The late schedule makes Poacher's Arms useful after work, events, or a slow-starting night downtown. The food stays casual and direct: burgers, wings, fries, poutine, dips, and fried snacks that fit a bar room without needing a formal dinner plan.

Friday and Saturday hours run to 3 AM, giving Dos Tacos a clear downtown London role after evening plans when a quick taco, rice box, or taco fries order fits best.

The Friday and Saturday close times stretch Lucy's into after-dinner territory, with a menu that can still support oysters, pizza, fries and cocktails before the room shifts later in the evening.

Dinner service stretches deep into the night, with listed hours running until 2 a.m. daily. That makes Delilah’s a practical choice when an evening starts late or when food, drinks and music need to share the same schedule.

Late Bite gives the restaurant a real second act on Friday and Saturday nights, with special-price food and drinks from 10 PM to midnight.

Late service is tied to the downtown event rhythm rather than a standalone after-hours kitchen identity. The reservation and pub setup still make it useful when a game or show stretches the night and the group wants food with drinks after the main event.

Dough Bits stays open past midnight from Wednesday through Saturday under the current schedule. That makes a focused dessert order possible at an hour when many cafés have already finished service.

For London diners planning later dinners, Papi's has the useful combination of reservations, a steakhouse menu, and posted evening hours that extend past the standard dinner window.

A dedicated late-night menu gives West Social a useful second act after dinner, especially for groups that want wings, fries, nachos, cocktails and a room that still feels put together.

Friday and Saturday service runs to midnight, giving The Mule a useful place in a later Richmond Street plan. The full taco menu and bar identity make it more substantial than a drinks-only stop.