Outer Heaven is a high-end, Japandi-inspired cocktail lounge and microclub on 191 Chrystie Street, designed by Jack Mulqueen with Philip Hazan Design. Its minimalist space is infused with otaku culture through curated art, arcade cabinets, and a fully functional comic stand. The venue delivers an intimate, high-fidelity experience with a custom Phonic Technologies sound system and its signature programmable LED “Monolith” lighting feature. Evenings begin with vibey beats and vinyl-infused bartending, evolving into late-night sets of house, disco, techno, and indie dance.
The beverage program centers on mezcal, sake, and orange wine, forming the foundation of a cocktail menu crafted by Alex Smith. Guests can choose from light, floral creations to richer, savory drinks, alongside zero-proof options and warm seasonal offerings. Outer Heaven stands as a love letter to what a micro-club can be—immersive, artful, sensory, and thoughtfully designed.
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Outer Heaven is a high-end, Japandi-inspired cocktail lounge and microclub on 191 Chrystie Street, designed by Jack Mulqueen with Philip Hazan Design. Its minimalist space is infused with otaku culture through curated art, arcade cabinets, and a fully functional comic stand. The venue delivers an intimate, high-fidelity experience with a custom Phonic Technologies sound system and its signature programmable LED “Monolith” lighting feature. Evenings begin with vibey beats and vinyl-infused bartending, evolving into late-night sets of house, disco, techno, and indie dance.
The beverage program centers on mezcal, sake, and orange wine, forming the foundation of a cocktail menu crafted by Alex Smith. Guests can choose from light, floral creations to richer, savory drinks, alongside zero-proof options and warm seasonal offerings. Outer Heaven stands as a love letter to what a micro-club can be—immersive, artful, sensory, and thoughtfully designed.