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The Krazyhouse is a good place to go, open Thurs, Fri and Sat. I've never been on a Sat but know on Thurs and Fri it's rock on k1, indie on k2 and cheese on k3. Bit pricey to get in, but open late and the drinks can be cheap if you stick to the cheap bottles. Can get very sweaty and hot though, and you really don't want to visit the toilets towards the end of the night! Best part is the atmosphere though, don't get much trouble in here! There are pleanty of chairs, pool tables and arcade games, and a place that sells burgers and chips on the second floor if you're tired of dancing! Although, with lots of stages and podiums, it's hard to get tired of dancing in here!

This place is exactly what it says on the tin, and despite finding recently that drink prices had risen its still a really good night out with 3 floors of rock tastic music. I recommend if you are planning a night in Liverpool

The krazyhouse is exactly that, KRAZY! With a few floors, which all play different genres of music theres something for everyone. Its for those who like to dance the night away, without a care in the world of what they look like struting their moves on the dancefloor, I always have a good night when i come to krazyhouse.

With 3 floors of different genres of rock there's a lot to choose from with the alternative crowd. Unfortunately, the djs playlist is often the same, the drinks are overpriced, except for the WKD type drinks, and the whole place is dirty. Whilst this was fun, cool and charming when I was younger, after having been to better, cheaper, cleaner clubs, the K has lost favour with me. Also, I find £5 entry fee to be too much.

The krazy house is ace. It reminds me of my youth, partying on the all nighter! Even still its pretty cool now, with the varied floors of music, like if you get a bit sick of the indie britpop and the like you can always head to the metal floor for a mosh! Defo a must if your into this kind of music, you cant visit Liverpool without visiting the Krazy house!

What can i say - the krazyhouse all nighter was on of the first drinking memories i have! With great rock music all night and the people in there have all the same mentality - great very drunk and dance all night long - amazing place

Well what can i say the krazyhouse all nighter was one of the biggest highlights of my youth. Great blend of all genres of rock/punk music all night long on saturday. Always a great atmosphere and full of friendly approachable people every night!

The Krazyhouse is an absolutely mental nightclub in the centre of Liverpool, and offers a massive selection of alternative, rock, punk, ska, indie and d'n'b music to keep all party revellers happy through the night. The actual venue is split into 3 floors. On Thursdays you have the student night, when the place is open til 4 am and the entry is free before 11pm, which all leads to a pretty mental night out, although the music is more mainstream dance on thursday, so won't definately be to the usual Krazyhouser's taste. Friday is a more of a rock, night, moving from nu metal and recent run of the mill rock, to harder more metal based stuff on other floors, and Saturday is probably the most rocking night out if all if them, with everything from the Wildhearts, to Rage Against the Machine, to Prodigy to keep you buzzing through the night. Overall well worth a night out or two here, due to the quality music, and decent prices.

Best venue in Liverpool for indie, alternative, metal but also has a floor for dance/cheese. It's split into 3 floors K1, K2, K3. It's only open on a thursday, friday and saturday as far as I know and with each day the musical style of each floor varies a little bit but the rule of thumb is mainly K1 - metal/ rock, K2- indie/ electro/ emo, K3- retro/ dance/ pop. It's open 9am- 3am and once a month of a saturday there's an all nighter. This bar is a favourite with the students as it's drinks are reasonably priced and for dancing to indie or moshing to rock you really can't beat "the K" as it's affectionately known. Inside it's not the nicest looking place, but the 3 floors of music as well as pool tables etc between floors more than make up for this. I completely recommend it to anyone interested in indie or rock or emo music.