12525 Bennington Place
Saint Louis, MO 63146
Saint Louis County
Phone: (314) 434-5511
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by Evelyn T. on Saturday nights are my favorite nights to come here. The music is great! It gets packed so get there early and find a seat at the bar or near the stage (if sitting is your thing). Booths are for bottle service, but I would refrain from buying a bottle because it gets SO PACKED here. Be prepared to get bumped into all night and to dance your butt off. Also, be careful as sometimes the clientele is not your typical laidback, fun seeking music lover. There's the occassional girls who want to fight or give you the evil eye for bumping into them - Umm excuse me, but it's a crowded club and your drunk friend pushed me into you anyway. I'm not a fighter but I wish these girls would just learn to relax and have a good time when they're out or just not be let in to awesome places like Little Temple. When those girls aren't crowding the stage and mean mugging, you can expect there to be more room in the club for dancing and singing along to the great music
by Ploy P. on Obviously this is the place to go should you want to see people like Benny Benassi. Otherwise, a miss on ordinary weekends. Our visit could be summed up to: - Ruby Cougars. Many way-too-old women in way-too-tight lingerie dancing with way-too-young marines. I felt like I got herpes walking to the bar. - Moby-imitations floating around the "dzzt-dzzt-dzzt" music CLEARLY on a different planet - Acrobatic cross-dressing Alice in Wonderland jesters as the "entertainment." I felt my inner 5-year-old cry for my mother. - NO seats. VIP area? You mean a roped off section of flat velcro foot-chairs? PROS: - Strong ass drinks. For the cougars and the victims of the cougars. - The music (I guess) was top notch minimal and bass. - Security was helpful. This is the line for the VIPs and the line for the ticketholders. Where does general admission go? Any line. SUH-WEET. CONS: - Not as "baller" a place decorated as I thought there would be. - Dancefloor in the middle was like a high-school ballroom where you're being picked apart by cougars, beer-bellied business men and a plethora of rolling weirdos. Would I come back? For an act... MAYBE. But not worth the $20 cover at all.
by Manuel Pugliares on I'll keep it short and simple: imagine the decor, ambiance, service, and prices of Vong or Tao, but with the food quality of your local late-night Chinese delivery. When you enter, you and your friends will be glad you picked out the place from the moment you arrive, through the seating, ordering, and pre-meal bathroom breaks (mens room attendant included). Then the first dish arrives. We ordered some $11 dumplings for appetizers and we got something that looked straight off a dim sum cart (but Americanized in a bad way). We ordered the $12 samosas to experience the chef's fusion talents and got 4 very two-dimensional, tiny samosas that could have easily come from the frozen microwavable section from your grocery store. The waitress told us the Chow Fun was not as good as the fried rice, so we got orders of rice that were even worse than food court friend rice. The best dish was the sliced steak for $40+ and some of the sushi wasn't bad, although I'll admit I'm not much of a sushi snob... I can barely tell the difference between Todai and Megu sushi. Maybe my friends and I had a bad experience because we loaded up on sharable appetizers, sides, and sushi over entrees, but still, I don't see why I'd ever come back here over the alternative similarly priced Asian-fusion places in NYC.
