Set in the heart of the city centre the Liquor Store has its Mancunian roots coursing through its veins. 

The Liquor Store opened its doors in November 2012 on the corner of Blackfriars Street and The Parsonage, situated just off Deansgate, underneath the Maybrook House building. 

Amongst the subtle nods towards American bar culture, the standout theme is the city of Manchester. One whole wall is dedicated to our city’s most loved exports with everyone from Liam & Noel, Ian Brown and Morrissey to Nobby Stiles, Davy Jones, The Bee Gees and even Les Dawson watching you as you drink.

Passionate service from one of the city’s best bar teams delivers a whole host of cocktail creations such as “St Hendrick’s Elderly Rose”, “Oasis” and the famous “Tina Turner Died!”

Quirky, original, creative but inherently stylish… just like the city itself.

The bar ambience is transformed at 5pm with the help of its indie, rock’n’roll, classic rock and pop soundtrack blend. featuring more than a fair share of Mancunian favourites.

The Liquor Store’s intimate atmosphere and late opening hours, seven days a week showcase the true Manchester party spirit and deals for all hospitality industry workers, the Liquor Store is storming Manchester.

The Liquor Store has recently won “Best Late Night Venue” for the second time in the Eat, drink, sleep awards!"

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