I loved my beer flight! I ordered the tuna salad pizza wrap thingie to go. I was afraid to eat it…read morewhen I got home. I thought it would be cold, however, they bake it in a wrapped pizza dough. I'm not a fan of warm tuna salad. Service was amazing and the waitress was very attentive and offered suggestions. She was right on the beer choices! My favorite was the darker one in my photos. I ordered one that smelled like the skunkiest Mary Jane I smelt! That one was good too! I'd definitely go back, when in town, and order a different food option to go.

Went in around noon on Fathers Day and had a great experience. Service was A+ and the food and…read moredrinks were the same. Looking forward to going back when we're in town again.

Popped into see what happening and happening it was. another addition to the Dublin scene no food…read morebut We noticed people bringing in picking up food from Condado's and other local eateries. We sat at a side table but had to get our own drinks ( not sure if they have a wait staff) or if that is their concept--- Will definitely go back.

Such a fun spot! Tricky at first if you have been as the door is unmarked. Don't fret, look up and…read moreyou'll figure it out where to go. From the decor to the staff, all around a great time! You'll feel like you're in another world as you step inside to a tiki paradise that can only be paled with on of the delectable tiki drinks. I enjoyed the Mai Tai's tonight.

This has been my favorite bar…read more Unfortunately tonight was a bummer. Our small group of 3 already bought 8 drinks and been there for maybe an hour and they told us we need to leave because they have a reservation coming in... When we got up there were 4 booths empty, and all the small tables were empty and half the bar.... I think they told us to leave because it was like 30 mins since we ordered our last drink. Or they didn't want us there and made up an excuse. Either way... weird. I've stayed here before for a long time and bought less drinks and wasn't asked to leave. It was dead inside at 1030PM. Confusing. Other tables were there just as long as us but weren't asked to leave? Tough. Because we come here a lot not sure if I want to come back

Mulligan's is an old-school bar. Good food, limited beer selection, slow but adequately friendly…read moreservice...they don't go out of their way to smile at you and chat about your day, but they aren't rude either. That's just the way it is. If you're suffering from main character syndrome and need someone to make you feel like mommy's special little somebody, Mulligan's isn't that place. But, if you want to get your beer and your food at some point, you want to have good conversations, you want a clean but hole-in-the-wall bar atmosphere, and you want somewhere that's not crowded from wall-to-wall with self-important hipsters shouting over one another about which fruity sour beer they like most, Mulligan's will fit the bill perfectly. They're usually pretty dead for lunch, with a few "regulars" bellied up to the bar, but the lunch specials are on point. Their Tacos and Pizza's stand out in quality and freshness, but everything on the menu is honestly pretty dang good...for bar food (remember, you're at a bar, not a steakhouse). Evenings and weekends garner a larger crowd, but I've never been there when I would consider it "crowded" or uncomfortable. Tables are well spaced and overall it's just not one of those places that's so crowded and loud that it gets annoying. It's a fantastic place to grab a few friends, belly up to the bar or find a dark corner, maybe shoot a round of pool or put something on the jukebox and enjoy yourself!

Very poor service and food was marginal. Had to ask for our drinks several times and waited to get…read moreour bill until our server was done messing with her phone. I would not recommend this bar to anyone.

The brand from OKC works really well in east Wichita! Whether you're stopping in for dinner or…read moremaybe just for a drink, Bricktown Brewery has plenty to choose from and delivers a great experience. There are easily 30 beers on tap/chilling in the fridge, ranging from local to national brands, with a great supporting wine and cocktail menu. The beer is cold and hits just right, plus it sets you up to order off that strong menu. From handheld to pizza, Bricktown has lots to choose from. I opted for the Rodeo Burger, a big burger topped with an onion ring, sliced jalapeños, bacon & BBQ sauce. Wowza! Fabulous burg, can't recommend enough. I washed it back with a Left Hand Nitro milk stout, which is maybe a touch heavy, but it's fall and it worked right. Alex, our server, was super quick and attentive; food came fresh and ready, clearly not off a warmer, and the turnaround time was superb! The place has some high ceilings, and with plenty of screens to pay attention to, it might get loud during a sportsball session. But there's plenty of seating, both in the dining area and at the bar, and the decor fits not only the theme but the space. Easy to park, seating is quick, they're open until at least 9:00 daily, and the seasonal specials are definitely worth a look when you stop in.

This is a great pub and restaurant. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the food and…read moredrinks were outstanding. I ordered the chicken pot pie. It was amazing.

Great service, great cocktails, and loved the salmon fish and chips…read more The patio is great to sit and chat, with very pleasant ambiance as it has trees surrounding it and a little creek.

Stopped in for the first time. The ambiance and customer service is good…read more I ordered the Truffle Royale Smash Burger (9/10) and Truffle Fries (8.5/10) The burger could've had more flavor. The sauce is what is providing the flavor. The fries were crunchy and good. The food came out at a decent temperature. My friend ordered the Ginger Chicken Bites, Deviled Eggs and Truffle Fries. She felt the chicken bites didn't have any flavor and were okay. I felt the chicken bites could've had more flavor as well. It was fresh and hot though. She enjoyed the fries and Deviled Eggs. The Sunshine Old Fashioned and Paradise Peach drinks were 9.5/10! I ordered a medium well filet mignon, loaded baked potato and sautéed green beans to go. As seen in the photo, there were a SCOOP of green beans. The steak was overcooked and not even close to medium well which is what I ordered. My mother thought it all tasted good, it just wasn't cooked how I asked for it to be. I'd rate the overall experience a 7/10.

I really enjoyed my time at the Dockum. Our drinks came out quickly and our food was excellent. In…read moreadditions, our server Haleigh provided some great drink recommendations. I also really enjoyed the ambiance as the low lighting was quite relaxing. Overall I would highly recommend visiting the Dockum!

It was fun going down the stairs to the speakeasy in the basement. The entertainer/guitarist/singer…read morewas good but I felt sorry for him because people were just talking and not really paying attention to him. Nice but noisy atmosphere. Food was just ok though.

Beautiful restaurant with amazing food and great service! My husband and I travel a lot and we were…read moreimpressed with how charming and authentic this restaurant was!

Great atmosphere, great drinks. So glad we came out to see what Flight 1868 was about.read more

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.

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

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.