Loo Loo Studio

Hidden behind a neutral facade on Londres street in the Juárez neighborhood, this club uses contemporary architectural design focused on visual and lighting production. Upon entering, dark hallways and acoustic walls direct customers toward different spaces or rooms that divide the genre offering. The main dance room stands out for having a ceiling installation covered by programmable LED panels.

The sound proposal is physically divided. The main room, known as “Studio,” programs techno, tech-house, and rhythmic variants of commercial electronics by resident DJs and high-profile international guests. On the other hand, a secondary room offers urban rhythms, classic pop, and commercial reggaeton, allowing attendees to change atmosphere without leaving the building.

The club gathers a high-budget young audience, tourists, and followers of the large-format electronic club circuit. The dress code is demanding and selective at the door; a clean urban aesthetic (“upscale casual”) and impeccable footwear are required, restricting obvious or sloppy sportswear. The main dance floor is dense and organized facing the DJ booth.

Consumption is organized around bottle service for clients who reserve in the elevated side spaces and individual sales at the main bars. The offering includes premium brand spirits, energizing liquors, and domestic bottled beers. The flow in the bar areas is usually heavy past two in the morning.

Access is rigorous at the exterior facade. Prior reservation is required, either to occupy a table or to register on the club promoters’ lists. Admission filters strictly consider the venue’s capacity and dress code, so it is recommended to arrive early and in small groups to speed up the process.

Location: Londres 195, Colonia Juárez.

Hours: Thursday to Saturday from 23:00 to 05:00 hrs.

How to get there: The Insurgentes station (Metro Line 1) and the Hamburgo station (Metrobús Line 1) leave the visitor a few steps walking on Niza street towards Londres.