Mojitos Night is a Caribbean-themed bar and dance club in the Ylang Ylang area of Boca del Río, built around tropical drinks and Latin dance music rather than an upscale lounge concept. The crowd is a broad mix of locals and vacationers, generally in their 20s through 40s, in a relaxed, beach-adjacent nightlife setting; dress is casual, often with beachwear transitioning into evening wear as the night goes on. Music programming covers reggaetón, cumbia, and salsa sets, played by DJs and shifting between dance-floor-oriented tracks and more laid-back tropical selections earlier in the night. As the name suggests, the drinks programme is built around mojitos and other rum-based tropical cocktails, alongside beer and standard mixed drinks, with fruit-forward and frozen options common given the coastal setting. The venue operates Thursday through Saturday from 9:00 PM, with a quieter happy-hour feel early on and a fuller dance-floor atmosphere setting in after 11 PM, especially on Friday and Saturday. There is generally no strict cover charge on regular nights, though it can apply during special promotions, and no bottle-service reservation system is typical; visitors walk in and find a table or a spot on the dance floor.
Good to know
- Hours
- Thu-Sat from 9:00 PM
- Signature
- Caribbean-themed bar and dance club with tropical drinks and reggaetón, cumbia, and salsa sets
Location
Bv. Adolfo Ruíz Cortines, Ylang Ylang, 94298 Veracruz, Ver.
Highlights
- Caribbean-themed bar with mojito and rum-cocktail focus
- Reggaetón, cumbia, and salsa DJ sets
- Casual, beach-adjacent nightlife crowd
- Fuller dance-floor atmosphere after 11 PM
Tips for visiting
- Early evening has a quieter happy-hour feel before the dance floor fills
- Friday and Saturday nights are busiest after 11 PM
- No reservations typical, walk in and find a spot
- Cover charge sometimes applies during special promotions
Frequently asked questions
Is there a cover charge?
Generally not on regular nights, though it can apply during special promotions.
What are the signature drinks?
Mojitos and other rum-based tropical cocktails, alongside beer and standard mixed drinks.
What music is played?
DJ sets of reggaetón, cumbia, and salsa, shifting from laid-back tropical tracks early to dance-floor sets later.
What's the dress code?
Casual, often beachwear transitioning into evening wear as the night goes on.