3827 West 13th Street North
Wichita, KS 67203
Sedgwick County
Phone: (316) 941-4666
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by Arlen Petroff on Saint should seriously be renamed Saigon. I must be going on the wrong nights, because this place always seems to be jam-packed with Southeast Asians. Is there an army base near by? What gives? I thought I had been magically transported to Boston Bowl. Maybe there was too much opium in the air, but one time I looked over at the dance floor, and I swear I saw Tila Tequila drive by on a moped and lob grenades into the crowd. At first blush, Saint's cover charge seems pretty ridiculous, but patrons need to keep in mind that mixing Southeast Asians with Johnnie Walker equals FIGHT NIGHT. The last few times I witnessed fights breakout between rival Southeast Asian gangs, which was worth the price of admission. Consider your cover charge a pay-per-view fee. It's like watching the family of "Little People Big World" get in a brawl with each other, except these dwarves are armed with nunchucks and throwing stars. Sweet. Once the fights are broken up, it's business as usual and back to the dance floor. The music was nothing to write home about - the ubiquitous top 40s/hip hop. These days, thanks to Steve Jobs, anyone can be a mediocre DJ as long as he/she can afford a mac book and 99 cent downloads. Shameless plug - Middlesex in Cambridge is probably the best place to be just to dance to some bumpin' tunes and fight-free nights. I should point out that the drink prices are still steep at Saint, especially for a lounge that is clearly on its last legs. I'm not sure if Saint can stage a comeback...its trajectory is on pace with the Hollywood career of Lindsay Lohan. Or maybe, just maybe, Saint can pull a Michael Vick and stage an insurmountable comeback?
by Jennifer d. on Comedy show: What's Up TIger Lily is impressively, if uncomfortably (in a: side glance through the tears at your boyfriend to make sure that he's not offended that your laughing at such a nasty joke, kind of way) funny. A treasure.
by Fausto Shanno on My friend came here in 1996 and recommended me to visit this place for my first trip to NY, and when I entered this room and heard people speak their own rhythms and their own rhymes, mingling with live hip hop / jazz my heart sank. The vibe was clear- we were all unique individuals unifying in a room with heartfelt creative soul. I felt incredibly motivated and inspired, and I can't wait to find places like this on the west coast.
