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Southern California may be 1,500 miles from Lawrence, but Long Beach native Brett Pitner has strong ties to KU: he's the fourteenth person in his family to attend the University, and he has a grandfather whose gym teacher was James Naismith and an uncle who played basketball with Wilt Chamberlain. If you're ever interested in putting shame to your own family's KU history, stop by the Jazzzhaus, 926 $ \frac{1}{2} $ Mass. St., and talk with Pitner on a Tuesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday night.
Brett Pitner
-Dave Ruigh
Fatso's
1016 Mass. St.
There are several things that may draw you to Fatso's. Be it the smell of greasy Pyramid pizza served past 2 a.m., the unnecessarily long, jammy guitar solos or the ridiculously cheap drink specials, Fatso's is a college student's dream come true. Fatso's certainly is a college bar, but several things distinguish it from the average hole in the wall. Fatso's hosts live music several times a week with styles ranging from jambands to hip-hop. Every Tuesday night Fatso's hosts its BBQ Beat Social featuring free barbeque combined with hip-hop, funk, soul and electronic music from local artists and DJs.
Fatso's is known for its drink specials. Wednesday's special offers $1 Wells for all of you booze hounds out there. And Tuesday appears to be the standout drink special of the week for all of Lawrence's beer connoisseurs—Fatso's offers any of its huge selection of bottles for only $2.
"It's a cool place. It attracts a wide variety of people, which makes for a good atmosphere," says doorman Rick Brown.
- Rory Flynn
people serving the community with love and care
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