Old School Tap House & Social — Restaurant in Kechi

I have been wanting to check this place out since they opened and finally got a chance, and I was not impressed. Very high prices. Barely any service. There is no guidance for 1st time guests. I won't be back.

If you haven't already been, then I will save you a trip.

So, I was expecting sandwiches when we went there. I was told that they don't serve sandwiches anymore, but they had tacos now. He said there is a QR code at the table for the menu and to order. We could order our drinks from the bar.

The male bartender that night did know how to pour a Guinness, as it takes time. I thought that there were 3 other women in there working, but two of them were focused on some sort of sign making.

I was expected to know how everything worked with little explanation and even after letting them know that we were first-time customers.

The beers were about $9 each, but there was no signage that I saw that had prices listed.

Got our beers and sat down at a table. Scanned the code to order our food. It appeared that there was a food "taco hut" outside in the parking lot. So, we assumed they made it there and brought it to us.

I ordered a taco meal, and instead of the beans and rice, I ordered chips and salsa with it. 3 street tacos, chips, a small salsa cup, and a small guacamole cream sauce. After taxes and a tip that I gave them for what ended up being no service at all except preparing the food, equaled $17 and some change. The texts to confirm my order said that they will text again when it was ready for pickup, out in the parking lot, after giving them a tip for unknowingly not going to get at least delivery service to my table where I was inside having a beer. The food was as good as any taco truck. The other order was the sampler or whatever it's called. 3 tacos, burrito, quesadilla, and the same small containers of salsa and guacamole sauce. So, I had planned on getting more salsa than the other meal because mine was supposed to come with chips and salsa. Asked one of the outside cooks if they had silverware inside, and he said yes. I went inside and ask, yep, in the bucket and pointed to the corner where there was plasticware. To be clear, there were two cooks outside and they weren't busy so one could have brought food to the table.

Went to the bathroom and saw the sign that kinda told us about the process of drinks and food. In the bathroom over the toilet?? That should have been up by the bar and maybe direct us to it so we could read it.

The television was playing the movie Elf really loud. It's wasn't a peaceful experience. There was hardly anyone there, and I think I know why.

All in all disappointment in this business model, lack of service, lack of friendliness, lack of atmosphere. They did have board games for larger groups. I just didn't understand the hype or high prices of both food and beverages. This is Kechi, not Bricktown or any other high dollar party area venues. Seemed like all they wanted was to get money with little effort and barely any customer service. It was a joke. It was shameful.

1 person = $28+ 1 beer and food and no table service. 2 person = $61 2 beers, food for two, no...

First time trying this place today. Took 20 min from order to get food and there were maybe 2 other people in the building. You do have to go out across the parking lot and get your food, but they ask for tips when you order! The pizzas overall are good, but not better than anywhere else. I would say this definitely doesn’t put any competition to brewery’s and pizza places in Wichita. Two small 4 slice individual pizzas, and a small appetizer with a 18% tip was $31. Each little pizza is $9! Then you have to pay for drinks separately. We had one 1 small very very sour margarita, served in a stemless wine glass, and two drafts and it was over $20. Over $50 bucks for lunch folks. I will also say that all the one time use products from the plastic wrapped fork/spoon sets, and the cardboard boxes we were served pizza in were very wasteful feeling. We ate the small pizzas and threw the new boxes in the trash. Felt like they could serve them differently if staying to eat or at least have a...

The atmosphere is really neat and if you were going for drinks, it would probably be an enjoyable experience for you. We went there to eat, not really to have drinks. There is plenty of staff available but they don't wait tables. You order drinks at the bar. You can either pay there or they hold your license to start a tab. You then have to order food using a QR code to view menu and place order, and pay via your phone. You then got a text to go pick up your food, which is outside in the small building in the parking lot. You then walk in with your food in a to-go bag. Things were missing items from our order, so we had to run outside again...in the cold to get the missing items. No wait staff to assist with this process. The food was mediocre for the price. I want the business to do well, but I would really redo your system for in house meal orders. It was really bizarre. ...