an authentic izakaya experience. Décor Conceived as a pop up, the restaurant has a thrown together feel, with vintage wood tables and industrial lighting. Grab a table at the back for a view of the chefs working their magic (watch out for blowtorch action). Upshot This pop up is going permanent, with Hallsworth opening a Marble Arch location in the next couple of months. Watch this space. WEEKEND GUIDE BY CS RESERVED BY NN LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2014 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. 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