St. Vitus 112 South Elgin Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74120

"10/10 best bar in Tulsa if you want some great dance vibes! The DJ was killer, never thought I’d see an electronic/techno/house dance club in Tulsa. It was definitely different from a lot of the other clubs downtown. Best experience I’ve had in a long time. Definitely gonna go back."

"Super cool lights, patio, and bathroom! I loved the bar too, would highly recommended the bomb shot (I think that’s what it’s called? I can’t entirely remember..). Only thing I didn’t vibe with was the music, felt more like a fancy salon than a bumpin club. Maybe it was just that night? I was wanting throwback hits or something more than wordless beats. Besides that I still had a great time and will definitely be back!"

"Visiting from Atlanta, stumbled upon St Vitus and honestly folks, best club & time I've had in a long time anywhere. My husband and I are big fans of Old School House Music, Deep House. Staff was incredibly friendly, stylish space, dark lighting, and super mixed engaging crowd, straight, gay, white, black.. everyone enjoying each other's company. That night was DJ Conway Chitty who turned it out! Disappointed when it was time to leave. Hope to come back or recreate this experience elsewhere. Treasure in Tulsa."

"V Baby V!!! Love to wander the town and visit multiple places! Then… End up here at St. Vitus!! Bar tenders are super friendly and everyone is always dancing and vibing all over the place! DJ HeartBeat is my Favorite!! They all do great though! Lot of fun. Also always has a lot of fun people!"

"Most of the staff are lovely, and all of them very hardworking. Shots are about half a shot, but considering the average clientele... occasionally vomit, I can kind of understand that. I usually have a good enough time, meet new people, see friends, dance. However, there's an intentionally crowded aspect to the location which makes it uncomfortable. On a recent visit, at last call, one of the staff, the busgirl with long dark hair, chose to immediately harass the remaining crowd using a megaphone inside at close distance, to herd them out the doors... even though there's only one exit and limited access. My hearing is valuable to me, so I found this completely unacceptable, since I was subjected to this abuse even when using the closest available exit. It's one example of the contradictions that exist in this space. Altogether, it attracts very few cool people and primarily vanity, reflecting the establishment itself. There's a lot of room for improvement, and the management are likely most accountable. I assume they feel they can do as they please with few/no competing electronic music venues in the area. I hope this comes off as constructive criticism, because I do appreciate the artists and many of the staff. I'd encourage them to move on if things don't improve though."