Heaven Can Wait Concerts

Decent bar nice venue. Been a few times to see friends bands play always a blast. Gets a bit crowded and they still charge tax when you pay cash so an 8 dollar beer , you pay with a 10, you get 1 dollar back. I’m actually pissed about that now that I think about it That’s all I can think about and now I’m mad. But the show was free because I rsvpd. But I’m still thinking about that 30 cents or whatever. That’s all I can think about

It is absolutely shocking to me how the security at this venue treat its guests. I have not seen such aggressive behavior in my entire life. I was inappropriately touched by the venue’s bouncer twice yesterday (once when going out, he pushed me to ask me to leave my glass, which I was planning to do one step later at the door), the second time he came around and said “you need to get the hell out of here right now because there people waiting outside for the next event” While, I just had got my drink at the bar and paid $35 with tips. (why didn’t the bar stop selling drink drinks when you need to kick out the people?) I wouldn’t mind at all to rules and I understand when we have different events booked in one night, but this type of aggressive (physically, and verbally) behavior is completely unacceptable and cannot be tolerated. I saw a few more people complain yesterday. So very obvious this is not an isolated case. The manager did refund our drinks, but this does not erase the humiliating and aggressive behavior, which was completely unnecessary and unaccounted for. Dear owners. As a person who runs a festival, organizes events, and owns two venues. if my bouncers treat the guests or audience at my place, the way yours treated so many people yesterday - I would fire them on the spot. And I’m not some woke far left individual. This is simply and utterly unacceptable.

Fun place to see bands. Ecletic Alphabet City decor. They don't have food so be aware. Bartenders are fine for pouring beers, but that seems to the ceiling for their talents - they have signature cocktails but the bartenders don't seem to enjoy making them nor do they do a great job - must've been Management's idea but they didn't train the bartenders. I found that even asking a bartender about the beers is greeted with an eye roll. Not sure if that's because they aren't familiar or don't think questions are warranted? Summary - worth seeing bands here but stick with simple beers and eat before or after.

Played a show here and was very happy with the experience. Staff was incredibly friendly from the moment I arrived at the venue, and the sound crew (Tyler) went above and beyond to make sure the whole show went flawlessly. The venue itself is very intimate - there are a selection of small booths - but also plenty of standing room to get right up next to the stage. I believe the back room can also be rented out for private parties.

As a few have said - very unwelcoming bouncer claiming capacity limits meanwhile once inside was quite empty. Def wouldn’t recommend if you’re looking to perform there are many better venues in the city!