Fired Up Bar & Grill Opens in Wichita
The new restaurant on W. Harry is supporting victims of a recent shooting.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Owner Kimberly Calloway has officially opened Fired Up Bar & Grill in the former Dirty D's location. The establishment is currently donating a portion of its proceeds to families affected by a shooting incident at the Stryker Sports Complex.
Why it matters
The new business aims to serve the community as a gathering space while providing financial relief to those impacted by the violence at the sports complex. Calloway is personally matching all donations collected during the initiative.
The establishment features an indoor seating capacity of 80 guests. Management is donating 10 percent of proceeds through November 15 to local shooting victims.
The players
Kimberly Calloway
She is the owner of Fired Up Bar & Grill who personally committed to matching the funds raised for shooting victims.
Marcus Wooley
He is the head chef and kitchen manager who previously owned the restaurant known as The Appetite 316.
The details
Located at 1110 W. Harry, the venue was renovated by Calloway to create a welcoming space for diners. Chef Marcus Wooley, who previously operated The Appetite 316, manages the kitchen and oversees the menu offerings.
Timeline
October 16, 2026: Fired Up Bar & Grill officially opened to the public.
October 26, 2026: The restaurant begins offering lunch and dinner service starting at 11 a.m.
November 15, 2026: The charity donation period for shooting victims concludes.
Market Landscape
This opening aligns with a trend where local restaurateurs use their business platforms to mobilize community aid after neighborhood tragedies. It positions the new venue as a socially-conscious alternative in the Wichita dining scene.
Residents can support local victims by dining at the restaurant during the current fundraiser. Customers should note the upcoming change in service hours starting next week.
The takeaway
Supporting local businesses that prioritize community well-being can help facilitate neighborhood healing after traumatic events. Patrons are encouraged to visit before the November 15 deadline to participate in the current fundraising effort.
What happens next
The establishment is scheduled to expand its service hours to begin at 11 a.m. for both lunch and dinner starting on October 26, 2026.
Further reading
Learn more about new dining developments in the area on our Wichita Openings & Closings page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Wichita Eagle.
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