Side Pockets Restaurant & Sports Bar — Wichita

Side Pockets opened in Wichita in 2001, and its scale explains why it works as both a billiards hall and a game-day bar. The Tyler Road venue has 23 pool tables, two electronic dartboards, Golden Tee and a private room available for rental. The official description also lists three 26-foot screens and 30 flat-screen TVs. Its site promotes NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB and golf broadcasts, so the venue can suit a championship game as well as an afternoon when different members of a group arrive for different reasons.

The kitchen covers pizzas, wings, burgers, starters, desserts and a late-night selection. The official menu lists items such as personal pepperoni pizza, Bavarian pretzels with queso and wings prepared several ways; prices vary by menu section and can change. Families can visit during the day, but the house says entry is limited to guests aged 21 and older after 10 p.m. Regular hours run until 1:30 a.m.; the main kitchen closes earlier, and the late-night menu is limited to Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Check kitchen closing time if the game runs long.

Recent reviews for this location often mention the social atmosphere, room to spread out and wings, while some guests say service becomes less nimble when the room is full. That mix fits a large venue sharing its space among televised sports, billiards leagues and private groups. The address is west of downtown; the business places it near Tyler and Kellogg, but does not publish door-to-door transit instructions. Its official website links Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, posts an events calendar and lets groups check private-room arrangements before planning a visit.