And because good tequila deserves great food, the kitchen - helmed in collaboration with hospitality maestro Danny Staples of DASS Hospitality - will be serving up modern Mexican plates designed to gather, share, and crave. The Masa Fried Chicken is pure joy on a plate: spiced buttermilk fried chicken paired with chipotle aioli, pink pickles and lime. Carne Asada brings the fire, with tender marinated steak, punchy salsa picante and a hit of fresh guac. For something fresh and light with a kick, the Ceviche Tostada layers citrus-cured cod with pineapple salsa, pomegranates and a crisp tortilla - the ultimate bite with a view. And for sweet endings? The Tequila & Citrus Sorbet topped with tajin and cracked pepper, served with an unapologetic shot of tequila, promises a finish you’ll remember.

At Miradora, every day is a reason to celebrate. Saturdays will transform with the Casamigos 90’s Bottomless Brunch - think retro beats, frozen margaritas and flowing bubbles from 12:00pm-6:00pm, while Friday and Saturday nights will heat up with live DJs spinning until late. Sundays will slow the tempo with the 'Tequila Makes Me Happy' Happy Hour, where guests can sip Agave Classics 2-for-£15 from 3:00pm-6:00pm. And of course, no self-respecting tequileria would skip Taco Tuesday - guests will be able to enjoy two tacos and a side for £25, perfect for an after-work pit stop.

For those looking to dine before catching a West End show, Miradora’s new set menu - £25 for two courses or £30 for three - is as practical as it is delicious, designed for pre-theatre dinners, casual lunches or corporate catch-ups. Expect punchy flavours, lively atmosphere and smooth service that moves at your pace - whether you’re in for a quick bite or an all-night celebration.

Miradora is a place where strangers become friends over mezcal, where birthdays are toasted with churros and cocoa fondue, and where the city looks just a little bit more magical through the bottom of a margarita glass. With plans to mark key Mexican holidays like Día de los Muertos and Cinco de Mayo, the venue promises to keep the fiesta going all year round.

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