LIQUID ROCK opened its doors in 2014, right at the corner of Rákóczi and Síp Street in Budapest’s 7th district. The message was clear: quality drinks for an affordable price, spiced with evergreen and the newer generation’s rock hits for everyone above the age of 18!

We are a ROCK bar and not a ruin bar – this alone filters the clientele, of course. For the better. Keeping the place clean and in order is essential.
Our dear guests may enjoy quality beverages while stargazing at our one-of-a-kind decoration, meanwhile our always up-to-date music playlist runs in the background in the forms of audio and also video.
At the same time, we adjust the supply according to the needs and tastes of our clientele. 
We offer 3 and 5 cl portions of spirits and 0.3 and 0.5 l when it comes to draught beer — and of course, we don’t charge a service fee.

We are also proud to announce that we’ve crossed the 100 mark of Whisk(e)ys, meaning we offer 100+ different Whisk(e)ys. Furthermore, you may find around 30 different Rums, Gins, and Vodkas on our shelves – each! And that doesn’t include liqueurs and other essential spirits. 
Meaning that you will have to choose between 200 different spirits – or start with the letter A and see how long you can stand on your own…
Of course, we haven’t forgotten about the beer lovers: in addition to our 17 different tap beers, we also offer around 100 different bottled beers.

One of our three magnificent floors is the basement, which of course has the same audio and video equipment as the upper area and is able to accommodate up to 50 guests: a perfect place for private events.

Our constant goal from the very first moment has been to keep the price-value ratio top-tier and to always move with the times – regarding rock music as well as the selection of drinks. 
LIQUID ROCK will definitely be the missing puzzle piece to your days and nights. Everyone is welcome who is ready for a civilized time and atmosphere, surrounded by people of the same attitude.
Visit us and walk the “Stairway to Heaven” or the “Highway to Hell”…