Sports bar, Ada OK: the game on 10 ft screens at Siege
Siege shows the game on TVs and 10 ft screens in Ada, with beer and mixed drinks from the bar, in a venue that welcomes every age.
Siege is at 1606 Arlington St, Suite A in Ada, Oklahoma, and the bar is one of the experiences at Siege, alongside axe lanes, a golf simulator and seven pool tables. Walk-ins are welcome Thursday to Saturday, and the bar itself is not booked online. Want to throw an axe or play the golf simulator between quarters?
Which bars in Ada, OK, are family friendly?
Siege is a bar in Ada that welcomes families. Adults can order beer and mixed drinks while kids play pool, air hockey and table-top games, and anyone eight and up can throw an axe, all under one roof. Siege is built for the group that wants a night out with the kids along.
Being all ages changes what the room feels like. There is no doorman turning a fifteen-year-old away, no smoking section to walk a family past, and nobody has to leave early because the place stops being for them at nine o'clock.
For a group of friends in Ada who cannot agree on a plan, Siege settles it: the ones who want the game get the game, the ones who want to play get the lanes and the tables, and everyone eats.
What customers say
The pizza is amazing!! And so are there new mixed drinks the owner is so friendly and welcoming. An amazing place to come!
Ordered a regular pepperoni pizza from here and it was the best I’ve had in Ada!!
Where can you watch the game in Ada?
At Siege, on TVs and on 10 ft screens. The screens are big enough that the table by the pool tables can follow the game as well as the table in front of them, so a group does not have to crowd one corner of the room to see it.
A sports bar at Siege also means there is something to do at halftime. Between quarters the group can throw an axe on the projected targets, rack up a game of pool or take a turn on the golf simulator, then be back in front of the screens for the second half. That is the part a normal bar cannot offer: the twenty minutes between halves is an activity rather than a wait.
The screens run through Siege's walk-in hours, Thursday 6 to 11 PM, Friday 6 PM to 1 AM and Saturday 2 to 11 PM. Call (580) 453-4045 to ask what is on the screens tonight.
What does it cost to watch the game at Siege?
Nothing to get in: there is no cover charge at Siege, so watching the game on the TVs and 10 ft screens is free. You pay for what you order - a whole 12 inch pizza is $14 on regular dough or $15 hand tossed, and the bar's drinks menu changes, so walk in to see it - and the axe lanes and the golf simulator are booked separately if anyone wants a turn at halftime.
What does the bar at Siege serve?
Beer and mixed drinks, served to adults only, and the Siege kitchen a few steps away sends out pizza and funnel cakes to the same table. The whole list, food and drink together, is on the food and drink page. Nothing at the bar books ahead: it is walk-in while Siege is open.
What else is going on while the game is on?
The screens are one part of the room at Siege, not the whole of it.
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Seven pool tables
Seven pool tables a few steps from the screens, all ages, no 21 and over rule.
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Axe lanes at halftime
Axe lanes with interactive projected targets, for anyone eight and up.
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A golf simulator bay
A golf simulator with more than 100 courses on it, Pebble Beach among them.
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Karaoke on a Friday
Karaoke on Friday nights, and a dance floor when the game is over.
Pool, the lanes and the golf simulator share the room with the screens
What should you check before heading to a sports bar in Ada, OK?
A sports bar with a hard 21-and-over door rules out anyone bringing kids, so that is the first thing worth checking before a family drives across town for a game. Siege has no such door: anyone can walk in, and only the bar itself checks ID.
The second thing worth checking is what happens once the game is over or at halftime. A bar with nothing but the screens leaves a table staring at commercials, where Siege has axe lanes, pool tables and a golf simulator a few steps away.
What is on the screens besides sports?
Siege's TVs and 10 ft screens are not built around one sport. Whatever is the biggest game on a given night, football, basketball, baseball or anything else in season, is the kind of thing the room is set up to show.
Why does a sports bar need more than one screen size?
A single big screen works for the table sitting right in front of it, and leaves everyone else squinting from across the room. A mix of smaller TVs and a bigger screen lets tables in different parts of a room follow the same game without crowding one corner.
Sports bars in general spread their screens for exactly this reason, and Siege pairs TVs with 10 ft screens.
What makes a bar a sports bar instead of just a bar with a TV?
A single television playing whatever is on does not make a bar a sports bar. The term usually describes a room built around watching games: multiple screens, seating angled toward the picture, and a crowd that came for the score as much as the drink.
Siege's TVs and 10 ft screens, spread around a room that also has pool tables and axe lanes, fit that description without being only that. The game is the draw on a night when nothing else is, and it is company for a table doing something else on a night it is not.
Why watch the game at a bar instead of at home?
A big screen and good sound cover part of it, but a bar adds a crowd reacting to the same play at the same time, which a living room does not. That shared reaction is a big part of what a sports bar sells, more than the screen itself.
At Siege, that same crowd is also mixed ages, since the room is not walled off to adults only. A parent gets the bar-crowd experience without leaving a kid at home.
How does the bar side of Siege fit with the family side?
Compliance with alcohol laws is what keeps the two working in the same room: drinks are checked and served to adults only, while food, the games and the screens are open to anyone. A parent can watch the game with a beer while a kid racks up a game of pool a few feet away.
That is different from a bar that simply allows kids in without building anything for them to do. Siege's answer is axe lanes, a golf simulator and seven pool tables running the same hours as the bar, not just a kids' menu bolted onto an adult room.
What should you know before your first visit to the bar at Siege?
The bar itself needs no reservation, so showing up is the only step. Anyone planning to also throw an axe or play the golf simulator needs the waiver signed first.
A big group watching a game together is easiest to plan for by arriving before kickoff, since seating near the screens is first come, first served like the rest of Siege. A private booking is the option for a group that wants the room reserved ahead of time instead; see team building or birthday parties.
Frequently asked questions
Do you show the game?
Yes. Siege in Ada shows sports on TVs and 10 ft screens while it is open to walk-ins, Thursday to Saturday.
Do you serve food?
Yes, pizza and funnel cakes, beside the bar's beer and mixed drinks. See food and drink at Siege.
Is Siege family friendly?
Yes. Siege in Ada welcomes every age, anyone eight and up can throw an axe, and drinks are served to adults only.
Do you take reservations for the bar?
No. The bar and the tables at Siege in Ada are walk-in, Thursday to Saturday. Axe lanes and the golf simulator book online, and the whole venue can be booked privately any day.
Where is there a sports bar in Ada, OK?
Siege is a sports bar at 1606 Arlington St, Suite A in Ada, with TVs and 10 ft screens, beer and mixed drinks, and axe throwing, a golf simulator and seven pool tables under the same roof.
Can I play pool or throw axes while the game is on?
Yes. The pool tables are open to walk-ins while Siege is open, and the axe lanes and the golf simulator book online, so part of a group can watch the screens while the rest plays, and everyone swaps at halftime.
Do you need to be 21 to come in?
No. Anyone can come in and order food at Siege; only alcohol is limited to guests 21 and older, with ID checked.
Can a big group reserve seats for a game at Siege?
Not for a normal night; seating near the Siege screens is walk-in like the rest of the venue. A group that wants the room set aside ahead of time can look at a private booking instead.