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Thursday, Friday, & Saturday: 6 pm - 12 am

The Oubliette

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Tucked away behind an unassuming passage lies The Oubliette — Monolith's secret bar and immersive back room. In striking contrast to the retro-futuristic style of the main lounge, The Oubliette evokes a darker, more introspective atmosphere. Inspired by 18th and 19th-century apothecaries, clandestine cocktail labs, and the dim corners of Old World curiosity shops, this hidden space offers an experience that’s theatrical, intimate, and entirely transportive.

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Open on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, with seating for 25–30 guests, The Oubliette is a deliberate retreat — designed for those who seek a deeper kind of cocktail encounter. The space is cloaked in shadows and texture: backlit antique glassware lines dark wooden shelves, botanical prints and arcane diagrams adorn the walls, and flickering candlelight glows against brass fixtures and aged mirrors. A faint scent of herbs and smoke lingers in the air, and the many shelves are adorned with dried herbs and flowers, steeping tinctures, and botanical bitters and extracts.

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The bar itself resembles an old-world workbench, with bartenders moving like alchemists — measuring, infusing, and torching with ritualistic precision. The menu in The Oubliette is distinct from Monolith's, featuring experimental, small-batch cocktails with complex builds and rare ingredients. Many are served in bespoke glassware or with subtle interactive elements — evoking curiosity without feeling gimmicky.

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Access is by reservation or invitation only, reinforcing its air of mystery and exclusivity. The Oubliette is more than a secret bar; it’s a narrative space—a chamber of secrets where the curious are rewarded, and the familiar rules of nightlife no longer apply.

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In short, The Oubliette deepens the Monolith experience. It’s a hidden chapter—a shadowed contrast to the glow of the main lounge, built for those who want to go further down our anachronistic rabbit hole.

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It will also be an ideal venue for small parties and private, invite-only events, such as:

Global Fusion Dinners

  • Featuring dishes paired with cocktails from different regions and eras.

Cocktail Classes & Workshops

  • Where guests can learn about bartending techniques, or a cocktail-laced Drunk History of speakeasies featuring classic cocktails from the era.

Corporate & Networking Events

  • Industry night socials featuring guest bartenders or chefs, book-launching parties, premier parties, wrap parties.

Speakeasy Tasting Experiences

  • A curated journey through classic cocktails, or a series of themed tasting menus.

Themed Private Parties

  • 1920s Prohibition Nights with live jazz, vintage snacks, and bathtub gin cocktails; holiday parties; Cocktail Noir Murder Mysteries.

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Hidden Chef/Bartender Series

  • A different visiting chef or bartender can curate one-night only menus.

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