If you're big into mixed drinks this is your place. This is mine and my husband's favorite date…read morespot. We love getting a good cocktail and listening to live music. Dockum has both great cocktails, and great entertainment. I really like the atmosphere here every single time. It's dim, it's romantic, it's lively. Our waitress every time has been the same girl and she's fabulous and attentive. Her name is Elvia, shoutout to her! We have our favorite drinks here, but always try something new each time. Never had a bad drink here. Our favorites are: The Last Word, Dizzy Dame, Cinder and Smoke. You can't go wrong with anything you order honestly. We could sit here for a few hours. It's also a speakeasy. It's under ground, you have to knock to get in. Overall it's just a cool vibe for something downtown in Wichita. It is my favorite spot to go. If you are in town visiting or a local, I recommend this place 1000%.

We went to Dockum Speakeasy for the first time with pretty high expectations. The hostess was…read morewonderful and seated us right away at a nice table, which started the evening off well. When our waitress came by, we told her it was our first visit and that we needed a little time with the menu. We ordered drinks, but they came out at odd times--two arrived quickly, while the other two took noticeably longer. My husband ordered a Bijou, which is a unique cocktail, and it seemed to take a while for the bar to figure out how to make it. Still, the drinks were good once they arrived. For food, we tried the burnt ends and the JoJos. The JoJos were excellent--crispy and flavorful--but the burnt ends were disappointing, served a bit cold and lacking in flavor. Things really unraveled with our second round of drinks. Service slowed to a crawl, and we eventually learned that our waitress had been sent home by the manager even though the bar was packed on a Friday night. A young server, only two weeks into the job, was left to take over, and unfortunately, he had no idea what he was doing. Another waitress stopped by to help but admitted she usually works upstairs in the restaurant and didn't know the cocktail menu either. The shift in service quality from the first round of drinks to the second was very jarring. There was live music, but the sound system wasn't great, so it didn't add much to the atmosphere. We did order desserts from the upstairs restaurant, which were a nice finish, but by the end of the night it was clear the staff was overwhelmed. As we left, we even saw the manager outside looking exhausted, which made us feel bad for the whole team. Overall, while the drinks were solid and the JoJos worth trying, the experience was inconsistent and stressful. Maybe we just got caught up in an off night of drama, but I wouldn't recommend Dockum for more than one drink.

Megan is the sweetest bartender ever! Was so personable an attentive to us. We live in co an she…read moremade us feel so comfortable! We'll be back!!!

Lucky's is a hidden gem. There isn't really a sign, just a lit arrow mounted on the outside…read morepointing down to the entrance. The window is always covered with posters for the best upcoming shows. It's typically pretty low key, well, until a band inspires people to pack the place wall to wall on a Saturday night. It's got your typical bar type entertainment: a pool table & digital juke box but they switch it up a bit with a couple pin ball machines and a Galaga arcade machine. Theres a massive mirror behind the bar and a mural covering an entire wall with a hip mustached fella holding a PBR can that doubles as the men's restroom door. The bartenders are friendly and have great personalities. The drink prices are definitely reasonable and they switch up the specials on occasion to keep things interesting. I feel like its difficult to review your favorite bar. It's so much more than just a bar. Every time I walk in I'm guaranteed to see a friend, either behind the bar or in a booth. It's been the spot where I celebrate the good times and recover from the bad times. I've seen some awesome bands there and had some amazing times with great people there.

I'm not sure if I posted a review here or not! We happened to come across this little hole in the…read morewall and I'd have to say it was pretty damn good. Service was good, food was good. Didn't have any alcoholic drinks so can't say anything on that. It's hard to find a good burger anymore. I'm talking a good ole fresh greasy burger hot off the grill with all the fixings! Our world has changed so much. Everything is made for convenience and to be quick. People don't want to sit and wait for the good stuff I guess! Highly recommend this little place.

Today was the last straw. I have told them many times that it is illegal to charge extra for using…read morea Debit Card and they did it AGAIN. Aside from the illegal fee that they know damn well is illegal (in all 50 states) they have also jacked up their prices again. Also, I almost never complain about a waitress but ffs She walked away from me while I was still tell Her my order and then I got up to go tell her the rest of the order so I wouldn't get something the way I didn't want it and She walks away AGAIN like gosh damn let someone finish wtf they're saying before rushing to put it in the system. I was very clear with Her that I was paying with a debit card NOT a credit card and she charged me the card fee anyway which is clearly illegal.

I like Tropics Lounge, except I don't care for Ashley the bartender, I find that she was not…read morefriendly with the customers & rude.

Judging from the fairly offensive African tribal men that used to adorn the exterior, The Tropics…read moreLounge is part of another time. Sitting there with the old-timers around the bar and watching the trains underscores this realization, too, though the Modelo on tap and the salsa being offered are small capitulations into the changed makeup of the neighborhood. It's more than just a out-of-date dive bar that caters to bikers and the fairly old, or at least they care about serving them a decent meal, because the collection of sandwiches they have on offer are nice and simple: salami, ham, cheese, whatever, but the cold cuts are improved thanks to the Delano bread and a good bit of toasting under the panini press. Add a serviceable potato salad, a couple of beers, and some popcorn from Kernel's Popcorn Express, and it's a bar that might not be looking for customers like me, but welcoming all the same.

Marco is a great bartender! I come to this bar when I'm in town. Everyone is very friendly. The…read moredrinks are well made, and Marco makes sure everyone is taken care of as quickly as possible.

Always a nice time at this place. Super friendly staff and patrons. They have a pool table and a…read morecovered patio with heaters to smoke on. Thanks

Came here while our friends were in town visiting us. The bartender was friendly. The outside fire…read morepit is broken so I guess it really isn't a fireside lounge right now. There isn't even a fireplace inside. But there's hope because the bartender was telling us a further remodel is in the works. Drinks are also pretty overpriced.

Awesome cocktails and beer. A great place to relax if you're here on business. Staff is extremely…read morepleasant and great at the small talk or the queues when you don't want to chat.

Fun! This girl was there really really beautiful girl lots of fun very nice gave me a ride homeread more

It's a great place to unwind. The service is good and beverages are a good value. I feel at home…read morehere.

For a small hole in the wall bar, this place is good as it gets! The owners are nice and not fake…read moreabout anything. the service is good, the few bands I have heard in there have packed the place! It gets a good mixture of people and no one gets in trouble! I highly recommend going for a cold one!

Awesome bar bringing in the best bands. Great service and a place to feel comfortable. Bike nights…read moreare cool. Karoke is always hopping. Clean place to party at or company drink. Check this place out the people are down home friendly.

We were down the street at another bar and we have always wanted to check this place out…read more Positives: Live music, cool venue inside, tons of seating options, inside and outside options, decent drinks with good prices. Less positive: Door cover charge (this could have been because of the live band? Not sure if there's always a cover) $10 each, not terrible. They have drinks online that look great, but none of the bartenders knew how to make them and they seemed confused when we showed them the online menu we were ordering from. There are no menus anywhere but online. We did find food menus but no drink menus so that's why we pulled the online one. For a cocktail lounge, I assume they have mixed drinks they create beyond your traditional cocktails. So it was a bummer no one knew the menu. So we just ordered traditional cocktails. Our bartender was great all night and our drinks tasted good and the bill was low. The live band was great and there was a dance floor for some two step. Everyone seemed to be having fun and we really enjoyed our time here. We are going to come back when there isn't a live band to see how it is and if there is no cover, so I'll update my review then. Overall 8/10 experience. I think if they just had mixed drinks for cocktail lounge it would be 10/10

Service was not great, we waited 35 minutes for our meal. Food was ok not surprised to hear that…read morethey closed shortly after we went in.

If ever there were a place that that just reeks of nostalgia and Shocker pride, Field House would…read morebe that spot. Tucked on the periphery of the Wichita State University campus, nestled among frat houses and dilapidated dorms (does anyone even live in Brennan Hall anymore? Is that even a thing?), Field House has been a stalwart since my days as an overly ambitious coed with an ego as unending as the construction on Kellogg. With beer options as varied as Miller Light, as craft as ShockTop, and liquor options that stop just short of Fernet, the Field House isn't for city slickers with perfectly coiffed cowlicks hoping to sample artisan cocktails, and imbibe in sipping tequila. It is however, the perfect spot for those of us in our late 20s and early 30s who never forgot the power of a $5 you-call-it, and the allure of a bartender whom we grew up with, and had a crush on 15 years ago. If you're looking for an economical way to lap away your sorrows and meet a stranger that you'd met once before at the SigEp house a decade or so ago, Field House will deliver. But unlike the days of my reckless youth, I am now old enough to sip my Frio with class, and only occasionally take over the Touch Tunes juke box to put Saves the Day, Panic! At the Disco, and Alkaline Trio on blast. I am also young enough to get straight up drunk on Rumple Minze, eat a bag of cheese Doritos, and toss darts errantly at a dart board or a wall, whichever happens to appear closer at the time.

Place is very messy and service is below par... if your wanting a good drink with decent service go…read moreelse where...