Salón Los Ángeles
Ballroom · Guerrero ·

Salón Los Ángeles

Ballroom · Guerrero ·

Nostalgic dance hall since 1937 with live salsa bands

salsa dancing
live music
dance hall
mambo
cumbia
old school
historical
friendly people
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Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
Salón Los Ángeles by null
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Lerdo 206, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, 06300 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Lerdo 206, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, 06300 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

+52 55 5597 5181
salonlosangeles.mx
@salonlosangeles

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•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jan 6, 2026

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The Dance Halls of Mexico City Show Off a Different Side of the City | Condé Nast Traveler

"Salon Los Angeles, a cavernous pink auditorium decked out in shimmering streamers and neon Art Deco signage, thrumming with a crowd that could really move, has been a mainstay dance hall for a tight-knit community since its opening in 1937. It's the oldest dance hall in Mexico City, where people tap their hand-stitched oxford shoes to the clap of claves and catch world-famous bands."

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"Mexico City's Roma and Condesa neighborhoods are almost too perfect these days—shaded lanes, painfully hip boutiques, Instagrammable-as-all-hell restaurants. Salon Los Angeles, an old-school dance hall that's been on the scene for some 80 years, is the perfect antidote. The lighting is harsh, the band's stage is festooned in silver streamers, and the wall is covered in fading photos of regulars. Go on a Sunday, when the live salsa band is in full swing, and the crowd is dressed in their Havana-inspired best (zoot suits included). Their slogan is, "If you don't know Salon Los Angeles, you don't know Mexico City," and I think they're right."

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Brontee G.

Google
ALWAYS A VIBE. Ive never seen bad music or had a bad time here. One thing to note, is that the bar areas get super chatotic so either get table service or come drunk if you dont want to spend an eternity in line.

Mark H.

Google
An absolute must if you're visiting Mexico City. We visited twice (Tuesday and Sunday) just to watch all of the lovely couples dancing the night away. Everybody was very friendly and the interior/decor was fantastic.

Ercrom L.

Google
A good place for flavor, mambo and salsa dancing, you can participate even if you don't know how to dance! Food is not that good though.

Adam W.

Google
If you haven't been to Salón Los Angeles, you haven't been to CDMX 🇲🇽🎶🎵🕺🪩

Mark M.

Google
This is where where all the cool kids go

M B.

Google
Real old school mexico city "dance club"

Louis F.

Google
Super bailazo

Emiliano G.

Google
A bit expensive for my taste
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Alicia C.

Yelp
If you want to be transported back in time you must visit this 100+ year old salsa club. Wow, the people watching and music listening is top notch. Incredible bands playing tons of music to get you up and on your feet. Watching everyone social dance and bust out those salsa skill was amazing. We spent a few hours here and just got a beautiful introduction to CDMX.
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Crystal S.

Yelp
I took an Uber from my hotel in Roma to this spot. Took about 40 minutes or so. Traffic was bad, but what's new in this city. So worth the effort, the bands were fantastic, Columbian, but sounded like Cuban music to me. The cost is $50 pesos to enter. There is a bar where you can order drinks. If you choose to sit at a table a waiter will come over to offer you drinks and food. Lots of tables available, or you can just hang out on the benches, which are plentiful.
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Frances M.

Yelp
Went on a Sunday afternoon and saw three bands in a huge ballroom that reminded me of the 40's era! Loved Sonora Puerto-Riko de Mexico, enjoyed the cumbia one, did not like the Rigo Tovar wannabe and we left. The place has street parking, but the area is shady. The ballroom still has red benches, reminiscent of the days when the ladies sat and waited to be PAID to dance! Maybe they still get paid? Anyway, the prices are great for beer and snacks, the pachucos were out in full gear and it was nice to be able to enjoy one of the oldest dance halls in Mexico! As their slogan goes, if you have not been to Salon Los Angeles, you have not been to Mexico. Done that.