Time Out London mobile apps
Time Out's free iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows 8 apps let you discover the best of the city while on the move
Get the most out of your city with the Time Out London mobile apps – they're the apps Londoners have been waiting for. We've put everything that's great about the capital in one place, with information on gigs, events, bars, restaurants, club nights, film releases and much more.
And did we mention they're free?
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Time Out app for iPhone
As beautiful as it is useful, the iPhone app will help you make the most of your city while on the go. Features include: enhanced location-based search for planning now or later, shortcuts to instant inspiration from the homescreen, editors’ picks, easy booking for tickets and reservations, plus exclusive experiences and discounted offers.
Time Out London app for Android
Instant London inspiration for Android users, plus comprehensive listings covering the city's hottest goings-on. Need to find somewhere to eat or drink fast? Use the 'restaurants nearby' or 'bars and pubs nearby' functions on your GPS-enabled handset to find critic-approved venues close to you.
Time Out London digital edition
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Please email us at appsupport@timeout.com with your comments, questions and suggestions, as well as reports of anything that isn't working as expected. We really appreciate all your feedback and it will help to make our apps even better.
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Burger & Lobster Soho
Proof that less can be more, the late 2011 launch of Burger & Lobster, with its no-nonsense, three-item menu of burger, lobster, or lobster roll, was a runaway hit. This branch – a large Soho diner tricked out with lobster-red banquettes – is no less popular. The menu has expanded of late, offering more than the original three options. There's still the standard key elements but with more flavours to play with, like the Singapore chilli roll and the chilli lobster. Fundamentally, you can’t go too far wrong with a one pound lobster for just under £25, served with thin cut chips and a salad.
Venue says: “Simply the best burger and lobster in town. See our Facebook page for the latest news and updates.”
Cool competition I would luv win this
Where can I get a free trial TimeOut card from?
I Just renewed the subscription for the digital edition and is not working!!
The latest version of this app seems to have lost what for me was its most useful feature - showing upcoming concerts by artists in your music library. Please reinstate, Time Out!
There seems to be a bug in the iPad app search function. Searching for "elk" returns "no search results found". However searching for "elk " (note trailing space) returns all things containing "elk" (including "Elke Sommer", which does not contain the string "elk "). Confusing.
I cannot download alot of apps to my samsung phone, it says i can but when i go to download it says its not compatible
I cannot download alot of apps to my samsung phone, it says i can but when i go to download it says its not compatible
I cannot download alot of apps to my samsung phone, it says i can but when i go to download it says its not compatible
I love my iPad but when are you going to release the magazine on the play store
Do you have any plans for releasing the digital edition of the magazine on Google's play store like the other London weeklys do? A bit of love for the Android community would be awesome!
I was comparing TimeOut iOS and Android apps with "9pm London" apps: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/9pm-london/id692103560 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xeetech.ninepmglobal TimeOut offers wider catalog of services. Services include restaurants, museums, films... The iOS app is nicely designed while the Android version is less than perfect. 9pm London is focused primarily to London nightlife, clubs and parties. The Android solution is considerably better in all aspects while iOS version still preserves a slight advantage when it comes to overall user experience.
why the silent obstinacy over not providing n app for blackberry users.
Just using the android app, think it would be useful if you could add places to a built in list tool. For future days/nights out in and around an area.
The Android app cannot be downloaded to my Samsung tablet as it says it's not compatible with my device. Why advertise that Time Out is available for Android if we cannot download it ???
You don't have an APP for the Blackberry?
When will the Android app be compatible with Google's Nexus 7?