If you’re a fan of Mexican food and culture and just can’t wait for the Day of the Dead celebrations next month, then you must make your way to 100 Wardour St this October. The Soho venue has had many reincarnations over the years, but in 2016 it reopened its doors as a multipurpose lounger, eatery, and dance club. This is the perfect space to put on an exciting line-up of Mexican-themed events, including a weekly Sunday Brunch with bottomless margaritas, and an immersive Day of the Dead inspired pop-up.

Visitors will be delighted on arrival by a Mexican oasis, an atrium filled with Mexican décor, featuring an art wall, bringing to life the vibrancy of Mexico, you will find bunting, plants, cacti, complete with traditional poncho blankets.

Starting off the Mexican vibes will be La Fiesta, a weekly Sunday brunch with a difference; namely, a roaming Mariachi band with full sugar skull face paint to accompany your margaritas! There will also be a Day of the Dead inspired pop-up called Casa Wardour, created in partnership with Don Julio tequila, where you can expect tequila-based cocktails, Mexican food, and live music. Why not don your favourite costume and head to Casa Wardour for Halloween!

Full details of the month’s Mexican line-up can be found here.

Written by Claire Coveney