I’ve been to Los Locos more times than I can remember and always have a great night. I like the fact that I don’t need to get really dressed up and can enjoy myself without feeling out of place. The music is always tongue in cheek and the DJ’s will place requests (find me another West End nightclub who’ll be so accommodating). We always seem to make friends with our fellow clubbers, who are from all walks of life, subsequently the atmosphere is lively. Los Locos does exactly what it was created to do. Serve inexpensive drinks, welcome all and make sure you have a great time. If you’re after somewhere posh and trendy, try Funky Buddha or No.5 Cavendish Square. If you’re out for a laugh with your mates, Los Locos will fit the bill perfectly.
Didn’t see any hen nights in there last time we paid Los a visit but wouldn’t have minded either way. Cheers

If you end up in here after a night out you really only have yourself to blame.

I do have a request: should I ever decide to settle down (ha!) and get hitched, I never EVER EVER want my hen do to be here. IT’S REALLY SCARY. Not scary in a bad dodgy way. Scary in the way of so much cheese they might as well grate the stuff and throw it over you as you walk through the door.

Unfortunately, if you’re pissed and walking through Covent Garden late at night, someone will thrust a flyer at you and promise you a free drink. Then someone will pipe up 'come on it might be fun’ and you’ve drunk enough wine to think it’s brilliant idea.

You never seem to get the free drink (if you do it’s cheap Ouzo - nice). It’s never a good idea.

Drink the nasty white wine, dance the night away and then vow never ever to get married and have your hen do here. I will never ever wear L Plates and Los Locos is a sea of them.

After a night at the theatre was a perfect way to end the evening…the atmosphere,the music,the warm friendly staff and the amazingly spiced food…perfect!

A fun mix of restaurant and nightclub. I came here the other weekend on a whim and had my doubts when I entered, but after a couple of margaritas and a great chicken fajita (Old El Paso doesn’t even come close!) I must say I was pretty happy overall. The waiting staff weren’t all that on the ball - we’d order drinks with one waiter then another would come along and ask us again; this happened twice - but were friendly enough.

Starter, main course and a couple of cocktails came to £25. Pretty reasonable for central London.

Your average tourist late night party scene. This is a cheesy bar full of cheesy people having a good time - and there nothing wrong with that. It is loud, fun and cheese filled. For a random night out with the girls or guys then go here, have a fun time and drink too much and say you’ll never drink again in the morning.

I arranged a birthday party for myself here last July and had a pretty good time. It’s always hard to give an accurate review of a place like this when you experience it in such great company as I had that night.

However, I will try. The food was just ok, nothing special. We were a party of about 14 so we had to choose from a set menu, but no-one was disappointed. We had great service, and I received a special dessert with a candle in it and a free, white, Los Locos t-shirt saying ‘nobody’s ugly after 2am’. Classy. But it was really good fun and I was inebriated enough by that point to change into the new top and take advantage of the UV light.

I seem to remember buying shots of tequila for everyone from the resident ‘tequila lady’ who wore very little apart from leather holsters containing tons of shot glasses. These were pretty expensive from what I can remember, but cheaper shots were available from the bar.

Once everyone had finished eating, the staff cleared away the tables and the dancing started. It was great to begin with (cheesy, yes, but good fun if you’ve had a few drinks) but by midnight things had got a bit more ‘club’ like with trance numbers and they then start letting more people in so it gets hot and crowded. Horny young men in check shirts started making moves on all the women in the group….so then we decided to make a move.

In summary, good for a laugh, but don’t expect too much.