The Margarita Bar

Great spot for some cheeky afternoon margi's. Bar tender was great fighting through the heat of the day to bring us some delicious drinks.

Just called in for a couple of coconut Margaritas after lunch must say the are THE BEST I have ever tasted thank you Raymond and your service was excellent we will be back Cheers Myra and Amanda

Sensational margaritas, great place and atmosphere. Even have margaritas on tap

Great atmosphere and yummy margaritas! 😁

My friend and I ordered nachos and a jug of sangria yesterday. The waitress kept coming back asking if we were ready to order, as if a big plate of nachos (full of meat, beans and avocado) and a huge jug of sangria weren't enough. Then another waitress, who had never spoken to us before, came and said "I'm sorry, you have reached the limit time for this table, here's the bill, you have to go". Is this the way you treat customers?

Lovely casual little place to have - yes you guessed it - a margarita! Sit and watch the Stanley Street crowds walk by. There are quite a few different margaritas to choose from. A friend had a watermelon (I think that's what it was) margarita while I had the classic one. Another friend was delighted to find IPA among the beer choices. I haven't eaten there so my points are for the margaritas.

Nice place, it's a shame the food is so bad, the worst burrito I have ever had, burned meat and very simple.

The worst place in all south bank... Long wait and terrible taste. I would not recommend this place.

Terrible experience here today. Paid top prices for breakfast in the city with friends and food was definitely not worth the price. Toast was burnt, none of my friends thought the breakfast was worth the price. I ordered a piece of toast with avocado and a black coffee and paid the same price they did for a full breakfast. Couldn't be bothered disputing it and just left. Better places to go than the Margarita Bar for breakfast.

$19 for literally, 3 chicken wings! They weren’t magic wings, just regular ones. After receiving our wings we looked on the menu and found, in very small print next to the pice it just said “3”. I understand the fact that businesses need to increase their prices in expensive areas, but this is chicken, not wagyu on the river Thames.