Mr. Johnson,

As always, I enjoyed reading your opinion about STL nightlife. But here is my take on my Sugar Lounge experience. I will try my best to keep it short…good luck…lol.

Anyway, I also attended the Alive Magazine party at Sugar Lounge on Saturday night. Although I wasn’t totally disappointed with the new spot, I wasn’t overly impressed either.

The acrobatics added an interesting touch to the evening, but I wasn’t blown away by it. It didn’t make the overall club experience better or anything like that. But it was different, so I will give them kudos for that at least.

The one thing that I will have to disagree with Kevin about is the decor. The all-white decor was probably what I enjoyed MOST about the club. It gave off a serene, classy, and heavenly feeling, which is probably where the half naked angels came into the picture! Though it would be nice, I highly doubt that heaven will have half naked angels walking around, a hip hop DJ, and 2 bars…LMAO!!!

My least favorite thing about the club, which is really a big deal to me, is that like its forerunner KYO, the club is SIMPLY TOO SMALL. As soon as you get into the front door of the club good, you are already at the back of the club. I can imagine that it wouldn’t take long for it to become a sweat box on one of its highly attended nights! And there is nothing serene and classy about being jammed up in a club like sardines.

Overall, the club is a nice concept, but I wasn’t really impressed!

I was on of the angels. We were asked to work that job, as we are models, therefor that comes with the package.

I felt it was an added touch of abstract and creativity. But this is St. Louis, where lives one dimensional closed MINDS that don’t appreciate different, exotic or abstract things.

I was disturbed by reading this, unless maybe you guys aren’t into women, than that would ease the confusion.

My advice, sit back, relax, enjoy off day, and QUIT OVER ANALYZING. I see that’s why they call St. Louis HATERVILLE.

Ciao

Didnt proof read prev post… Well here’s the final.

I was one of the ngels. We were asked to work that job; we are models, therefore that comes with the package.

I felt it was an added touch of abstract and creativity. But this is St. Louis, where lives one dimensional closed MIND’S that don’t appreciate different, exotic or abstract things.

I was disturbed by reading this, unless maybe you guys aren’t into women, than that would ease the confusion.

My advice, sit back, relax, enjoy your off day, and QUIT OVER ANALYZING. I see that’s why they call St. Louis HATERVILLE.

Ciao!

Hi Beautiful Angel,

I actually don’t think anyone was hating. I certainly wasn’t, and I dont think the other reader was either. Just strictly opinions. I thought the angels were one of the better things about the night, very Victoria’s Secret-like. I can’t be mad at that!

KCJ