The best reggaeton parties in London

Usually found at the iconic Electric Brixton venue, which caters to both fans of live music and club nights, I Love Reggaeton is London's biggest reggaeton party. Each month, countless crowds descend on the venue for the ultimate reggaeton bonanza, complete with podium dancers, special effects, confetti, and all the top tunes. The dancefloor keeps going until the early morning hours.

The Barrio bars are dynamic, colourful destinations that exude Latin flair through their vibrant decor and lively atmosphere. All sorts of cocktails are offered, along with Spanish and South American wines, and the food menu features Mexican flavours aplenty. The music policy features plenty of reggaeton, Latin and hip-hop hits. The Livin la Vida Barrio weekend parties are the ultimate good time fiestas, packing a ton of entertainment and letting you lose yourself in the music. 

Although it may appear to be a regular pub from the outside, The Prince of Wales is actually a multi-faceted party destination. The 1920s Art Deco club room beckons guests to dance to a variety of music genres, including reggaeton, pop, RnB, hip hop, and live performances. Additionally, the venue features a spacious two-tier rooftop terrace, one of the premier outdoor locations in the city for a summer sunset cocktail.

The Big Chill bars are the ideal destination for those seeking delectable, juicy burgers, zesty cocktails, craft beers, and late-night dancing to live DJ sets. The lively venues exude a welcoming and friendly vibe, making them a perfect spot to unwind and let loose, with the programme regularly including DJs spinning reggaeton and Latin music.

The Salvador & Amanda tapas restaurant in Covent Garden offers a fun and lively atmosphere, with flamenco dancing and live DJs adding to the experience. The stylish Art Deco restaurant serves a wide variety of Spanish small plates, Spanish wines and beers, cocktails, and jugs of sangria. Every Friday and Saturday night, they host a late-night Latin and Reggaeton party in their uniquely designed basement bar.

La Pollera Colora, situated in London Bridge, is one of the city's top Latin nightclubs, open exclusively on weekends. The club has two rooms with open dancefloors: the main room plays reggaeton music, while the second room is reserved for salsa and bachata. The club's popularity often results in a sizable queue outside, and you may even spot some celebrities, given the club's history of bringing major reggaeton stars like Daddy Yankee over to London.

The Steel Yard, located in The City, is a vast nightclub occupying three beautifully restored railway arches from the Victorian era. With a total capacity of over 1,000 people, this venue offers a diverse programming that leans towards various electronic genres but isn't restricted to them. Among other events, they also host the monthly “Reggaeton vs RnB” party for all fans of Latin music.

If you're looking for a lively spot to enjoy dancing and cocktails, head to one of the vibrant Salsa! Bars. Themed around South American culture, the bars feature DJs playing all sorts of Latin music. Fans of reggaeton should definitely check out their dedicated reggaeton nights, but no matter when you stop by, you can be sure you'll be greeted with daily happy hour offers, fruity cocktails, and a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

Paradise London, situated in a railway arch at Vauxhall Station, is a Latin nightclub that boasts a cutting-edge sound system and a visually captivating lighting arrangement that's perfect for Instagram snaps. The nightclub is known for hosting a variety of lively Latin music parties spanning multiple genres, in addition to other popular events.

The Lightbox nightclub in Lambeth hosts the weekly Viva Reggaeton party every Saturday, with upwards of 1,400 guests attending. In the venues LED-adorned spaces, you can dance the night away to reggaeton, pop, house, and Brazil music, relax in the cocktail garden and arcade areas, enjoy special shows, and more. The party themes change weekly as well, adding to the fun.

A spin-off of the Mexican restaurant and bar Mezcalito in Chelsea, Mezcalito in Brompton swaps dining for dancing. This establishment functions as a late-night cocktail bar with a basement nightclub. It boasts an extensive selection of agave-based spirits and other drinks, complemented by Mexican snacks such as tacos. Downstairs, the intimate club maintains a Tulum-esque vibe, with DJs playing Latin House and Reggaeton music well into the night.