The Corner Bar, The Tate - Super fresh and very reasonably priced, try the habanero Paloma as well as the spicy margarita.
Where.s Fred.s, Bank- Limey, very spicy.
Wright Brothers, Borough Market- Strawberry flavoured margarita, can add spice on demand.
Smoking Goat, Shoreditch - Accompanied by Thai food, very spicy!
Lima, Soho - Fresh, Peruvian inspired, nice with all the ceviche.
Franklin’s Wine Bar, Notting Hill - Not too spicy but a tastier-than-usual chilli rum.
100 Wardour St, Soho - Nothing too special, made it spicy on request.
Ham Yard Bar, Soho - Black coloured margarita, blueberry infused(?)
Ochre, National Gallery Restaurant- Turmeric and mezcal margarita, printed Van Gogh’s sunflowers on top of it!
Rambutan, Borough Market - Spicy, paired well with the Sri Lankan small plates.
El Cenote, Camden - Spicy, decently priced happy hour.
The Cocktail Club, Bank - Made very quickly, although busy, but still reasonably tasty!
De Grande, Chiswick - Large pitchers of frozen margaritas, nice outdoor area for lunch (with a decent happy hour).
Pizza Union, Aldgate - Cheap and cheerful, frozen.
El Pastor, Borough Market - Lots of flavours to choose from, nothing too special, frozen.
Be At One Bank/London Bridge - Mango margaritas made on request!
The Ned, Bank- A decent margarita but not worth the hype.
The Cyclist, Balham- Prefer a pint of the Hepcat here…
The Aviary, Liverpool St - Rooftop terrace which is better than the margaritas themselves.
Mr Fogg’s Tavern, Charing Cross - The decor here is much more interesting than the margaritas.
Tequila Mockingbird, Wimbledon - Ridiculously cheap…
Eastcheap Records, Bank - Hits the spot, but nothing to write home about.
Sonoma, Gatwick Airport - Mango margaritas with choose your own spice levels.
The 411, Angel - Not a great spot for bottomless brunch and/or margaritas.
Simmons, Bank - Apologies…
Victoria Palace Theatre, Victoria - Out of a tin, the musical (Hamilton) was much better.