Zero-waste restaurants and all-under-one-roof venues are big news for 2016 – and that’s exactly what’s on our hitlist this weekend. Plus, we’re brunching on burgers and fine wine before throwing shapes at a warehouse party on Saturday, with a trip to selfiecity on Sunday. Enjoy. This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Tiny Leaf • SAT Rumors • SUN Hill & Szrok Public House Top 5: Dinner and Dance Venues 1. For great drinks, Vietnamese food and live entertainment until 2am, visit Ruby’s Bar & Lounge 2. Like a Japanese jazz bar of yesteryear, Brilliant Corners ticks all the boxes 3. Collective Behind This Wall have found a permanent space for fresh seafood, medicinal cocktails and a booming sound system 4. Or, if you prefer tapas and tunes until 5am, try La Cabina 5. The Dead Dolls House in Islington is four floors floors of dining, cocktails, performances and live music until 2am Friday EAT: DRINK: Tiny Leaf 100 Wardour St Start the weekend in Notting Hill at Tiny Leaf. Spanning four floors, there’s a chic fine dining room (veg/zero-waste), 80s paint splashed DJ den, cosy top floor sultry lounge and an events space. Plus, it has a 2am Friday license, meaning Notting Hill is (finally!) staying up. Hooooooooray! Split across two levels, 100 Wardour Lounge on the ground floor is an all-day restaurant and bar but it’s downstairs where you’ll find the more interesting 100 Wardour Club. The bar, restaurant and music venue, open from 5pm until 3am, will be serving food until 2am, from seafood platters to black truffle linguine and suckling pig. Love Brunch is taking over on Saturday with 2 Many DJs, so get tickets and check it out. 8am-2am Prices vary 209 Westbourne Park Road, W11 1EA 8am -3am Prices vary 100 Wardour St, Soho, W1F 0TN The Blues Kitchen vs. Pizza Pilgrims: Introducing ... The Pilgrim - February's Burger of the Month Sponsored Listing They were the trailblazers of Prosecco on tap, gave us pizza soup, and now, Pizza Pilgrims are introducing their first burger/pizza hybrid – The Pilgrim. To be featured as the Burger of The Month at The Blues Kitchen, expect a dry-aged Angus & Shorthorn steak patty, set between a parmesan bun made with parmigiano reggiano; laden with smoked buffalo mozzarella, Pizza Pilgrim’s signature melted nduja, and San Marzano tomato ketchup; and topped with truffle mac’n’cheese arancini. And breathe. Oh, and returning the favour, March will see The Blues Kitchen create a special ‘guest pizza’. The Pilgrim Burger at The Blues Kitchen (Shoreditch, Brixton and Camden). Available throughout February @theblueskitchen @pizzapilgrims #ThePilgrimBurger Saturday EAT: PARTY: Lucky Chip Burgers and Wine Rumors Save for Ridley Road Market Bar, Ridley Road has remained untouched during the years of Dalstonification… until now. Lucky Chip Burgers and Wine have moved in with dirty burgers and over 100 bins of fine wine. By all means come here for dinner with a post-party at Ridley Road Market Bar, but we say, head in for a weekend brunch and take in the hustle and bustle of the market. Final release tickets have gone on sale for Guy Gerber’s first London show since 2014. Alongside Guy Gerber: Lee Burridge (Burning Man alum), D’Julz (Panorama Bar and DC10 resident), Bill Patrick (DC10, Fabric, and Rex in Paris) and Bedouin (Day Zero, Burning Man) will be on decks for what may just be the party of the year. Prepare for a 6am finish. 12pm-12am Prices vary 23-25 Ridley Road, E8 2NP 10pm-6am From £35 Great Suffolk Street, SE1 0NS Follow Us! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we’ve been snapping this week on Instagram! Calendar pick: Vault festival Three bars, live entertainment and a pop-up restaurant in the vaults beneath London’s Waterloo Station: welcome VAULT Festival. Click here to find out more. Sunday SEE: EAT: Big Bang Data Hill & Szrok Public House Finish up the weekend with some selfie expression. Forcing us to examine our digital lives (and footprint), the exhibition examines the “Big Bang” of data, which happened in 2002, with the explosion of smart devices and the online world – and how it changed our lives. Merging art and science, expect complex sets of codes, scientific analysis and data transformed into installations, soundtracks and… a selfiecity. Hill & Szrok Public House, from the people behind Broadway Market’s butcher and cook shop, have spread their wings to Old Street. The new dining room and pub will have all the meaty offerings expected (ribeye, sirloin, chateaubriand, pork chops, lamb…). And similar to their Broadway Market shop, expect the similar zero-waste, nose-to-tail concept and a menu which changes throughout the day as they work their way through the cuts. 10am-6pm From £12.50 Strand, WC2R 1LA Prices vary 8 East Road, Old Street, N1 6AD LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2016 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free weekly mailer. All listings and features are editorial: We do not receive any payment from venues, artists or promoters. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of information listed but we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions.