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They will rip you off. I will never return to this club. The door guy is rude. The bartenders are slow and incapable. The sound system is terrible. And every time I have been there, they have tried to overcharge me - most recently my bill was over $40 for 3 beers. I had to go through the ticket with them line by line and argue that I did not drink all the things on the tab. I truly believe they kick up every bill and hope you don't catch it. Well, I done.…
Clabber Alley performed 3/11/11 - EXCELLENT IRISH SINGING.
I was there last night 3/11/11 and the group "CLABBER ALLEY" was entertaining us with Irish songs.
CLABBER ALLEY got the crowd going and we joined in on some of the songs. The group was fun, entertaining and really put you in the mood for St. Patty's day! Thanks Way Out Club for hosting them, we will definitely be back next time they're there.
If you ever have an opportunity to hear them, they will definitely leave a fun and entertaining impression. I still have some of the songs in my head this morning (and memories of a great evening!)…
Great bar - bad location. The Way Out Club is a great place to have fun. It is small and crowded. The wait to get a drink can be long. But the atmosphere makes up for that. It is like being in the basement of your house when you were a kid listening to music or playing games. The negative side is there is no parking and the neighborhood isn't the greatest. Besides 7-11 everything else is deserted and even though it is pretty safe it doesn't feel that way. Even thought the cons outweigh the pros, I am rating it just above average because I think it is worth checking out.…
loud and obnoxious, bad location, no parking. loud and obnoxious atmosphere, poor choice of location, no parking available. Not recommended for anyone
Your parents would probably label the club as "too weird," but that's its charm..
The Scene
If only every club in St. Louis were as inviting and inspired as the Way Out Club, a well of creativity that provides up-and-coming local rock bands with not only a stage and
sound system but a jukebox that houses their CDs and a tiny record label that releases them.
The Draw
All over the map--punk rock, improvisational hippie noodling, acid rock, alternative country--and, even if it's not exactly the most practiced and professional-sounding, it will most definitely be passionate. If you're not in the mood for music, you can sit in the front room and play Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots, watch a '50s B-movie on the television or talk poetry with owners Bob and Sherri.…
