Whether it's a warm summer's day or frosty winter night, there's never (and we mean never) a bad time for a margarita. Quite possibly the perfect intersection of refreshing drink and sharp party beverage, you can get them frozen, fruity, mixed with mezcal, rimmed with chilli salt... you name it. After London's finest bars for the classic? Known for your obsession with Tajin? Consult our list of the best margaritas bars in London. A list you can truly count on.
The Star of Bethnal Green's Tequila Festival is back, and it's serving classic and creative margaritas alongside a generous tasting lineup of premium tequilas and smoky mezcals.
For less than a tenner, you'll get a welcome margarita and access to an agave-fuelled playground that feels more Mexico City than Zone 2.
Did somebody say unlimited margaritas? Get on down to La Fiesta Bottomless Brunch at Tequila Mockingbird Charing Cross and Wimbledon and you'll get to guzzle 90 minutes of free-flowing tipples. But that's not all, as you can also expect burlesque dancing, party games and tasty pizza.
Looking for the best margaritas in South London? The Last Talisman's Nemesis offering comes complete with Reposado tequila, mezcal, habanero, ginger, vanilla sugar and worm salt (just maybe don't Google what this actually is). When you're done admiring the drinks? Take in a menu of Pan-Asian sharers and bao buns.
With a tasty selection of tequila and mezcal cocktails, Leicester Square Kitchen is one of the best places to drink margaritas in London. Book your space for delicious bites and drinks to wash it all down.
Not only a great pick for whisky and poitin, The Sun Tavern is also coming up top in the tequila stakes. This year's special, the Acid King, combines Ocho blanco tequila which is combined with verjus, strawberry and coconut before pouring over a giant ice cube.
Barrio is packed with colourful wooden interiors, quirky objects, and a basement bar that comes alive once the DJ kicks off. But if you're looking for where to drink margaritas in London, wait for their Amigo Hour and you can get the delicious tequila tipple at an amazing discount.
Looking for sip on some of the city's best tequila cocktails? Head to Walthamstow where The Chequers is bringing together some of the zingiest margaritas in the region, perfect for pairing with their selection of steaming hot pizzas.
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Take your tequila tasting to the next level at The Tacover. Set to be Europe's largest Mexican food and drink festival, it's bringing together tens of traders to battle it out for the title of Best Margarita.
There's a free tasting tent too, plus all kinds of entertainment, from tortilla slapping to mariachi music and folk dancing. Grab your ticket to the fun and games from just £8.80.
Head to Caldera in Hackney, where you can enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless margaritas or prosecco, alongside any taco dish of your choice. Think baja-style fish, grilled king prawns and ribeye steak with chargrilled tomato salsa, all for just £32 per person.
So well-known for their margaritas and love of tequila, The Star of Bethnal Green tends to throw whole festivals dedicated to the spirit. Head on down to enjoy their plush interiors, affordable drinks and roster of exciting events or live music.
When it comes to margarita quaffing, Someday is a top choice. This Art-Deco-themed venue is flaunting some fabulous (and budget-friendly sips), including a house classic or a pina colada twist made from coconut, pineapple, like and agave. Hungry? There's Mexican food for that.
The Light Bar is so proud of its margaritas that it's dedicated a whole garden to them. The Margarita Backyard serves up tequila-fuelled creations al fresco right through the summer months.
That's not to say you can't sip on sensational cocktails all year round. Margaritas, martinis and all kinds of house concoctions are on offer under the heated terrace or in the uber-cool, industrial style bar whatever the weather.
Midweek just got a whole lot tastier with £5 margaritas shaking things up at Be At One bars across London from Monday to Wednesday. Whether you're into classic, frozen, spicy, or chilli-mango, there's a marg with your name on it. Plus, enjoy £5 spirit and mixers, £15 bottles of wine, £20 prosecco, and £3 Casamigos shots to keep the good vibes flowing.
The latest addition to Kingsland Road, Ellie's is the place to be for brilliant booze that won't bust your budget. Stylishly understated, its bar is the perfect spot for post-work pints and creative cocktails.
Stop by any time to get your lips around its £12 margs - or £8 if you like them frozen. Martinis are just £8 too.
If you fancy a top-notch margarita, then The Piano Works is a top choice. With venues in the West End and Farringdon, this is the perfect place to enjoy bottomless brunch with unlimited cocktails with pals, along with some of the best live music in the city.
A margarita heaven nestled in St John's Hill, Cheeky Chico's is a vibrant Mexican fusion restaurant serving up the best spicy tequila delights in town. From mezcalita to picante and noche de chicas, their margarita variations are served in a glass or a shared pitcher on the rocks with four times the amount of a single cocktail. Yes, yes, and yes.
What started as a lockdown experiment has now turned into one of North London's most beloved treats - the legendary frozen margarita machine at The Red Lion & Son in Highgate. So popular, it's rumoured to have a fan club featuring none other than Liam Gallagher himself.
Crafted with top-shelf tequila, zesty fresh lime juice, and just the right sprinkle of salt, these icy delights have locals queuing up for more. The buzz got so real, the team couldn't resist and popped a second machine into their newest hotspot, The Angel Inn, just a stone's throw away.
It's safe to say that the agave specialists at Hacha know a thing or two about margaritas. Not only is their colourless Mirror Margarita a celebration of innovation in crystal clear form, but it's damn tasty too. If that's not enough, then there's mezcal spritzes, Champagne Palomas and much more. Find them in both Shoreditch and Dalston.
Tucked beside Blackfriars Station and just a stone's throw from the Thames, Leaf & Cane is a hidden gem with a Latin American twist. Set within the vaults of a former women's prison and the historic Bridewell Palace - once owned by none other than Henry VIII - this cocktail bar brings a dash of drama to your evening plans. Think bold flavours, expertly shaken cocktails, and a leafy outdoor terrace perfect for soaking up summer nights.
As the weather warms up, so do the vibes. Leaf & Cane comes alive from 5pm (12pm Saturdays) with handcrafted cocktails and a menu that packs a serious punch. And as for special offers? Tommy Tuesdays - a weekly fiesta where £16 gets you two zesty tacos and two Tommy's Margaritas. It's the midweek pick-me-up you didn't know you needed.
Landing just in time for National Margarita Day on the 22nd of February, Eve's take on the classic introduces agricole rum and green chartreuse. Head to Covent Garden to try the Agua de Jalisco for yourself.
A burst of Mexican colour in the corner of Marylebone, Cavita brings together big bold flavours from Oaxaca and the Yucatán. If you're on the lookout for a tasty tipple, you're in the right place.
Packed with top tier tequila and fresh ingredients, its signature margarita is the stuff of local legend. It'd be a shame not to sample the menu while you're here too - if nothing else, the quesabirria is a must.
One of the biggest contenders on London's margarita scene, Del74 don't just know about taco flow and how to keep the party going, their margaritas are some of the booziest and best in the city, perfect for that summer snap.
If you're on the hunt for top-tier margaritas in London, El Pastor more than delivers, pairing its taco menu with a seriously playful drinks list. From the house classic made with El Jimador Reposado to creative spins like avocado and passionfruit, spiced mango or the smoky mezcal-based mezcarita, there's something for every palate.
Served frozen or on the rocks and designed to complement the bold, punchy food, the cocktails here turn any visit into a lively, tequila-fuelled occasion.
