Outer Limits Lounge — Restaurant in Detroit

A groovy spot for children of the night to congregate. I was here for a real barn burner. Cathode Cinema & AGFA teamed up to present the best student film of all-time, DEADBEAT AT DAWN from Jim Van Bebber. This spot in conjunction with the film, and the dope vinyl being spun made me feel like a real bad ass. I bought an ECK! shirt and cut the sleeves off at a bar table with my pocket knife. I felt like I was channeling Jim Van Bebber. It was the black jeans, they change your whole demeanor. The Outer Limits Longue is a perfect spot for this type of activity and radioactivity. The staff was pretty and warm. Good vibes all around. I want to play records here. Y'all should let me. I will rock the spot and devestate the dancefloor. I have become completely unhinged and I love...

Upon arrival, we were almost hit by the door when a man with a wet cough stumbled through it. Turns out he was the bartender. The bar smells like rotten beer. They neglected to turn on the lights on the patio until 2 of 3 bands had already played and we were leaving. The sound was so horrible during the first band, we had to stand in a vestibule area to avoid long term hearing damage. The feedback was so painful for the whole set and the owner did nothing to fix it. I ordered a double shot, which was underfilled, and served to me in a glass that was already sitting out on the bar since the time I walked in. I am now sick for the first time in years from the laziness I experienced that night. Left right after the band I came to see, will...

Some friends and I went for Funk Night. It was great! The DJs (Frank R. & DJ Head) had us dancing all night. The beer prices were pretty reasonable and the selection was nice. The sound system is good. While it was powerful, it wasn't too loud, so the sonic experience was pleasant.

The outdoor area would have been nicer to hang out in were it not so cold. I look forward to going back in the future when we it's warmer.

The crowd was okay, but their odor was an issue. A ton of bearded hipsters and drunken hippie-ish ladies. No judgement, but we were only prepared for the music to be funky; not the people.

Overall, I'd still go back for Funk...