Mirror Cocktail Bar

Quite possibly one of the most beautiful bars ever created, Mirror Cocktail Bar has reached their core mission, which is to be an enchanting, unique place that serves up cocktails as magical stories.

The bar smartly made use of the talent of local designers, craftsmen, and artists, all of which helped the bar reach the attractive vision of its founders. What awaits at Mirror is pure whimsy; Mirror Cocktail Bar is simply put, a place of cocktail dreams. Headed by Peter Marcina, the famed award-winning bar manager with a passion for the highest cocktail art, Mirror presents a “perfect world of sensory experience of beverage gastronomy” in the elegant interior of the historic Carlton building in the Radisson Blu hotel. The cosmopolitan spirit of the golden times of Central Europe is alive and kicking at Mirror, thanks to its setting in such a storied venue, which is now dominated by a lush impressively placed tree from the studio of local florist Róbert Bartolen. At Mirror cocktails are second to none; each cocktail served has a fine-tuned composition of flavors and is served in a unique, artistic way. Furthermore, the bar prepares their own syrups and tinctures, often working with local produce including fruits and herbs. The cocktail menu consists of their all day menu, Classy (unconventional twists on timeless classics), and their evening signature cocktails Art and Nature. The Art cocktail collection is “ a gallery - each cocktail has an unusual visual composition and becomes a work of art for a fleeting moment,” while the Nature series pays “tribute to nature as a source of endless inspiration and life-giving energy. Fragrances and natural materials are part of the experience.” Every little design detail is considered at Mirror, ensuring that their creative vision continues to come to life. Cocktails are served in designer glasses from the prestigious glass designer Patrik Ill, in original botanical arrangements from Botanical.Lab, in handmade bowls by si.li ceramics, on marble trays by Metaformi, on wooden trays by WoodBuG, and more.