Ex frat boys and biker chicks seem to find this marina tourist trap like establishment popular. The food here is a criminal offense, the beer selection is rather weak, and the restaurant itself wreaks of dirty toilet water. This sail is sinking...far far away from any sight of land to anchor on.
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Louise H.
I have been going to Miller's for years. Almost always sit at the bar and have dinner there. The zingers are delicious and a favorite but I have often ordered the fish dishes and am never disappointed. They have amazing daily food specials, the beer list is extensive and they offer lots of drink specials. The bartenders are wonderful! It's a fun loud place on game day/night but that is what I like about it! I am giving Miller's 5 stars for overall experience.
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bob a.
When you get to the place where traveling for work is no longer fun you just look for a place that is close to your hotel. That is how I ended up here. Looked like a good place to catch some baseball, get something to eat, drink and roll into bed shortly after. Yes, it looks like a chain. No, it is probably not the trendiest place in the Philadelphia area (at least I hope not for your sakes). The place was crowded - so crowded that I didn't even think I was gonna find a seat at the bar. I would have been forced to plan B - Fast food, sitting in bed watching Seinfeld reruns. I did find the one empty seat at the bar, squeezed in, and had dinner. Good menu - lots of variety. I got the Zinger Salad (Really wanted the Zinger Mountain - Fried Chicken strips on french fries, topped with bacon and cheese and other awesomeness - but if I ordered like that at all the places I end up at when I travel I'd be dead soon). The Salad was good. Zingers would be my thing If I came here again. Service was good. I think there were 3-4 bartenders, so always someone to fill my drink or see if I needed anything. I'd go back - even if I'm not staying right next door.
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Jay D.
(vegan review) horrible if you're vegan. they have a separate "vegetarian" menu that they break out only if you ask for it, only everything on there is loaded with cheese. they have a veggie burger of questionable veganness. this place is even worse if you don't drink. if you drink and eat meat, you'll have a much better time here than if you do not.
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Jack R.
I am updating my review for this place; after I wrote my last review, I was contacted by the general manager, who apologized profusely & sent me a $40 gift card to give them another shot. Service was much improved from my last visit, and while the food was OK, for what they charge, it could have been larger: I ordered the grilled chicken breast sandwhich, which came on a huge kaiser roll, with a TINY piece of chicken on it. It tasted OK, but the sandwhich was mostly roll, & I did leave there hungry. I mean, I didn't order a Filet Mignon sandwhich, it was chicken. C-H-I-C-K-E-N. They could have at least put a whole breast on there. VERY disappointing. My wife & son were both pleased with what they ordered,so I guess maybe it's just me, and while I appreciate Miller's generosity in extending me the gift card, I won't be returning.
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Rob R.
Flashback to the times when it was cool to hang out at Applebee's or Ruby Tuesday on a Friday night. Wait... was that ever cool? This place has all of the chain-like qualities in place: tacky decor, 90s jams on rotation, predictable menu, and FLAIR!!! Went here on a recommendation (and let's be honest, the Northeast doesn't have much to offer). That being said, Miller's gets 3 stars.
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Gus J.
Went to this place 3 times. Twice to get a meal, and once to have some drinks. The two times I went for food were extremely disappointing, as I was there due to a recommendation of a friend. The last time I ate food there the service was terrible. Apps were forgotten and brought out after mains, nobody liked their food, and much of it went uneaten. I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was black, and SOAKED n grease. It was literally dripping in fat from the frier, and it was barely even warm. The fries were more like wet noodles. I didn't return the dish and ask for another, because if you can't even operate a deep fat frier, then you have to be high or just have no place in a kitchen. The times I went for drinks were ok. The place is really really noisy. There were quite a few people that were absolutely black out drunk, but they weren't bothering anyone. IT is a typical NE Philly bar. Nothing really sets it apart.
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Jay B.
I will give it a two n a half three times I been to this place n got my wings under cooked which seems to be a reoccuring problem...one good thing Is that its open late but I'm warn u eating food from here at night is like eating from a drive thru at night u get what u get n u can't complain cuz ain't shit else open
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Christin S.
This place went down hill fast. Used to enjoy their food but the last few times I've been there the food was underwhelming to say the least
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Li L.
Love their menu and drink specials here. I've been here a few times so I try to get something different every time. Seafood bake is delish and for only $18.99. Why spend more at Joe's Crab Shack? Seafood mac & cheese was amazing. The pasta dishes are OK. Calamari & zingers are yummy! Sometimes their cocktails/Beer can taste a bit watered down but since the price for the drinks is so cheap...I don't complain =\ Other than that...this place is a cool spot to go with a group of friends.
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Charon J.
Had a great time with my love here lastnight! Service was great and never a delay! The mojito's were superb, we'll definitely go back!!!!!
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Reid F.
Philadelphians can be such whiners. For what it is (a sports bar with good food and great beer), this is one of the best. Sure, it's not a five star restaurant, but the prices are reasonable and the food is good. Try the twin lobster tails (real Maine lobster) or the Lobster Bake (actually boiled).
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Frank C.
I was there recently with a group of friends. I had the Zinger Mountain Melt and a diet Pepsi. I also had the Captain Jack's Nutty Brother for dessert. The food was good and the place was clean. I even had some fun with the digital juke box.
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Pa P.
They call this place a Sports Bar, but they don't get Comcast Sports Net in Philly, which is the home of the Phillies and Flyers and all of the important local college basketball. So let me get this straight: You advertise yourselves as a "sports bar" located in one of the most rabid sports towns in America and you don't get Comcast Sports Net? That's like being in New York City and not getting The New York Yankee network. I walked into that place and specifically asked if I could get the Temple basketball game on the other night. She asked what channel it was on? I said Comcast Sports Net. She said, "I'm sure we do. I'll get the manager to put it on. Can I get you anything?" I asked for a bucket of Miller Lites. Then the manager comes out and said, "We don't get Comcast Sports Net?" "You don't get Comcast Sports Net?" I asked incredulously. "No, all of our stations come out of New York," he said. "Well, this is Philly," I said. I went down the street to Hooters. They had Comcast Sports Net.
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Tru L.
I live a few minutes away from the Ale House and I go there frequently. The drink specials are amazing. Let's see here... $5 pitchers? $8 buckets (5 beers in a bucket)! Other cheap drinks and specials on specific days. The food is mediocre except for the Clam Bake which is only about $16, you get crab legs, lobster tail, potatoes, corn, clam chowder, clam, oyster, i have a feeling I'm missing something else. Their clam chowder is actually really good. I would also try the raw oysters as an appetizer. I enjoy playing pool and this is where I usually play. The service is all right, it could be better but they are really nice so that's always a plus. I would give this place 3 stars but they deserve 4 stars for their drink specials.
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Claire O.
This place is good for what it is - a standard bar/restaurant with a target demo of middle-aged people who drink on weekdays and enjoy large servings of food to accompany their booze. The specials are pretty bangin'. I went on a Thursday - $8 for 5 bottles of Miller Lite, Bud Light or Bud Light Lime (there might be more, I forget). They have different specials everyday, so it's worth checking out. The food is not anything to rave about, really. Standard bar fare, large servings. It is sort of a family restaurant, but I am generally averse to having babies anywhere there is a full bar out in the open. Bonus: Pool table and a few arcade games.
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Frank D.
hi my group and i go into to millers every week and since topper and scott left the place went down the food is not as good since they were there the service stinks and the new manager tony doesnt even come and greet you at the table like scott and topper did.had prime rib last thursday and it was as tough as shoeletterwe wrer told that we cant go to our table till 6pm now never done when topper was there it seems like that they are slowly ruining there operation. met i think his name was girard the gm and when i told him about my experence a while ago when i met him it was like ok will file it away need to get a spark again and tell the new mgr too mingle with his cutomers was there on wednesday and it was not packed so we walked out and went to the willow grove millers they were fantastic maybe they should learn from them will not go back there again
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DJ M.
We visited this location for our second time yesterday, knowing with two misses at the Langhorne location, we will not be returning there for the "charm". At most restaurants, I get stuck in a rut and have the same old thing over and over, simply because I love it! Miller's has such a tempting variety of foods, that it encourages you to try it all. I've had their Ribs, the Smoked Whitefish with Jalapenos, the NE Clam Chowder, The Crab, Mozzarella and Jalapeno wedges, Buffalo Shrimp tossed in a spicy garlic sauce, the Miller's Steak sandwich is DE bomb! Okay, so far, I have tried all of these and loved each and everyone of them! Yesterday hubby once again, is stuck on their fried clam strips and he does enjoy them tremendously! The Onion Soup's description was very enticing, stating it was laced with sherry, I thought okay, this is how it should be made and it has to be good. Wrong!! If there was one drop of sherry in the entire pot, I could not detect it. It was so incredibly sweet, you could not even taste the onions or beef stock! Hubby tried it too and after one bite each, we just set it aside. I then had a Caesar Salad, which was huge, crisp and as asked for, loaded with fresh shredded Parmesan cheese, $1.95!! Not sure if they have anchovies, as I carry my own. I ordered the Surf and Turf. I've never been a cheap date, but I always have plenty of leftovers! Their Filet Mignon is a nice thick center cut, it is tender, juicy and of good quality. The trouble with the Ale Houses is they can not cook a steak to order. Hubby had so much trouble with his Porterhouse at the Langhorne location and I ordered mine here MR towards M. It was Rare. I ate the two ends, which were still rare, but with my brought in homemade Bearnaise sauce, Oh shut up, I enjoyed the few bites I had. Guess what is for lunch today? So, you know what the Turf was, the Surf was 1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs, NOT! I did not say a word about the soup and Theresa did not ask why we were returning a full crock to the kitchen, but I did inquire about this "1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs". She just assured me they were King Crab and those 2 skinny little legs were 1/2 pound. I buy all types of crab legs to cook at home and they were not King Crab and that was not even close to 1/2 pound for the additional $7.00. I still want to go back for a few of what I Love's and to try the sizzling Shrimp & Chicken Fajitas and I love a good BBQ Pulled Pork. Sandwich. Hubby had a Pepsi and I had a very, very, very hot Bloody Mary! I think it starts with 1/2 pound of Tabasco sauce. Okay, the bombshell... remember the gift card that we did not want, from the manager at the Langhorne location? We decided to use it and it had a zero balance on it. Hubby was already out in the car and I called him back in. Scott, the manager on duty, came over and asked us why we had it. He then called the Langhorne store and he came back and compted us $40.00. Both Scott at the Philadelphia Ale House and Matt at the Langhorne Ale House were very nice and seemed to really want our return business. This was the third charm from the Langhorne location and we will try the Philly location again. If Miller's Ale House ever reads these reviews, I have one huge suggestion. I never saw Matt until it had escalated to the point of no return, literally. I saw Scott walking around, but not once did I see him stop by a table to welcome them or to see if they were enjoying their visit. Most issues and future problems can be nipped in the bud, if management stays on top of the cook and wait staff. Welcome your guests, stop by just to see how much we are or are not loving it. By the way, the restrooms are very clean and you won't find any Crabs in here either!
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Zanna H.
Ok I hate to do this. Because the first few times I went here things were promising. Last night we not only had a waitress but she was magician as well. She did the best disappearing act I have seen since I was 7. The only thing that she didn't disappear for was bringing the check back. It took a good 20 minute wait on her to just bring it at all, this being after we flagged down another waiter to form a search party. The wings came out with no sauce, the waitress once we flagged her down argued with us before taking them and putting "extra" sauce on them. It only was only downhill from there. I have the urge to do the math on how she completely lost her tip but I really would prefer to not relive it. The food was terrible, everything we ordered was bland. Also it looked like nothing was made in house. So I would rather go to the closest super market and buy that crap for a 1/4 of the price and cook it myself. At least then I would know it was cooked properly. The only reason to go here is to get cheap beer and watch a game on the multitude of screens.
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Kelly G.
Millers is a pretty good spot for food and drinks. There are $5 pitchers of miller lite or high life all day everyday, and half off apps Sunday-Wednesday after 10 pm. The wing zingers and buffalo shrimp are awesome. Great service, ask for Natalie or Patty as a server if you go. Definitely miss the pool table.
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Daniel B.
good place to watch a game and have a beer
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Stephanie N.
My ex boyfriend took me to this place last year for my birthday, it was a big waste of money. It took the waitress fifteen min to take our order and the place wasn't even crowded.If she would of been a min longer i would of walked out, which is what i should of did. The waitress was rude and seemed like she was pissed off about something. She came back with our drinks after another ten min and then our food came about twenty min later. I got about ten piecies of lettuce in my salad and about four small piecies of cold chicken in my salad. She gave me no dressing and i had to ask her for some. She came back with the dressing about five min later, by that time I had lost my appetite. Don't even think about asking for a refill on your drink cause by the time you recive it, you'll be ready for the check. My ex got some type of fish that came out cold and smelled like it was old. I don't know why but we got desert. About another ten min later it came out. It was a piecie of cake with a cookie in it. The desert was very small for the price that it cost alone. The check came and it was extremly high for the little food that we recieved, i'm so glad it was my b-day, so i didn't have to pay. He gave her a five dollar tip, she didn't even deserve a tip at all. Do not go here, food and service both bad, you'll regret it.
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Lenny D.
wings were really undercooked. i couldn't even finish them, which is saying a lot. great for watching a game with some buddies and beers. food isn't really that good. stick with nachos or something
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David W.
This may become my new favorite local chill spot. Good food, good drink deals, and like a gazillion TVs for sports viewing. #FTW
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Rob L.
"Blah" is the word I'd use to describe this place. I went there for the first time, recently, and can say I won't be back. You know how you can walk into a bar and instantly get a feel for the place? Well, not here. The atmosphere is non-existent. It's a bar that lacks any kind of feel - it's just, well, sterile. It has the makings of a bad version of TGI Fridays. I just didn't think the place had any personality. The bartenders were decent, but the guy that waited on my buddy and me acted like he'd rather be stepping on land mines than working. I don't know. This place didn't do anything for me, so I have to give it a low rating.
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Kaki C.
Stopped by here yesterday with the crew from work for a nice lunch on the covered patio. Broad, tempting menu at resonable prices. The Bahamian Conch chowder was good, and the wings ordered by my compadre (an wing critic of the highest order) garnered praise for their good size and outstanding flavor. He had the Mt.St.Helen's Hot wings which were nicely spiced (not volcanic) - I will admit to looking longingly at them a few times and enjoyed a leftover wing when he was done. The Ukranian ordered the Fiesta Nachos from the summer menu (nice touch) and they looked beautiful - crisp, not greasy chips, chili, etc. Not overloaded, which to my mind, makes the whole pile a soggy mess half way into them. My clam strips were decent, but there were some tempting options that I would try before I ordered them again. Our crew will be back for work lunches, regularly, I think.
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Van C.
I recently went here for my birthday while looking for a restaurant the covered both surf and turf parts of the menu. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a place fairly local and so reasonably priced as well. We had great service and there was a large beer selection both foreign and domestic with which to wet my appetite with. Our service was quite good and very accommodating. The atmosphere was that like a sports bar with many TVs positioned around the place playing local sports. They have a very extensive menu for whatever mood your in.
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sue g.
Much better when they first opened.....the prime rib special is ok...ya get what you pay for...most times a tad chewy..but the 1.95 cesear salad suprisingly is delicious! Also the shrimp and crab quesidillas are very very good.... 35 shrimp platter is too buttery.....Fish is very good, if they cook it right..I ordered with no oil so instead they drowned it in butter...sent back then came back overcooked and dry as wood! Overall just ok...liked it much better in the beginning.....
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Pamela V.
It's a good bar place for the Northeast part of philly...it's really cheap...but in the end it's just a nicely put dive bar
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Coal M.
Atmosphere is good, and there are more TV's than I have ever seen in one sports bar. Beer selection is OK, food is OK. They had GREAT beers to go in the cold case up front, better than what was on tap. If you find yourself stuck at the FourPoints next door, this isn't a bad choice.
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Ancy T.
Ordered dinner from here and everything turned out pretty well. They forgot one of the meals, but we were able to manage around it (luckily) and the manager was very accommodating in trying to resolve the issue. Regardless, food was good - well as good as bar food can be! I've been here for a happy hour and had a good time. The venue is pretty big and I like the setup. I wonder what it is like when it gets crowded but it seemed like an open and friendly environment with people of all ages! I'd come back!
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Natalie D.
The food was very bland today usually I love coming here for the zingers but something wasn't right maybe a new cook or something I wish I went somewhere else.
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Gabriel R.
food was nasty and the waitress was rude, slammed my water on the table after I told her that my sampler was stale and raw. Only good thing was the watermelon Rita pitcher
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Marie M.
Great service and excellent food today.. We all left full and happy keep up the good work... and as always we will be back!!!
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Joffy J.
The zingers are amazing especially the mix with hot and sweet Thai sauce. Also the desserts are very good, the buried treasure is by far the best dessert they have. The rest of the menu is decent and has a good variety.
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Jess N.
I fricken love this place. Cheap beer,good and inexpensive food, attentive servers and a zillion TVs. I just love it. I recommend the zingers (duh), the Asian chicken salad and the fish tacos. Now I want fish tacos.
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Felicia C.
I didn't visit Miller's for two and a half years after the first visit, but last night, we tried it again, and it was much better. The nachos appetizer was good with fresh guacamole and lots of other toppings. My dinner was fantastic: mahi-mahi, steamed in foil with zucchini, broccoli, peppers, tomato slices, potatoes, onions, and lemon. My shot was huge, so it was more like a little cocktail, and it was tasty. I am glad that their food and drinks have improved over the years!
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Jim S.
Went with my cuz on Wednesday night for their "Lobster Dinner." See menu. I have no complaints. Brena's service was superior. Manager stopped over to see how everything was going, nice touch. Staff was friendly and pleasant. Ambiance acceptable with nice and high back booths for privacy aura. Yea, I'd go back and I'd recommend this place.
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Anwar A.
Good inexpensive food, blue collar atmosphere, great staff. Me & wife shared 35 shrimp top with a sweet and spicy Thai sauce.
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Stephen B.
I hate to do this. But i don't have much of choice. This use to be my favorite spot to hang. Eaither if it was to enjoy the good chicken zingers or the great taste of the full rack of ribs or just a beer or two. I don't know what has happened. Yes it's always hopping with people. But everything that I experience back few years ago. Is just not the same anymore. They always had beer specials. Now when u go in u lucky If they have any at all. I know times change but the people that Come in This place think they lower the prices just alittle not asking a ton. Something esle I've notice hear that I have not notice anywhere else is the alcohol tax on a receipt. Something new to me. Mabe it's always been there and have not notice it. I like to go out and enjoy a good times with friends but after what we came hear to, don't think we will be coming back anytime soon. But it will not stop me by saying it is some of the best food in and around the area.
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Heather R.
I'm really not impressed with Miller's. Yes they have cheap drinks, but they are VERY weak. The food is not great and actually overpriced. I understand stopping here for happy hour now and again. However, there are much better options.
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Dan M.
Had the fish tacos were awesome great beer selections and it was a Thursday so my grandfather for the special which was the prime rib and he couldn't stop raving about it great place greet atmosphere and our waitress was Sam great girl ask for her when you go!
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Donald D.
Another year in the League, another year of being middle of the pack. Bartender Phil runs his bar like he runs his Fantasy squad. He has some home runs, like the Zingers, and a good beer list, but he doesn't have the closing power to bring this establishment to the Bowl. On a recent night at the bar, I asked Phil why my Asian Chicken Salad was dry, and he gave us the same routine about how its better at the other Miller's that he works at. Yeah, OK Phil, just like you're in first place in your other league every year... were almost 40 dude- let me guess your girlfriend is smoking hot and you met her at camp last summer.....Maybe less time hounding the single moms and hostesses , and more time making trades, and he can turn Millers around to a perennial Boulevard contender.
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Maria P R.
Thursday's are prime rib special! It's always cooked the way we ordered. The best part of the place is that they have a dessert not on the menu called funnel fries. Just ask for it. So good !!! You have a choice of ice cream and some sauce like chocolate or Carmel. Also the server Lee is on the ball , friendly and knowledgable of the menu.
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Pri H.
I've come here a couple of times so far and have tried something from different parts of the menu. I have yet to find something I can say is good. This will be my last time coming here.
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S R.
Wow. Cool spot! Nick working it behind that bar! Seafood Mac & cheese!! Huge plate & deelish! And I got garlic Parm wings. If u like em crispy better request that. But they r big! Tons of beers & tons on tap! I enjoyed $2.75 Bud Lite then $1 more 23 ounces! Music playing, TVs just casual atmosphere. Sports barish but better food. Lot of variety actually so everyone in your group should be happy. Daily specials, late night happy hrs. Def my kinda place! I'm from outta town so this was my 1st time. I'd def come back. ONLY complaint-it's so freaking hot in here I'm sweating thru my clothes!! Turn heat down geeZ!!
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Deborah P.
My Build-a-Burger was sensational...those who are curious...blu cheese crumbles, pico de gallo, guacomole, with the pre-requisite pickles, lettuce, and tomatoes. The food is matched by the service. I couldn't believe the bun stayed together.
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Camay C.
I'm a regular here at Miller's. I remember when this location was Smokey Bones which was horrible. Anyway, I got here around 4pm on a Saturday afternoon with a friend. Hostess was friendly. Instead of waiting for twenty minutes for a booth, we opted for a high top table in their terrace/additional seating area. The restaurant seating area was packed while our area was slowly filling in with all the college football fans wandering in. We had a seat. There only seemed to be one server in the area so it took him about six minutes to realize we were there. I ordered my favorite, draft of Angry Orchard beer and my friend had a regular margarita. We chatted for a while,looked over the menu and half of my beer was gone before we could place an order. Smh. Sheesh. We finally ordered our food. I ordered the fish tacos which were awesome. No complaints at all. Friend ordered chicken quesadillas. Honestly I love sports bars and this one is my favorite simply because of their huge beer selection! Food is good as far as appetizers. Their regular menu items get a slight nod of approval. Weren't the best entrees. But then again I don't go to a sports bar for a Great entree. The service needs a slight boost though.
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Nelson A.
Disappointing to say bathrooms were dirty not clean at all manager was very nice. Staff not to friendly one nice bartender other bartender looked rite at us and walked on by
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Anthony S.
I have now dined here twice- both within about two or three months of each other. Both times were pretty disappointing overall. On both occasions, my girlfriend and I came hungry and craving sandwiches. The first time, I had a pretty bland chicken sandwich on a stale roll. It wasn't actively terrible, but still not good. The second time was horrible. I ordered the prime rib sandwich. What came out was a disaster. The meat was very fatty, cold and over-seasoned, yet had no taste, was bone dry, and the bread was incredibly stale. The fries weren't even edible (though, in hindsight, I could have been so put off by the sandwich that the sight of any food made me nauseous). So, why two stars? A few reasons- 1) 3/4 members of the staff I've interacted with were noticeably friendly, including the manager who came to the table after the server noticed I barely touched the prime rib sandwich, 2) the multitude of TVs is pretty a pretty cool experience on game day, and 3) the nachos are pretty ok (at least the girlfriend thinks so). Basically, I'm never going again.
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Elliot P.
This place was the embodiment of my second biggest fear about moving to Philadelphia (the first being the bone-chilling cold). It was late one night, and I needed something to eat. Not another diner I hoped. I stumbled across the place late on a Sunday night. First, it's great that this place was open, because most places in the are were not. It kind of felt like that movie "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" with Steve Carrell and they find a restaurant open and its the worst mix of brewhouse chain with trying to do everything and doing everything poorly. I missed home and was craving Mexican food and I was delighted to see Fajitas on the menu. I broke my own rule about not ordering food that the restaurant clearly does not specialize in. I ordered the chicken fajitas (good price by the way), and man was I disappointed. At first I was mad, because I thought, how can you not make a decent fajita? But yeah, everything just seemed to be super processed and not fresh. Microwaved pre-seasoned by someone who's never even seen a Mexican frozen chicken and then plopped on an ungodly hot skillet. The shredded cheddar "cheese" was not cheese, but it did look like it. It was just flavorless orange matter. I must say though that the service was good and the dessert was actually really good. It was this gut busting ice cream pie like thing. I don't remember the name. Captain Jack's special pie or some nonsense. I also ordered a couple appetizers; there's some deal where they're half price late night. I had the buffalo shrimp which were disgusting, and the calamari which were OK. If I were kidnapped and hadn't eaten in a while, I'd order that along with that dessert. Not the fajitas though. I'd have to be at least 5 days without food to entertain the idea of swallowing those. There are several large flat screen TVs so I think this place would be good for grabbing a beer and watching a game.
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Suzanne S.
I don't know if it was the peculiar smell (geriatric home??) in here that turned me off or what, but I was not impressed with Millers. I was looking for something remotely healthy to order here and when I saw that their salads had more calories than a cheeseburger and french fries, guess what I went with? I always thought that one can't go wrong with a burger but I was wrong. Their cheesburger was flavorless, and served on a dried out kaiser roll and the food was luke warm. The french fries could've been better if they were hot, but they were sort of cold. My friend ordered a salad which looked really good, but I'd have to save up my calories for a day if I wasn't trying to diet (siiiigh). Aside from the odor of the restaurant, it appeared to be clean and the service was good which is why I would come back if I wanted a few drinks and fried food.
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Tara L.
I've only been here once, but I'm giving a good review because my food was awesome. I got some kind of grilled chicken and pasta. Also the fried calamari was delicious. Nice environment but the booth seats were wooden and a little uncomfortable. Will be going back though :)
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Steve D.
I have been here several times and it is one of the better locations in this chain. I have had poor food at another Willow Grove location but last night I had one of the best sandwiches that I have ever had! Chicken Philly with the "loaded" up charge to add mushrooms and peppers to the already tasty concoction of grilled shaved chicken, onions grilled, melted cheese and spicy goodness. The big roll was fresh and it was stuffed full of the meat and toppings. I recommend the onion rings or they have good sweet potato fries for an up charge. My daughters New England Chowder was spot on and I am from Boston so I get it... This was a nice experience with cold soft drinks, great casual food. Service was adequate. There main seafood dishes in the past have been good but not 5 star thus a 4 star rating is sufficient.
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Marc E.
I usually come here on Friday nights after a meeting. We've never had a wait, the food, well, what can I say? You can't go wrong. I've had burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, but my favorite now is the 35-shrimp scampi. It's less than $15, and the sauce is AMAZING! My drink of choice is Captain and Coke, which at least on Friday nights is 2 shots of Captain for the price of one. I'm not sure how they are other nights, but I imagine it's the same. There's always a game on, always a lively crowd, and always a great time to be had.
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Colette W.
Late night stop with some friends and a baby for dinner - I wasn't really excited to go because of the low ratings on yelp but luckily I had no say since I wasn't the driver (as usual) so we ended up here anyway. And I'm glad about it ! It's a sizable restaurant with a huge bar room for smoking which is cool if you smoke and the ventilation system must be fantastic because no smoke comes out when the door opens and closes. The wait wasn't long - maybe ten minutes, and there is ample seating for waiting for a table. We went to the middle waiting room and chatted until we were seated. We had an awesome server who wasted no time and switched our drinks out when we didn't like them. I ordered the jambalaya because I have to order it whenever it is offered and I got it over rice instead of pasta. FANTASTIC ! it was so good and so filling that I only ate half and I was really trying. My friends got wings and they were great too. It's not a fancy schmancy place but it gets the job done. All for $12.
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Mike D.
I went here with some friends. I looked on the menu for chicken fingers but didn't see any, at least not as an entree, which I thought was weird since it's a sports bar staple everywhere else. So, I went with a cheeseburger instead. I got the cheeseburger with cheddar cheese & a side of fries. I asked for the burger to be well done. The cheese was ok. The burger was really dry, not juicy at all, and the bun was kinda rough. Fries were a bit undercooked. I tried adding ketchup to the burger, but even loads of ketchup couldn't resuscitate this burger. This burger was DOA straight from the kitchen. I highly doubt I'll be back.
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Charlotte D.
I went here for Monday Night Football a few weeks ago to see the Ravens game. My boyfriend had been trying to come here for months. I have also heard great things from a coworker. I ordered the wings and they were very good. They were breaded and sauced. The breading was really crunchy, light and tasty. I would agree with the others about service being a little iffy. I honestly would come back just for the wings. This place reminds me of Hooters. Pictures of food on a sticky, laminated menu, casual waiters and wooden floors and panels. With Hooters, you can't expect great service or a nice atmosphere. You go for the TVs and wings. But they have a better beer selection than Hooters. Their selection of craft beers on tap is great (maybe 15). I had the Goose Island 312, he had a Yards Philly Pale Ale. TAKE YOUR DAD, BOYFRIEND OR MALE FRIENDS HERE, NOT YOUR MOM OR GRANDMOTHER LOL.
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Alicia B.
Perfect lunch spot for me and my boyfriend. We had the best waiter ever! Doug was amazing. Excellence service! Very knowledgable and friendly. Whenever we go back, I will request him. The food was also good. I had the shrimp tacos, and my boyfriend ordered the turkey burger with sweet potato fries! Delish!!! I can't wait to go back!
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Dennis B.
Not a bad place to go watch a game. They always have drink specials that are good deals......the food has gotten much cheaper on the portions. If you order chicken wings you get maybe a half a cup of blue cheese. If you order a steak there is no meat on either end if the roll.......great beer selection other then that eat before or after........
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Keith R.
Amazing place! Started going when I lived in South Florida at the Davie Ale House back in the day. Highly recommended!
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Mike A.
Standard Ale House experience, but this one has more deadbeats hanging around than the other big one in Langhorne does. This one has an amazing firepit thing that no other restaurant in the area has, however. Very nice place!
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Kathleen A.
While staying at Four Points Sheraton for the last 11 days because of our Fox Chase condo fire we walked in the snow for dinner at Miller's Ale House. The waitress was very informative to the 46 Draft beers and I ordered the baked Mahi Mahi-w/vegetables in foil. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the fish was. My husband had the porterhouse which he cleaned all but our puppy's first steak bone. The manager, Jared Was an excellent business man and comp'd our chocolate pounder dessert. Most enjoyable evening after being displaced from our condo. Thank you Miller's Ale House. We'll be back!
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Shawn B.
I had lunch , with my partner (work) I was met at the patio bar by a young lady who had a huge smile and with bright eyes She is friendly , attentive, and has a pleasant sense of humor....all this while serving us, and other patrons and cleaning around the bar Stop in and see SAMMIE....hurry she's leaving for school soon
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Colleen C.
I've had many good experiences at Miller's. After tonight, however, I don't think I'll EVER be returning. My husband and one-year-old son and I wanted a quick bite to eat on our way home from a viewing for a relative who had passed away. Not only did we have to wait for a table when there were four or five visibly available booths, we then sat there for fifteen minutes and were completely ignored by more than one server passing by. We weren't even asked if we wanted to order drinks! Poor service is one thing; this was nonexistent service. When we walked out and were told to have a good night by the hostess, I informed her that a server never even came to our table. Her response was, "Oh, really?" Yes. Really. We will not return.
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David C.
I like to order wings here and watch a flyers game. The girls are young. The price for beers cost alot. I still would go back.
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Mike C.
Came tonight to watch the UFC PPV with some friends. We have been here a few times. The service itself is always good. The appetizers are great and fairly priced. Outside of that I will say the rest of the food is just ok. Nothing special wouldn't even say it's as good as other chains like Applebee's. But we come here more for the seperate bar they have. They have fantastic drink specials and cheap beer. It's a good place if you just want to get together with some friends away from the local dove bar.
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Evelyn D.
First time on St Pattys Day. Decent experience. Zinger Wings were a big hit. Garlic Parmesan was the flavor for the nite...coating and seasoned was just the right balance. Would definitely get them again. Beer and drink specials...shots of Jamison $3 Yeungling. Caesar side salad was tasty. Waitress worked bar alone..she needed more help. Although she was busy, when she came to us..she was attentive.
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Tara G.
For a chain, Miller's isn't too bad. I hadn't been here in over a year after a truly HORRIBLE experience with my server and then the manager on duty. I ended up speaking with the owner the next day, who informed me that this particular manager had already put in his two weeks notice and clearly didn't care anymore. While this is certainly no excuse, I accepted his humble apology. However, I wasn't in a rush to return here. The other night, a friend (who loves Miller's) suggested we go for dinner and a couple of drinks. The four of us went and it was packed. It was Saturday night at around 9 o'clock, so I have no issue with that. We waited about 10 minutes for a table, which was just fine. I noticed that since the last time I was there, they have really come a long way with their craft beer selection. I always like to see that. Also, the prices weren't terrible, averaging around $5 each- pretty standard. Food prices were good too. I ordered the 35 shrimp, which is 35 fried shrimp with cole slaw and one side- for $9.95. Not bad at all! It also tasted pretty decent. My husband had the prime rib sandwich, which he said was very good, and the other two in our group had burgers, which also looked pretty good. For the most part, this place is decent. Nothing amazing, but certainly not bad. For an affordable night out, this is a pretty good pick, especially if you're looking to stay in the Northeast.
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Jon R.
Great bar but just an ok restaurant. Many types of beer and a lot of games and their food is good but limited. I've always received good service at the bar.
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Matthew D.
First let me start off by saying although I have been to my fair share of fine restaurants I would never consider myself a dining expert. But when I tell you that I would not send my grandchildren's grandchildren to this place I mean it. I got the New York strip with rice and beans and when I tell you it was the worst steak dinner I have ever had in my life I mean it. If you can actually digest your meal you will not be pleased with the service it is at best a 4. By the way this is also my first review I have ever written in my entire life so you know it's bad. Go to Wawa.
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XZ S.
Both service and food was excellent. Food was reasonably priced and very delicious, large portions. I would definitely recommend.
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Sean M.
This place has been a good place to hang out. I received a gift card and tried it out, they have a really good beer selection and the food isnt bad either. We got our food comped since my buddy knew the manager. The only reason I can't give this place a 5 star rating is because I'm not sure how we would have been treated if we didnt know the manager. Check it out!!!
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Beth P.
Good food and good prices. Love the drink selection and the service is always good. Our server Drea was very nice and attentive. Happy we got there at 5, before the crowd. When we left at 6:15, the line was out the door.
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Jen W.
I always come for the beer and the sweet guys who serve at the bar. Never had the food except the occasional fries. Television selection is great! Perfect for a place to go to catch-up with friends you haven't seen in a long time.
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Igraine M.
Everything about this place is awesome . The food is great . The service is really good and the prices are great . By far the best place to eat In northeast Philly
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Joe H.
My wife and I had dinner last night at the Philly location. Three of us ordered the same meal (seafood, lobster and clam bake) while the two of the dishes were fine my order was cold and more than half the clams and muscles failed to open. Our waitress (Joanne) was very apologetic and eager to exchange the order, which when it came back it was excellent. The manager, sorry I didn't get his name was extremely nice and even refused to allow me to pay for my meal. I know people complain a lot so I just wanted someone to know that even though everything wasn't perfect right off the bat, the experience there was refreshing. Thank you again for an excellent time!
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Bernadette H.
Awesome food.
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Carolyn S.
We have been going to Millers for 5 yrs every Thursday night for our date night . We have met a great group of friends and we dine together every week . We have the best server ( meg ) and we have the best service . Just love her !!! We also are a group of 18 that come to the Super Bowl party every year . Rumor has it that the new owners may not sport the Super Bowl this year !!! Many of us are upset that this could take place . Please don't let this Happen !!!
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Donovan M.
I really love going to Miller's Ale House. I've been a raving fan since I lived in Florida. Katie Phil Jen always take care of me when I'm at the bar. You must have the zingers when your there its their signature item. Thanks again ill keep coming back
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Ali S.
My family used to LOVE this place. Any time we would want to go out to eat, we would choose Millers. Lately, every time we go, there is a problem. The quality of the food seems to have changed. There's always something wrong with at least one of our meals. The last time we were there, there were tables open but tons of people waiting to be seated. My dad said something to the hostess and she got the manager. Not even two minutes later, everyone was being seated. So I'm not really sure why everyone had to wait ten minutes or more to be seated.
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Ozzy U.
I love this place. They have great atmosphere and food. Service is fast, quality of food pretty good. Best oysters served here!
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Matt M.
Never has let me down with service or quality.
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Valentino G.
I came here with my mom on a Monday night not expecting anything to rave about, but I can honestly say I would rave about this place all day! Great place to get a beer and eat some food. I came here before a couple years ago when they fits opened, it was nothing spectacular, but since then they changed the whole building and added another section onto the original building. They have a wide variety of foods ranging from seafood to pasta, to burgers, wings, and delectable finger foods. My mom got the Turkey Burger on a ciabatta roll with a side of sweet potato fries. I got the British Burger with a side of sweet potato fries. We both enjoyed our burgers and they were cooked to perfection. They have so many drink specials for everyday of the week and also a lot of beers on tap! They also have a lot of variety of micro brews which I want to try next time I go there for happy hour! Kudos on the customer service and I will be back again!
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Dave A.
Very cool atmosphere, great for a lunch with family or a dinner with friends. Their new addition is a great place to have a party. The zingers are huge and tasty. All in all, a cool place.
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Joseph B.
well, i finally made my way over to miller's ale house after a very very long day. i had heard alot about this place and was eager to check it out for myself. well, sorry to say, i was disappointed. when we walked in i really thought it looked promising. it was big, spacious and kinda manly. we were seated and our waitress came over rather quickly. she was friendly and seemed to know her stuff about specials etc. after perusing the menu a bit i decided to go with a 12oz ny strip and the young ladies i was with ordered the fish tacos and cajun chicken pasta. my appetizer of buffalo shrimp came rather quickly. not a huge fan of buffalo sauce but i figured id give it a shot. the sauce was so overpowering i couldnt even taste the shrimp. one of my companions appetizers never even came. it was served with her entree. that amounted to about five onion rings for a whopping $8!! the food overall was just average. it was typical applebees/fridays fare and probably not even as good as those. id rate chili's higher than them all. if youre looking for a place to drink beer and watch 100 tvs then this is the place for you but eat somewhere else.
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Michele H.
Yesterday, my boyfriend and I took my dad for his birthday. Our Waitress, (I believe her name was Jackie or Maria) was exceptional, everything was brought out in a timely manner. I got seafood mac and cheese, I noticed there was no seafood in it. I brought it to her attention and she was very apologetic about it. The manager came over and apologized and about 10 minutes later he brought me a brand new piping hot platter with seafood in it(yay) he also comped us desserts on the house, one for me, and one for my dads birthday. Very Nice service on a snowday! This is one of our go-to spots and we will keep returning!
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Gina M.
Great place. I think it is a great place to go to for dinner and a game of pool. It is loud and crowded but I think it is well worth the wait. They have alot to choose from also. This place is great for a sports game also. I do not reccommend the seafood macaroni and cheese though. That was the only meal here I had that I thought was absolutely disgusting. On a lighter note, go here! It's awesome.
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Shannon W.
Doesn't matter what you put on here if they don't like what you have to say it get deleted, so to me they are lying about themselves
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Duy N.
Went here for the first time after hearing others telling me how good the dinner specials are so I had to give it a try for myself. I went on a Tuesday so the special for that night is Lobster for $12.95. I think for that price the meal wasn't bad at all. The meal consist of a steam Lobster with a side or either fries, red skin mash potatoes, or a bad potato. I gave it a plus with the lobster for that price because the meat actually does not stick to the shell for once as other places I've been. Service: The waiter I had was seriously terrible. She would not come around as often as she should and we waited for a long time for our food to the point where my friend's rack of ribs was so dried out from being under the heat lamp. I asked for a refill and the waiter still did not bring our refills on drinks. other than that I still would come back for the dinner specials. Can't beat the price for lobster for only $12.95
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Michael F.
I've heard good things about the raw bar side, but honestly, I'm not going anywhere near raw in a place like Miller's. That being said, the lunch specials aren't a bad deal and neither are their drink specials. The portions are enough to fill you up and the prices don't make you wish you ate elsewhere. Nothing to write home about in terms of service, but a sweet tv arrangement will make sure you can enjoy the game while you wait. PS Weekday Lunch Raffle @ 1 PM. They give you raffle tickets as you come in, at 1PM if you are still present and have one of two winning tickets you get half off your order (excluding alcohol).
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Timothy M.
Good for the causal night out. Food is properly priced and you get what your pay for. The menu is immence and the draught list is pretty large as well. Seating at the bar is hard to come by and anytime after 6pm you will probably find yourself waiting 15 minutes. In an area that seems to have been flooded with restaurants and stores in recent years this is the only restaurant that seems to offer good consistant food at really good prices. My favorite is the chicken nachos. HOLY NACHOS!! This plate is huge.
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Betty B.
I'm a Northeast local and have been here a few times. I think the comparisons to Applebees and TGIF are really spot on. The food is nothing special but I can't really complain about it either. They are priced competitively for the area, actually pretty decently but remember you pay for what you get. The food isn't bad per se but it's nothing to write home about. At times I've said it looks horrible but tastes alright. I have never had problems with service here in fact its usually been pretty good. My feeling is a review on Miller's depends on why you went there. If I went there looking for a nice dinner night out, then no I wouldn't recommend it. If you were looking to go here for a sports game then yes absolutely, great atmosphere. All in all it's an ok place, just nothing super special.
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Mallory D.
Miller's is a good neighborhood stand by in an area where good dining options are few & far between. Everything I have ever eaten here has been very good & very reasonable. Great beer specials too (althought I wouldn't particularly recommend the mixed drinks). I really like sitting outside...even if it is chilly they keep it nice & warm out there. Solid spot!
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Kim H.
Second time here and again pleased. I love the Buffalo shrimp with sweet chili tai sauce. Zingers are always good. Last time asked for the calamari and it was missing. It made an appearance this time and I was happy to see it, nice and crispy and does have that sweet tai chili sauce on it. The fish tacos were ok. And the Cajun chicken pasta was tasty. Looking forward to going back to try more of their menu choices. Also reasonable drink specials. For a sports bar very good.
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Jude L.
This is the best sports bar I have ever been to. The food is delicious and always quality service.
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Ling P.
A great late-night spot to get your grub on in NE Philly. I'm a fan of their Ribeye (Tuesday Special). It's usually cooked just right and has enough seasoning that I don't have to drown it in A1 sauce. As for their Cajun Shrimp Pasta, not a big fan at all. It tastes bland and makes you lose your appetite. I've had a few of their sandwiches, which were standard and tasty. Miller's has Monday-Thursday specials, so be sure to check on their website since they don't usually tell you when you dine there. Service on the other hand is terrible at night. There's usually no one at the hostess stand, so you could be waiting for 10-15 minutes just to be seated in an almost empty restaurant. The servers take forever to take your order and to deliver your check, which doesn't make sense since they don't have many tables to wait on, so I suggest going early evening.
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Colleen M.
We usually go to the one in Willow Grove, but we were in the area so stopped at this one. We sat at the bar and the service was very inattentive. Everytime we wanted something, we had to flag down the bartender to get his attention. And even then it was quite a wait until we got service. Food is as mediocre as at the other location. The spinach dip was quite oily, and the chips served with it were bordering on stale. We also got steamed clams, and quite a few of the shells were broken, which concerned us a bit. The only reason it got 2 stars is because like the other, they have great drink specials. That's the only reason to really visit here.
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Christine A.
Millers is one of my "go-tos" for game watching of any kind, but you have to get there a little early if you want a real seat. Otherwise, you'll find yourself as part of a Eagles/Phillies/Flyers jersey-wearing throb of thick-necked wannabe jocks with their dolled up, potty-mouthed girl friends passionately yelling at the screen. Yes, you get a real feel of NE Philly sports fever at Millers, especially during game time. Millers has great drink specials and a wide range of artery-hardening, but oh-so-tasty food on a menu perfect for game watching. My favorite dishes: -zingers. -french onion soup (one of the better ones in the area). -NE Clam Chowder - shrimp & crab quesadilla - mini burgers with sweet potato fries (I'm not a fan of the regular fries). -the big red -and the list goes on..... Can you see why Millers is my game watching go-to spot?
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Hope R.
Great selection of beers and the boneless wing zinger was very good. But I had fish, mahi, mahi, taco and it was just okay. It was bitter from the charred marks and it lack taste and flavor. Great to was all the sporting events, but as far as dinner, its aight.
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Steve G.
I've been coming here regularly for the past 4 years, its my cheers, the staff is wonderful, most have been here for quite a while, and that's nice.. I've eaten almost everthing on the menu, my favorite is the rib special on monday. Cant beat the price and the meat just falls off the bone..I'm not a bar kind of guy. I rarely drink, but I stop in all the time to hang out. A fun place to watch ballgames, I highly recommend for a good time and now the outside bar has added another big plus for my favorite place
Go here to drink beer and to eat fried stuff or a burger. They have awesome beer specials - like 5 bud lights or miller lights bottles for 8 dollars. This is a steal! But if you go here expecting fancy and ambiance you are going to be disappointed. If you go here with realistic expectations of eating deep fried wings, fries, mozzarella sticks, or a burger - all while being entertained by the sites and sounds of Northeast Philly's finest - tattooed neck dudes and trash mouth sluts - you will be leave amused, happy and satisfied. I like this place for what it is. Also good place to go watch a Phillies or Eagles game.
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Jessica E.
This place is just another super tacky TGI Friday's-ish place. Went there because we were starving and it was really late so none of the good restaurants that are within 5 minutes of my house were open. The menu (which is perched on the edge of the table for you to grab for yourself) is just the standard chain restaurant burgers, fajitas, mozzerella sticks, etc. I just got fries, which were not crispy or good at all. My boyfriend said that his cheeseburger was "pretty good," which in his case was a compliment, especially for a place like that. I'm giving the place two stars instead of one because after automatically assuming that they'd have a shitty Chickie and Pete's style beer list, we ordered Blue Moon and Miller Lite only to find out later that they actually do have a few decent beers on tap.
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The S.
Beer selection: 31 taps, but 9 are lights or common lagers (e.g. bud light, MGD). This is especially disappointing when the Philadelphia Brewing company is right down the road. (I really should have gone there.) Ambiance: Although the bar looked nicely kept, it smelled notably... I expected those tiny fruit flies, but did not observe any. Patrons: The crowd was quite loud and raucous. Very spirited - just what you might expect from the F'ing Jersey/Philly crossover neighborhood! F'ing YEAH! (F YOU!) Service: Very slow. It took about 5 minutes for the staff to even ASK what I wanted. This was surprising since it was really not busy -- the Eagles had just lost in the playoffs, and the rats were deserting the ship. Most of the people at the bar were actually bartenders. (So, why was the service so bad?) (Oh, I am am really sorry about insulting rats.) Food: I never got asked what I wanted to eat so I cannot tell you what the food tasted like, although the menu (which featured a raw bar, seafood, and steaks) appeared to have a good variety at low price points. Best Point: Carry-out beer. Tons O' flat Screens.
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Gaz H.
Not a bad place to drink beer, watch TV, and ogle. Decor is a bit Hooters-esque (memories of a North Florida fishing hangout). Crowd is college bar meets neighborhood bar.
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Victor C.
Dinner at the Bar Review... Staying at the Four Points next door (random, yes... but I only do it so I can get more info to share on Yelp)... so I walked here before MNF to check it out. Had the Monday Night special $13.99 Full Rack of Baby Back Ribs. Quite bone right off the meat delicious... except the first rib was kind of cold, so I had initially thought I'd be disappointed. However, I still have 1/2 a rack sitting in my hotel frig, so quantity was definitely not a problem. The stuffed jalapenos were quite tasty. It was a rather unique version of the dish... It was like a friend wonton (the skin was)... wrapping philly cream cheese and slices of jalapenos. I liked it. Tons of drink specials... There's almost always at least some sort of $2 pint special or bucket special (5 for $8 MGD Miller Light, or Bud Light). Kind of thinking I'll come back at least one more time before I check out on Friday.
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Gandhus M.
I was here twice. Visit #1: Went there solo for food and beer. It was crowded. Sat at the only empty spot at the bar. Waited way longer than I should have. Bartender never acknowledged me. I left. That was definitely a first for me. Strange. Visit #2: Went there with a girlfriend on a football Sunday. Seated in a corner booth with a TV right above it. Music and TV so loud it was uncomfortable. Food was just okay. I think I ordered fried clams. (?!?!) - You can't screw up fried clams. - Shame on me for ordering fried clams at a joint like this. I concur with Rob R., it is painfully, painfully chain-like. If you're the football jersey, Miller Lite - type, this may be for you. I don't think I'll be back. They're lucky I went back the second time.
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Brooke W.
Well, I have to take my previous review back. We received a gift card for the holidays and decided to use it last night. I was leery since I didn't have a good experience before, but I was pleasantly surprised this time. Our waitress was in training, but she was very capable and friendly. We both ordered a beer (unfortunately they were out of the one I really wanted) but the ones we got instead were very cold and fresh-tasting. I decided on two entrees because I wasn't sure they would accomodate a request I had if I ordered the first one. But they happily switched out the scampi sauce for marinara in my seafood medley over linguine. It came out piping hot and while the linguine was slightly overcooked, along with the calamari, it was actually pretty good. It came with two "points" of garlic bread and was just enough to satisfy me. My companion ordered the pulled pork BBQ sandwich with french fries and was quite happy with it. We still have some money left on our card, so we will be back!
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Christopher A.
We love this place! The new side bar is awesome. We love the fireplace in there, it's just a great atmosphere. The food is consistently great, drinks are great, a huge selection of beer on tap. The wait staff is really good, and friendly. We never have to wait for a seat. The fajitas are a must try, as well as the nachos, and the funnel cake fries. If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive, nice place to eat, definitely try Millers.
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Matthew D.
First let me start off by saying although I have been to my fair share of fine restaurants I would never consider myself a dining expert. But when I tell you that I would not send my grandchildren's grandchildren to this place I mean it. I got the New York strip with rice and beans and when I tell you it was the worst steak dinner I have ever had in my life I mean it. If you can actually digest your meal you will not be pleased with the service it is at best a 4. By the way this is also my first review I have ever written in my entire life so you know it's bad. Go to Wawa.
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XZ S.
Both service and food was excellent. Food was reasonably priced and very delicious, large portions. I would definitely recommend.
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Sean M.
This place has been a good place to hang out. I received a gift card and tried it out, they have a really good beer selection and the food isnt bad either. We got our food comped since my buddy knew the manager. The only reason I can't give this place a 5 star rating is because I'm not sure how we would have been treated if we didnt know the manager. Check it out!!!
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Beth P.
Good food and good prices. Love the drink selection and the service is always good. Our server Drea was very nice and attentive. Happy we got there at 5, before the crowd. When we left at 6:15, the line was out the door.
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Jen W.
I always come for the beer and the sweet guys who serve at the bar. Never had the food except the occasional fries. Television selection is great! Perfect for a place to go to catch-up with friends you haven't seen in a long time.
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Igraine M.
Everything about this place is awesome . The food is great . The service is really good and the prices are great . By far the best place to eat In northeast Philly
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Joe H.
My wife and I had dinner last night at the Philly location. Three of us ordered the same meal (seafood, lobster and clam bake) while the two of the dishes were fine my order was cold and more than half the clams and muscles failed to open. Our waitress (Joanne) was very apologetic and eager to exchange the order, which when it came back it was excellent. The manager, sorry I didn't get his name was extremely nice and even refused to allow me to pay for my meal. I know people complain a lot so I just wanted someone to know that even though everything wasn't perfect right off the bat, the experience there was refreshing. Thank you again for an excellent time!
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Bernadette H.
Awesome food.
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Carolyn S.
We have been going to Millers for 5 yrs every Thursday night for our date night . We have met a great group of friends and we dine together every week . We have the best server ( meg ) and we have the best service . Just love her !!! We also are a group of 18 that come to the Super Bowl party every year . Rumor has it that the new owners may not sport the Super Bowl this year !!! Many of us are upset that this could take place . Please don't let this Happen !!!
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Donovan M.
I really love going to Miller's Ale House. I've been a raving fan since I lived in Florida. Katie Phil Jen always take care of me when I'm at the bar. You must have the zingers when your there its their signature item. Thanks again ill keep coming back
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Ali S.
My family used to LOVE this place. Any time we would want to go out to eat, we would choose Millers. Lately, every time we go, there is a problem. The quality of the food seems to have changed. There's always something wrong with at least one of our meals. The last time we were there, there were tables open but tons of people waiting to be seated. My dad said something to the hostess and she got the manager. Not even two minutes later, everyone was being seated. So I'm not really sure why everyone had to wait ten minutes or more to be seated.
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Ozzy U.
I love this place. They have great atmosphere and food. Service is fast, quality of food pretty good. Best oysters served here!
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Matt M.
Never has let me down with service or quality.
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Valentino G.
I came here with my mom on a Monday night not expecting anything to rave about, but I can honestly say I would rave about this place all day! Great place to get a beer and eat some food. I came here before a couple years ago when they fits opened, it was nothing spectacular, but since then they changed the whole building and added another section onto the original building. They have a wide variety of foods ranging from seafood to pasta, to burgers, wings, and delectable finger foods. My mom got the Turkey Burger on a ciabatta roll with a side of sweet potato fries. I got the British Burger with a side of sweet potato fries. We both enjoyed our burgers and they were cooked to perfection. They have so many drink specials for everyday of the week and also a lot of beers on tap! They also have a lot of variety of micro brews which I want to try next time I go there for happy hour! Kudos on the customer service and I will be back again!
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Dave A.
Very cool atmosphere, great for a lunch with family or a dinner with friends. Their new addition is a great place to have a party. The zingers are huge and tasty. All in all, a cool place.
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Joseph B.
well, i finally made my way over to miller's ale house after a very very long day. i had heard alot about this place and was eager to check it out for myself. well, sorry to say, i was disappointed. when we walked in i really thought it looked promising. it was big, spacious and kinda manly. we were seated and our waitress came over rather quickly. she was friendly and seemed to know her stuff about specials etc. after perusing the menu a bit i decided to go with a 12oz ny strip and the young ladies i was with ordered the fish tacos and cajun chicken pasta. my appetizer of buffalo shrimp came rather quickly. not a huge fan of buffalo sauce but i figured id give it a shot. the sauce was so overpowering i couldnt even taste the shrimp. one of my companions appetizers never even came. it was served with her entree. that amounted to about five onion rings for a whopping $8!! the food overall was just average. it was typical applebees/fridays fare and probably not even as good as those. id rate chili's higher than them all. if youre looking for a place to drink beer and watch 100 tvs then this is the place for you but eat somewhere else.
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Michele H.
Yesterday, my boyfriend and I took my dad for his birthday. Our Waitress, (I believe her name was Jackie or Maria) was exceptional, everything was brought out in a timely manner. I got seafood mac and cheese, I noticed there was no seafood in it. I brought it to her attention and she was very apologetic about it. The manager came over and apologized and about 10 minutes later he brought me a brand new piping hot platter with seafood in it(yay) he also comped us desserts on the house, one for me, and one for my dads birthday. Very Nice service on a snowday! This is one of our go-to spots and we will keep returning!
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Gina M.
Great place. I think it is a great place to go to for dinner and a game of pool. It is loud and crowded but I think it is well worth the wait. They have alot to choose from also. This place is great for a sports game also. I do not reccommend the seafood macaroni and cheese though. That was the only meal here I had that I thought was absolutely disgusting. On a lighter note, go here! It's awesome.
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Shannon W.
Doesn't matter what you put on here if they don't like what you have to say it get deleted, so to me they are lying about themselves
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Duy N.
Went here for the first time after hearing others telling me how good the dinner specials are so I had to give it a try for myself. I went on a Tuesday so the special for that night is Lobster for $12.95. I think for that price the meal wasn't bad at all. The meal consist of a steam Lobster with a side or either fries, red skin mash potatoes, or a bad potato. I gave it a plus with the lobster for that price because the meat actually does not stick to the shell for once as other places I've been. Service: The waiter I had was seriously terrible. She would not come around as often as she should and we waited for a long time for our food to the point where my friend's rack of ribs was so dried out from being under the heat lamp. I asked for a refill and the waiter still did not bring our refills on drinks. other than that I still would come back for the dinner specials. Can't beat the price for lobster for only $12.95
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Michael F.
I've heard good things about the raw bar side, but honestly, I'm not going anywhere near raw in a place like Miller's. That being said, the lunch specials aren't a bad deal and neither are their drink specials. The portions are enough to fill you up and the prices don't make you wish you ate elsewhere. Nothing to write home about in terms of service, but a sweet tv arrangement will make sure you can enjoy the game while you wait. PS Weekday Lunch Raffle @ 1 PM. They give you raffle tickets as you come in, at 1PM if you are still present and have one of two winning tickets you get half off your order (excluding alcohol).
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Timothy M.
Good for the causal night out. Food is properly priced and you get what your pay for. The menu is immence and the draught list is pretty large as well. Seating at the bar is hard to come by and anytime after 6pm you will probably find yourself waiting 15 minutes. In an area that seems to have been flooded with restaurants and stores in recent years this is the only restaurant that seems to offer good consistant food at really good prices. My favorite is the chicken nachos. HOLY NACHOS!! This plate is huge.
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Betty B.
I'm a Northeast local and have been here a few times. I think the comparisons to Applebees and TGIF are really spot on. The food is nothing special but I can't really complain about it either. They are priced competitively for the area, actually pretty decently but remember you pay for what you get. The food isn't bad per se but it's nothing to write home about. At times I've said it looks horrible but tastes alright. I have never had problems with service here in fact its usually been pretty good. My feeling is a review on Miller's depends on why you went there. If I went there looking for a nice dinner night out, then no I wouldn't recommend it. If you were looking to go here for a sports game then yes absolutely, great atmosphere. All in all it's an ok place, just nothing super special.
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Mallory D.
Miller's is a good neighborhood stand by in an area where good dining options are few & far between. Everything I have ever eaten here has been very good & very reasonable. Great beer specials too (althought I wouldn't particularly recommend the mixed drinks). I really like sitting outside...even if it is chilly they keep it nice & warm out there. Solid spot!
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Kim H.
Second time here and again pleased. I love the Buffalo shrimp with sweet chili tai sauce. Zingers are always good. Last time asked for the calamari and it was missing. It made an appearance this time and I was happy to see it, nice and crispy and does have that sweet tai chili sauce on it. The fish tacos were ok. And the Cajun chicken pasta was tasty. Looking forward to going back to try more of their menu choices. Also reasonable drink specials. For a sports bar very good.
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Jude L.
This is the best sports bar I have ever been to. The food is delicious and always quality service.
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Ling P.
A great late-night spot to get your grub on in NE Philly. I'm a fan of their Ribeye (Tuesday Special). It's usually cooked just right and has enough seasoning that I don't have to drown it in A1 sauce. As for their Cajun Shrimp Pasta, not a big fan at all. It tastes bland and makes you lose your appetite. I've had a few of their sandwiches, which were standard and tasty. Miller's has Monday-Thursday specials, so be sure to check on their website since they don't usually tell you when you dine there. Service on the other hand is terrible at night. There's usually no one at the hostess stand, so you could be waiting for 10-15 minutes just to be seated in an almost empty restaurant. The servers take forever to take your order and to deliver your check, which doesn't make sense since they don't have many tables to wait on, so I suggest going early evening.
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Colleen M.
We usually go to the one in Willow Grove, but we were in the area so stopped at this one. We sat at the bar and the service was very inattentive. Everytime we wanted something, we had to flag down the bartender to get his attention. And even then it was quite a wait until we got service. Food is as mediocre as at the other location. The spinach dip was quite oily, and the chips served with it were bordering on stale. We also got steamed clams, and quite a few of the shells were broken, which concerned us a bit. The only reason it got 2 stars is because like the other, they have great drink specials. That's the only reason to really visit here.
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Jay D.
(vegan review) horrible if you're vegan. they have a separate "vegetarian" menu that they break out only if you ask for it, only everything on there is loaded with cheese. they have a veggie burger of questionable veganness. this place is even worse if you don't drink. if you drink and eat meat, you'll have a much better time here than if you do not.
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Christine A.
Millers is one of my "go-tos" for game watching of any kind, but you have to get there a little early if you want a real seat. Otherwise, you'll find yourself as part of a Eagles/Phillies/Flyers jersey-wearing throb of thick-necked wannabe jocks with their dolled up, potty-mouthed girl friends passionately yelling at the screen. Yes, you get a real feel of NE Philly sports fever at Millers, especially during game time. Millers has great drink specials and a wide range of artery-hardening, but oh-so-tasty food on a menu perfect for game watching. My favorite dishes: -zingers. -french onion soup (one of the better ones in the area). -NE Clam Chowder - shrimp & crab quesadilla - mini burgers with sweet potato fries (I'm not a fan of the regular fries). -the big red -and the list goes on..... Can you see why Millers is my game watching go-to spot?
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Hope R.
Great selection of beers and the boneless wing zinger was very good. But I had fish, mahi, mahi, taco and it was just okay. It was bitter from the charred marks and it lack taste and flavor. Great to was all the sporting events, but as far as dinner, its aight.
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Steve G.
I've been coming here regularly for the past 4 years, its my cheers, the staff is wonderful, most have been here for quite a while, and that's nice.. I've eaten almost everthing on the menu, my favorite is the rib special on monday. Cant beat the price and the meat just falls off the bone..I'm not a bar kind of guy. I rarely drink, but I stop in all the time to hang out. A fun place to watch ballgames, I highly recommend for a good time and now the outside bar has added another big plus for my favorite place
Go here to drink beer and to eat fried stuff or a burger. They have awesome beer specials - like 5 bud lights or miller lights bottles for 8 dollars. This is a steal! But if you go here expecting fancy and ambiance you are going to be disappointed. If you go here with realistic expectations of eating deep fried wings, fries, mozzarella sticks, or a burger - all while being entertained by the sites and sounds of Northeast Philly's finest - tattooed neck dudes and trash mouth sluts - you will be leave amused, happy and satisfied. I like this place for what it is. Also good place to go watch a Phillies or Eagles game.
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Jessica E.
This place is just another super tacky TGI Friday's-ish place. Went there because we were starving and it was really late so none of the good restaurants that are within 5 minutes of my house were open. The menu (which is perched on the edge of the table for you to grab for yourself) is just the standard chain restaurant burgers, fajitas, mozzerella sticks, etc. I just got fries, which were not crispy or good at all. My boyfriend said that his cheeseburger was "pretty good," which in his case was a compliment, especially for a place like that. I'm giving the place two stars instead of one because after automatically assuming that they'd have a shitty Chickie and Pete's style beer list, we ordered Blue Moon and Miller Lite only to find out later that they actually do have a few decent beers on tap.
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The S.
Beer selection: 31 taps, but 9 are lights or common lagers (e.g. bud light, MGD). This is especially disappointing when the Philadelphia Brewing company is right down the road. (I really should have gone there.) Ambiance: Although the bar looked nicely kept, it smelled notably... I expected those tiny fruit flies, but did not observe any. Patrons: The crowd was quite loud and raucous. Very spirited - just what you might expect from the F'ing Jersey/Philly crossover neighborhood! F'ing YEAH! (F YOU!) Service: Very slow. It took about 5 minutes for the staff to even ASK what I wanted. This was surprising since it was really not busy -- the Eagles had just lost in the playoffs, and the rats were deserting the ship. Most of the people at the bar were actually bartenders. (So, why was the service so bad?) (Oh, I am am really sorry about insulting rats.) Food: I never got asked what I wanted to eat so I cannot tell you what the food tasted like, although the menu (which featured a raw bar, seafood, and steaks) appeared to have a good variety at low price points. Best Point: Carry-out beer. Tons O' flat Screens.
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Gaz H.
Not a bad place to drink beer, watch TV, and ogle. Decor is a bit Hooters-esque (memories of a North Florida fishing hangout). Crowd is college bar meets neighborhood bar.
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Victor C.
Dinner at the Bar Review... Staying at the Four Points next door (random, yes... but I only do it so I can get more info to share on Yelp)... so I walked here before MNF to check it out. Had the Monday Night special $13.99 Full Rack of Baby Back Ribs. Quite bone right off the meat delicious... except the first rib was kind of cold, so I had initially thought I'd be disappointed. However, I still have 1/2 a rack sitting in my hotel frig, so quantity was definitely not a problem. The stuffed jalapenos were quite tasty. It was a rather unique version of the dish... It was like a friend wonton (the skin was)... wrapping philly cream cheese and slices of jalapenos. I liked it. Tons of drink specials... There's almost always at least some sort of $2 pint special or bucket special (5 for $8 MGD Miller Light, or Bud Light). Kind of thinking I'll come back at least one more time before I check out on Friday.
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Gandhus M.
I was here twice. Visit #1: Went there solo for food and beer. It was crowded. Sat at the only empty spot at the bar. Waited way longer than I should have. Bartender never acknowledged me. I left. That was definitely a first for me. Strange. Visit #2: Went there with a girlfriend on a football Sunday. Seated in a corner booth with a TV right above it. Music and TV so loud it was uncomfortable. Food was just okay. I think I ordered fried clams. (?!?!) - You can't screw up fried clams. - Shame on me for ordering fried clams at a joint like this. I concur with Rob R., it is painfully, painfully chain-like. If you're the football jersey, Miller Lite - type, this may be for you. I don't think I'll be back. They're lucky I went back the second time.
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Brooke W.
Well, I have to take my previous review back. We received a gift card for the holidays and decided to use it last night. I was leery since I didn't have a good experience before, but I was pleasantly surprised this time. Our waitress was in training, but she was very capable and friendly. We both ordered a beer (unfortunately they were out of the one I really wanted) but the ones we got instead were very cold and fresh-tasting. I decided on two entrees because I wasn't sure they would accomodate a request I had if I ordered the first one. But they happily switched out the scampi sauce for marinara in my seafood medley over linguine. It came out piping hot and while the linguine was slightly overcooked, along with the calamari, it was actually pretty good. It came with two "points" of garlic bread and was just enough to satisfy me. My companion ordered the pulled pork BBQ sandwich with french fries and was quite happy with it. We still have some money left on our card, so we will be back!
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Christopher A.
We love this place! The new side bar is awesome. We love the fireplace in there, it's just a great atmosphere. The food is consistently great, drinks are great, a huge selection of beer on tap. The wait staff is really good, and friendly. We never have to wait for a seat. The fajitas are a must try, as well as the nachos, and the funnel cake fries. If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive, nice place to eat, definitely try Millers.
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Ben V.
Ex frat boys and biker chicks seem to find this marina tourist trap like establishment popular. The food here is a criminal offense, the beer selection is rather weak, and the restaurant itself wreaks of dirty toilet water. This sail is sinking...far far away from any sight of land to anchor on.
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Louise H.
I have been going to Miller's for years. Almost always sit at the bar and have dinner there. The zingers are delicious and a favorite but I have often ordered the fish dishes and am never disappointed. They have amazing daily food specials, the beer list is extensive and they offer lots of drink specials. The bartenders are wonderful! It's a fun loud place on game day/night but that is what I like about it! I am giving Miller's 5 stars for overall experience.
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bob a.
When you get to the place where traveling for work is no longer fun you just look for a place that is close to your hotel. That is how I ended up here. Looked like a good place to catch some baseball, get something to eat, drink and roll into bed shortly after. Yes, it looks like a chain. No, it is probably not the trendiest place in the Philadelphia area (at least I hope not for your sakes). The place was crowded - so crowded that I didn't even think I was gonna find a seat at the bar. I would have been forced to plan B - Fast food, sitting in bed watching Seinfeld reruns. I did find the one empty seat at the bar, squeezed in, and had dinner. Good menu - lots of variety. I got the Zinger Salad (Really wanted the Zinger Mountain - Fried Chicken strips on french fries, topped with bacon and cheese and other awesomeness - but if I ordered like that at all the places I end up at when I travel I'd be dead soon). The Salad was good. Zingers would be my thing If I came here again. Service was good. I think there were 3-4 bartenders, so always someone to fill my drink or see if I needed anything. I'd go back - even if I'm not staying right next door.
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Jack R.
I am updating my review for this place; after I wrote my last review, I was contacted by the general manager, who apologized profusely & sent me a $40 gift card to give them another shot. Service was much improved from my last visit, and while the food was OK, for what they charge, it could have been larger: I ordered the grilled chicken breast sandwhich, which came on a huge kaiser roll, with a TINY piece of chicken on it. It tasted OK, but the sandwhich was mostly roll, & I did leave there hungry. I mean, I didn't order a Filet Mignon sandwhich, it was chicken. C-H-I-C-K-E-N. They could have at least put a whole breast on there. VERY disappointing. My wife & son were both pleased with what they ordered,so I guess maybe it's just me, and while I appreciate Miller's generosity in extending me the gift card, I won't be returning.
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Rob R.
Flashback to the times when it was cool to hang out at Applebee's or Ruby Tuesday on a Friday night. Wait... was that ever cool? This place has all of the chain-like qualities in place: tacky decor, 90s jams on rotation, predictable menu, and FLAIR!!! Went here on a recommendation (and let's be honest, the Northeast doesn't have much to offer). That being said, Miller's gets 3 stars.
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Gus J.
Went to this place 3 times. Twice to get a meal, and once to have some drinks. The two times I went for food were extremely disappointing, as I was there due to a recommendation of a friend. The last time I ate food there the service was terrible. Apps were forgotten and brought out after mains, nobody liked their food, and much of it went uneaten. I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was black, and SOAKED n grease. It was literally dripping in fat from the frier, and it was barely even warm. The fries were more like wet noodles. I didn't return the dish and ask for another, because if you can't even operate a deep fat frier, then you have to be high or just have no place in a kitchen. The times I went for drinks were ok. The place is really really noisy. There were quite a few people that were absolutely black out drunk, but they weren't bothering anyone. IT is a typical NE Philly bar. Nothing really sets it apart.
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Jay B.
I will give it a two n a half three times I been to this place n got my wings under cooked which seems to be a reoccuring problem...one good thing Is that its open late but I'm warn u eating food from here at night is like eating from a drive thru at night u get what u get n u can't complain cuz ain't shit else open
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Christin S.
This place went down hill fast. Used to enjoy their food but the last few times I've been there the food was underwhelming to say the least
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Li L.
Love their menu and drink specials here. I've been here a few times so I try to get something different every time. Seafood bake is delish and for only $18.99. Why spend more at Joe's Crab Shack? Seafood mac & cheese was amazing. The pasta dishes are OK. Calamari & zingers are yummy! Sometimes their cocktails/Beer can taste a bit watered down but since the price for the drinks is so cheap...I don't complain =\ Other than that...this place is a cool spot to go with a group of friends.
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Pa P.
They call this place a Sports Bar, but they don't get Comcast Sports Net in Philly, which is the home of the Phillies and Flyers and all of the important local college basketball. So let me get this straight: You advertise yourselves as a "sports bar" located in one of the most rabid sports towns in America and you don't get Comcast Sports Net? That's like being in New York City and not getting The New York Yankee network. I walked into that place and specifically asked if I could get the Temple basketball game on the other night. She asked what channel it was on? I said Comcast Sports Net. She said, "I'm sure we do. I'll get the manager to put it on. Can I get you anything?" I asked for a bucket of Miller Lites. Then the manager comes out and said, "We don't get Comcast Sports Net?" "You don't get Comcast Sports Net?" I asked incredulously. "No, all of our stations come out of New York," he said. "Well, this is Philly," I said. I went down the street to Hooters. They had Comcast Sports Net.
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Tru L.
I live a few minutes away from the Ale House and I go there frequently. The drink specials are amazing. Let's see here... $5 pitchers? $8 buckets (5 beers in a bucket)! Other cheap drinks and specials on specific days. The food is mediocre except for the Clam Bake which is only about $16, you get crab legs, lobster tail, potatoes, corn, clam chowder, clam, oyster, i have a feeling I'm missing something else. Their clam chowder is actually really good. I would also try the raw oysters as an appetizer. I enjoy playing pool and this is where I usually play. The service is all right, it could be better but they are really nice so that's always a plus. I would give this place 3 stars but they deserve 4 stars for their drink specials.
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Claire O.
This place is good for what it is - a standard bar/restaurant with a target demo of middle-aged people who drink on weekdays and enjoy large servings of food to accompany their booze. The specials are pretty bangin'. I went on a Thursday - $8 for 5 bottles of Miller Lite, Bud Light or Bud Light Lime (there might be more, I forget). They have different specials everyday, so it's worth checking out. The food is not anything to rave about, really. Standard bar fare, large servings. It is sort of a family restaurant, but I am generally averse to having babies anywhere there is a full bar out in the open. Bonus: Pool table and a few arcade games.
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Frank D.
hi my group and i go into to millers every week and since topper and scott left the place went down the food is not as good since they were there the service stinks and the new manager tony doesnt even come and greet you at the table like scott and topper did.had prime rib last thursday and it was as tough as shoeletterwe wrer told that we cant go to our table till 6pm now never done when topper was there it seems like that they are slowly ruining there operation. met i think his name was girard the gm and when i told him about my experence a while ago when i met him it was like ok will file it away need to get a spark again and tell the new mgr too mingle with his cutomers was there on wednesday and it was not packed so we walked out and went to the willow grove millers they were fantastic maybe they should learn from them will not go back there again
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Charon J.
Had a great time with my love here lastnight! Service was great and never a delay! The mojito's were superb, we'll definitely go back!!!!!
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Zanna H.
Ok I hate to do this. Because the first few times I went here things were promising. Last night we not only had a waitress but she was magician as well. She did the best disappearing act I have seen since I was 7. The only thing that she didn't disappear for was bringing the check back. It took a good 20 minute wait on her to just bring it at all, this being after we flagged down another waiter to form a search party. The wings came out with no sauce, the waitress once we flagged her down argued with us before taking them and putting "extra" sauce on them. It only was only downhill from there. I have the urge to do the math on how she completely lost her tip but I really would prefer to not relive it. The food was terrible, everything we ordered was bland. Also it looked like nothing was made in house. So I would rather go to the closest super market and buy that crap for a 1/4 of the price and cook it myself. At least then I would know it was cooked properly. The only reason to go here is to get cheap beer and watch a game on the multitude of screens.
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Kelly G.
Millers is a pretty good spot for food and drinks. There are $5 pitchers of miller lite or high life all day everyday, and half off apps Sunday-Wednesday after 10 pm. The wing zingers and buffalo shrimp are awesome. Great service, ask for Natalie or Patty as a server if you go. Definitely miss the pool table.
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Daniel B.
good place to watch a game and have a beer
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Stephanie N.
My ex boyfriend took me to this place last year for my birthday, it was a big waste of money. It took the waitress fifteen min to take our order and the place wasn't even crowded.If she would of been a min longer i would of walked out, which is what i should of did. The waitress was rude and seemed like she was pissed off about something. She came back with our drinks after another ten min and then our food came about twenty min later. I got about ten piecies of lettuce in my salad and about four small piecies of cold chicken in my salad. She gave me no dressing and i had to ask her for some. She came back with the dressing about five min later, by that time I had lost my appetite. Don't even think about asking for a refill on your drink cause by the time you recive it, you'll be ready for the check. My ex got some type of fish that came out cold and smelled like it was old. I don't know why but we got desert. About another ten min later it came out. It was a piecie of cake with a cookie in it. The desert was very small for the price that it cost alone. The check came and it was extremly high for the little food that we recieved, i'm so glad it was my b-day, so i didn't have to pay. He gave her a five dollar tip, she didn't even deserve a tip at all. Do not go here, food and service both bad, you'll regret it.
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Lenny D.
wings were really undercooked. i couldn't even finish them, which is saying a lot. great for watching a game with some buddies and beers. food isn't really that good. stick with nachos or something
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DJ M.
We visited this location for our second time yesterday, knowing with two misses at the Langhorne location, we will not be returning there for the "charm". At most restaurants, I get stuck in a rut and have the same old thing over and over, simply because I love it! Miller's has such a tempting variety of foods, that it encourages you to try it all. I've had their Ribs, the Smoked Whitefish with Jalapenos, the NE Clam Chowder, The Crab, Mozzarella and Jalapeno wedges, Buffalo Shrimp tossed in a spicy garlic sauce, the Miller's Steak sandwich is DE bomb! Okay, so far, I have tried all of these and loved each and everyone of them! Yesterday hubby once again, is stuck on their fried clam strips and he does enjoy them tremendously! The Onion Soup's description was very enticing, stating it was laced with sherry, I thought okay, this is how it should be made and it has to be good. Wrong!! If there was one drop of sherry in the entire pot, I could not detect it. It was so incredibly sweet, you could not even taste the onions or beef stock! Hubby tried it too and after one bite each, we just set it aside. I then had a Caesar Salad, which was huge, crisp and as asked for, loaded with fresh shredded Parmesan cheese, $1.95!! Not sure if they have anchovies, as I carry my own. I ordered the Surf and Turf. I've never been a cheap date, but I always have plenty of leftovers! Their Filet Mignon is a nice thick center cut, it is tender, juicy and of good quality. The trouble with the Ale Houses is they can not cook a steak to order. Hubby had so much trouble with his Porterhouse at the Langhorne location and I ordered mine here MR towards M. It was Rare. I ate the two ends, which were still rare, but with my brought in homemade Bearnaise sauce, Oh shut up, I enjoyed the few bites I had. Guess what is for lunch today? So, you know what the Turf was, the Surf was 1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs, NOT! I did not say a word about the soup and Theresa did not ask why we were returning a full crock to the kitchen, but I did inquire about this "1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs". She just assured me they were King Crab and those 2 skinny little legs were 1/2 pound. I buy all types of crab legs to cook at home and they were not King Crab and that was not even close to 1/2 pound for the additional $7.00. I still want to go back for a few of what I Love's and to try the sizzling Shrimp & Chicken Fajitas and I love a good BBQ Pulled Pork. Sandwich. Hubby had a Pepsi and I had a very, very, very hot Bloody Mary! I think it starts with 1/2 pound of Tabasco sauce. Okay, the bombshell... remember the gift card that we did not want, from the manager at the Langhorne location? We decided to use it and it had a zero balance on it. Hubby was already out in the car and I called him back in. Scott, the manager on duty, came over and asked us why we had it. He then called the Langhorne store and he came back and compted us $40.00. Both Scott at the Philadelphia Ale House and Matt at the Langhorne Ale House were very nice and seemed to really want our return business. This was the third charm from the Langhorne location and we will try the Philly location again. If Miller's Ale House ever reads these reviews, I have one huge suggestion. I never saw Matt until it had escalated to the point of no return, literally. I saw Scott walking around, but not once did I see him stop by a table to welcome them or to see if they were enjoying their visit. Most issues and future problems can be nipped in the bud, if management stays on top of the cook and wait staff. Welcome your guests, stop by just to see how much we are or are not loving it. By the way, the restrooms are very clean and you won't find any Crabs in here either!
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David W.
This may become my new favorite local chill spot. Good food, good drink deals, and like a gazillion TVs for sports viewing. #FTW
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Reid F.
Philadelphians can be such whiners. For what it is (a sports bar with good food and great beer), this is one of the best. Sure, it's not a five star restaurant, but the prices are reasonable and the food is good. Try the twin lobster tails (real Maine lobster) or the Lobster Bake (actually boiled).
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Frank C.
I was there recently with a group of friends. I had the Zinger Mountain Melt and a diet Pepsi. I also had the Captain Jack's Nutty Brother for dessert. The food was good and the place was clean. I even had some fun with the digital juke box.
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Rob L.
"Blah" is the word I'd use to describe this place. I went there for the first time, recently, and can say I won't be back. You know how you can walk into a bar and instantly get a feel for the place? Well, not here. The atmosphere is non-existent. It's a bar that lacks any kind of feel - it's just, well, sterile. It has the makings of a bad version of TGI Fridays. I just didn't think the place had any personality. The bartenders were decent, but the guy that waited on my buddy and me acted like he'd rather be stepping on land mines than working. I don't know. This place didn't do anything for me, so I have to give it a low rating.
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Kaki C.
Stopped by here yesterday with the crew from work for a nice lunch on the covered patio. Broad, tempting menu at resonable prices. The Bahamian Conch chowder was good, and the wings ordered by my compadre (an wing critic of the highest order) garnered praise for their good size and outstanding flavor. He had the Mt.St.Helen's Hot wings which were nicely spiced (not volcanic) - I will admit to looking longingly at them a few times and enjoyed a leftover wing when he was done. The Ukranian ordered the Fiesta Nachos from the summer menu (nice touch) and they looked beautiful - crisp, not greasy chips, chili, etc. Not overloaded, which to my mind, makes the whole pile a soggy mess half way into them. My clam strips were decent, but there were some tempting options that I would try before I ordered them again. Our crew will be back for work lunches, regularly, I think.
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Van C.
I recently went here for my birthday while looking for a restaurant the covered both surf and turf parts of the menu. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a place fairly local and so reasonably priced as well. We had great service and there was a large beer selection both foreign and domestic with which to wet my appetite with. Our service was quite good and very accommodating. The atmosphere was that like a sports bar with many TVs positioned around the place playing local sports. They have a very extensive menu for whatever mood your in.
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sue g.
Much better when they first opened.....the prime rib special is ok...ya get what you pay for...most times a tad chewy..but the 1.95 cesear salad suprisingly is delicious! Also the shrimp and crab quesidillas are very very good.... 35 shrimp platter is too buttery.....Fish is very good, if they cook it right..I ordered with no oil so instead they drowned it in butter...sent back then came back overcooked and dry as wood! Overall just ok...liked it much better in the beginning.....
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Pamela V.
It's a good bar place for the Northeast part of philly...it's really cheap...but in the end it's just a nicely put dive bar
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Coal M.
Atmosphere is good, and there are more TV's than I have ever seen in one sports bar. Beer selection is OK, food is OK. They had GREAT beers to go in the cold case up front, better than what was on tap. If you find yourself stuck at the FourPoints next door, this isn't a bad choice.
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Joffy J.
The zingers are amazing especially the mix with hot and sweet Thai sauce. Also the desserts are very good, the buried treasure is by far the best dessert they have. The rest of the menu is decent and has a good variety.
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Jess N.
I fricken love this place. Cheap beer,good and inexpensive food, attentive servers and a zillion TVs. I just love it. I recommend the zingers (duh), the Asian chicken salad and the fish tacos. Now I want fish tacos.
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Felicia C.
I didn't visit Miller's for two and a half years after the first visit, but last night, we tried it again, and it was much better. The nachos appetizer was good with fresh guacamole and lots of other toppings. My dinner was fantastic: mahi-mahi, steamed in foil with zucchini, broccoli, peppers, tomato slices, potatoes, onions, and lemon. My shot was huge, so it was more like a little cocktail, and it was tasty. I am glad that their food and drinks have improved over the years!
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Ancy T.
Ordered dinner from here and everything turned out pretty well. They forgot one of the meals, but we were able to manage around it (luckily) and the manager was very accommodating in trying to resolve the issue. Regardless, food was good - well as good as bar food can be! I've been here for a happy hour and had a good time. The venue is pretty big and I like the setup. I wonder what it is like when it gets crowded but it seemed like an open and friendly environment with people of all ages! I'd come back!
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Stephen B.
I hate to do this. But i don't have much of choice. This use to be my favorite spot to hang. Eaither if it was to enjoy the good chicken zingers or the great taste of the full rack of ribs or just a beer or two. I don't know what has happened. Yes it's always hopping with people. But everything that I experience back few years ago. Is just not the same anymore. They always had beer specials. Now when u go in u lucky If they have any at all. I know times change but the people that Come in This place think they lower the prices just alittle not asking a ton. Something esle I've notice hear that I have not notice anywhere else is the alcohol tax on a receipt. Something new to me. Mabe it's always been there and have not notice it. I like to go out and enjoy a good times with friends but after what we came hear to, don't think we will be coming back anytime soon. But it will not stop me by saying it is some of the best food in and around the area.
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Heather R.
I'm really not impressed with Miller's. Yes they have cheap drinks, but they are VERY weak. The food is not great and actually overpriced. I understand stopping here for happy hour now and again. However, there are much better options.
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Dan M.
Had the fish tacos were awesome great beer selections and it was a Thursday so my grandfather for the special which was the prime rib and he couldn't stop raving about it great place greet atmosphere and our waitress was Sam great girl ask for her when you go!
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Donald D.
Another year in the League, another year of being middle of the pack. Bartender Phil runs his bar like he runs his Fantasy squad. He has some home runs, like the Zingers, and a good beer list, but he doesn't have the closing power to bring this establishment to the Bowl. On a recent night at the bar, I asked Phil why my Asian Chicken Salad was dry, and he gave us the same routine about how its better at the other Miller's that he works at. Yeah, OK Phil, just like you're in first place in your other league every year... were almost 40 dude- let me guess your girlfriend is smoking hot and you met her at camp last summer.....Maybe less time hounding the single moms and hostesses , and more time making trades, and he can turn Millers around to a perennial Boulevard contender.
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Maria P R.
Thursday's are prime rib special! It's always cooked the way we ordered. The best part of the place is that they have a dessert not on the menu called funnel fries. Just ask for it. So good !!! You have a choice of ice cream and some sauce like chocolate or Carmel. Also the server Lee is on the ball , friendly and knowledgable of the menu.
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Pri H.
I've come here a couple of times so far and have tried something from different parts of the menu. I have yet to find something I can say is good. This will be my last time coming here.
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Natalie D.
The food was very bland today usually I love coming here for the zingers but something wasn't right maybe a new cook or something I wish I went somewhere else.
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Gabriel R.
food was nasty and the waitress was rude, slammed my water on the table after I told her that my sampler was stale and raw. Only good thing was the watermelon Rita pitcher
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Marie M.
Great service and excellent food today.. We all left full and happy keep up the good work... and as always we will be back!!!
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Jim S.
Went with my cuz on Wednesday night for their "Lobster Dinner." See menu. I have no complaints. Brena's service was superior. Manager stopped over to see how everything was going, nice touch. Staff was friendly and pleasant. Ambiance acceptable with nice and high back booths for privacy aura. Yea, I'd go back and I'd recommend this place.
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Anwar A.
Good inexpensive food, blue collar atmosphere, great staff. Me & wife shared 35 shrimp top with a sweet and spicy Thai sauce.
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S R.
Wow. Cool spot! Nick working it behind that bar! Seafood Mac & cheese!! Huge plate & deelish! And I got garlic Parm wings. If u like em crispy better request that. But they r big! Tons of beers & tons on tap! I enjoyed $2.75 Bud Lite then $1 more 23 ounces! Music playing, TVs just casual atmosphere. Sports barish but better food. Lot of variety actually so everyone in your group should be happy. Daily specials, late night happy hrs. Def my kinda place! I'm from outta town so this was my 1st time. I'd def come back. ONLY complaint-it's so freaking hot in here I'm sweating thru my clothes!! Turn heat down geeZ!!
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Deborah P.
My Build-a-Burger was sensational...those who are curious...blu cheese crumbles, pico de gallo, guacomole, with the pre-requisite pickles, lettuce, and tomatoes. The food is matched by the service. I couldn't believe the bun stayed together.
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Jon R.
Great bar but just an ok restaurant. Many types of beer and a lot of games and their food is good but limited. I've always received good service at the bar.
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Camay C.
I'm a regular here at Miller's. I remember when this location was Smokey Bones which was horrible. Anyway, I got here around 4pm on a Saturday afternoon with a friend. Hostess was friendly. Instead of waiting for twenty minutes for a booth, we opted for a high top table in their terrace/additional seating area. The restaurant seating area was packed while our area was slowly filling in with all the college football fans wandering in. We had a seat. There only seemed to be one server in the area so it took him about six minutes to realize we were there. I ordered my favorite, draft of Angry Orchard beer and my friend had a regular margarita. We chatted for a while,looked over the menu and half of my beer was gone before we could place an order. Smh. Sheesh. We finally ordered our food. I ordered the fish tacos which were awesome. No complaints at all. Friend ordered chicken quesadillas. Honestly I love sports bars and this one is my favorite simply because of their huge beer selection! Food is good as far as appetizers. Their regular menu items get a slight nod of approval. Weren't the best entrees. But then again I don't go to a sports bar for a Great entree. The service needs a slight boost though.
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Nelson A.
Disappointing to say bathrooms were dirty not clean at all manager was very nice. Staff not to friendly one nice bartender other bartender looked rite at us and walked on by
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Anthony S.
I have now dined here twice- both within about two or three months of each other. Both times were pretty disappointing overall. On both occasions, my girlfriend and I came hungry and craving sandwiches. The first time, I had a pretty bland chicken sandwich on a stale roll. It wasn't actively terrible, but still not good. The second time was horrible. I ordered the prime rib sandwich. What came out was a disaster. The meat was very fatty, cold and over-seasoned, yet had no taste, was bone dry, and the bread was incredibly stale. The fries weren't even edible (though, in hindsight, I could have been so put off by the sandwich that the sight of any food made me nauseous). So, why two stars? A few reasons- 1) 3/4 members of the staff I've interacted with were noticeably friendly, including the manager who came to the table after the server noticed I barely touched the prime rib sandwich, 2) the multitude of TVs is pretty a pretty cool experience on game day, and 3) the nachos are pretty ok (at least the girlfriend thinks so). Basically, I'm never going again.
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Elliot P.
This place was the embodiment of my second biggest fear about moving to Philadelphia (the first being the bone-chilling cold). It was late one night, and I needed something to eat. Not another diner I hoped. I stumbled across the place late on a Sunday night. First, it's great that this place was open, because most places in the are were not. It kind of felt like that movie "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" with Steve Carrell and they find a restaurant open and its the worst mix of brewhouse chain with trying to do everything and doing everything poorly. I missed home and was craving Mexican food and I was delighted to see Fajitas on the menu. I broke my own rule about not ordering food that the restaurant clearly does not specialize in. I ordered the chicken fajitas (good price by the way), and man was I disappointed. At first I was mad, because I thought, how can you not make a decent fajita? But yeah, everything just seemed to be super processed and not fresh. Microwaved pre-seasoned by someone who's never even seen a Mexican frozen chicken and then plopped on an ungodly hot skillet. The shredded cheddar "cheese" was not cheese, but it did look like it. It was just flavorless orange matter. I must say though that the service was good and the dessert was actually really good. It was this gut busting ice cream pie like thing. I don't remember the name. Captain Jack's special pie or some nonsense. I also ordered a couple appetizers; there's some deal where they're half price late night. I had the buffalo shrimp which were disgusting, and the calamari which were OK. If I were kidnapped and hadn't eaten in a while, I'd order that along with that dessert. Not the fajitas though. I'd have to be at least 5 days without food to entertain the idea of swallowing those. There are several large flat screen TVs so I think this place would be good for grabbing a beer and watching a game.
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Suzanne S.
I don't know if it was the peculiar smell (geriatric home??) in here that turned me off or what, but I was not impressed with Millers. I was looking for something remotely healthy to order here and when I saw that their salads had more calories than a cheeseburger and french fries, guess what I went with? I always thought that one can't go wrong with a burger but I was wrong. Their cheesburger was flavorless, and served on a dried out kaiser roll and the food was luke warm. The french fries could've been better if they were hot, but they were sort of cold. My friend ordered a salad which looked really good, but I'd have to save up my calories for a day if I wasn't trying to diet (siiiigh). Aside from the odor of the restaurant, it appeared to be clean and the service was good which is why I would come back if I wanted a few drinks and fried food.
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Tara L.
I've only been here once, but I'm giving a good review because my food was awesome. I got some kind of grilled chicken and pasta. Also the fried calamari was delicious. Nice environment but the booth seats were wooden and a little uncomfortable. Will be going back though :)
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Steve D.
I have been here several times and it is one of the better locations in this chain. I have had poor food at another Willow Grove location but last night I had one of the best sandwiches that I have ever had! Chicken Philly with the "loaded" up charge to add mushrooms and peppers to the already tasty concoction of grilled shaved chicken, onions grilled, melted cheese and spicy goodness. The big roll was fresh and it was stuffed full of the meat and toppings. I recommend the onion rings or they have good sweet potato fries for an up charge. My daughters New England Chowder was spot on and I am from Boston so I get it... This was a nice experience with cold soft drinks, great casual food. Service was adequate. There main seafood dishes in the past have been good but not 5 star thus a 4 star rating is sufficient.
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Marc E.
I usually come here on Friday nights after a meeting. We've never had a wait, the food, well, what can I say? You can't go wrong. I've had burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, but my favorite now is the 35-shrimp scampi. It's less than $15, and the sauce is AMAZING! My drink of choice is Captain and Coke, which at least on Friday nights is 2 shots of Captain for the price of one. I'm not sure how they are other nights, but I imagine it's the same. There's always a game on, always a lively crowd, and always a great time to be had.
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Colette W.
Late night stop with some friends and a baby for dinner - I wasn't really excited to go because of the low ratings on yelp but luckily I had no say since I wasn't the driver (as usual) so we ended up here anyway. And I'm glad about it ! It's a sizable restaurant with a huge bar room for smoking which is cool if you smoke and the ventilation system must be fantastic because no smoke comes out when the door opens and closes. The wait wasn't long - maybe ten minutes, and there is ample seating for waiting for a table. We went to the middle waiting room and chatted until we were seated. We had an awesome server who wasted no time and switched our drinks out when we didn't like them. I ordered the jambalaya because I have to order it whenever it is offered and I got it over rice instead of pasta. FANTASTIC ! it was so good and so filling that I only ate half and I was really trying. My friends got wings and they were great too. It's not a fancy schmancy place but it gets the job done. All for $12.
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Mike D.
I went here with some friends. I looked on the menu for chicken fingers but didn't see any, at least not as an entree, which I thought was weird since it's a sports bar staple everywhere else. So, I went with a cheeseburger instead. I got the cheeseburger with cheddar cheese & a side of fries. I asked for the burger to be well done. The cheese was ok. The burger was really dry, not juicy at all, and the bun was kinda rough. Fries were a bit undercooked. I tried adding ketchup to the burger, but even loads of ketchup couldn't resuscitate this burger. This burger was DOA straight from the kitchen. I highly doubt I'll be back.
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Charlotte D.
I went here for Monday Night Football a few weeks ago to see the Ravens game. My boyfriend had been trying to come here for months. I have also heard great things from a coworker. I ordered the wings and they were very good. They were breaded and sauced. The breading was really crunchy, light and tasty. I would agree with the others about service being a little iffy. I honestly would come back just for the wings. This place reminds me of Hooters. Pictures of food on a sticky, laminated menu, casual waiters and wooden floors and panels. With Hooters, you can't expect great service or a nice atmosphere. You go for the TVs and wings. But they have a better beer selection than Hooters. Their selection of craft beers on tap is great (maybe 15). I had the Goose Island 312, he had a Yards Philly Pale Ale. TAKE YOUR DAD, BOYFRIEND OR MALE FRIENDS HERE, NOT YOUR MOM OR GRANDMOTHER LOL.
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Alicia B.
Perfect lunch spot for me and my boyfriend. We had the best waiter ever! Doug was amazing. Excellence service! Very knowledgable and friendly. Whenever we go back, I will request him. The food was also good. I had the shrimp tacos, and my boyfriend ordered the turkey burger with sweet potato fries! Delish!!! I can't wait to go back!
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Dennis B.
Not a bad place to go watch a game. They always have drink specials that are good deals......the food has gotten much cheaper on the portions. If you order chicken wings you get maybe a half a cup of blue cheese. If you order a steak there is no meat on either end if the roll.......great beer selection other then that eat before or after........
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Keith R.
Amazing place! Started going when I lived in South Florida at the Davie Ale House back in the day. Highly recommended!
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Mike A.
Standard Ale House experience, but this one has more deadbeats hanging around than the other big one in Langhorne does. This one has an amazing firepit thing that no other restaurant in the area has, however. Very nice place!
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Kathleen A.
While staying at Four Points Sheraton for the last 11 days because of our Fox Chase condo fire we walked in the snow for dinner at Miller's Ale House. The waitress was very informative to the 46 Draft beers and I ordered the baked Mahi Mahi-w/vegetables in foil. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the fish was. My husband had the porterhouse which he cleaned all but our puppy's first steak bone. The manager, Jared Was an excellent business man and comp'd our chocolate pounder dessert. Most enjoyable evening after being displaced from our condo. Thank you Miller's Ale House. We'll be back!
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Shawn B.
I had lunch , with my partner (work) I was met at the patio bar by a young lady who had a huge smile and with bright eyes She is friendly , attentive, and has a pleasant sense of humor....all this while serving us, and other patrons and cleaning around the bar Stop in and see SAMMIE....hurry she's leaving for school soon
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Colleen C.
I've had many good experiences at Miller's. After tonight, however, I don't think I'll EVER be returning. My husband and one-year-old son and I wanted a quick bite to eat on our way home from a viewing for a relative who had passed away. Not only did we have to wait for a table when there were four or five visibly available booths, we then sat there for fifteen minutes and were completely ignored by more than one server passing by. We weren't even asked if we wanted to order drinks! Poor service is one thing; this was nonexistent service. When we walked out and were told to have a good night by the hostess, I informed her that a server never even came to our table. Her response was, "Oh, really?" Yes. Really. We will not return.
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David C.
I like to order wings here and watch a flyers game. The girls are young. The price for beers cost alot. I still would go back.
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Mike C.
Came tonight to watch the UFC PPV with some friends. We have been here a few times. The service itself is always good. The appetizers are great and fairly priced. Outside of that I will say the rest of the food is just ok. Nothing special wouldn't even say it's as good as other chains like Applebee's. But we come here more for the seperate bar they have. They have fantastic drink specials and cheap beer. It's a good place if you just want to get together with some friends away from the local dove bar.
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Evelyn D.
First time on St Pattys Day. Decent experience. Zinger Wings were a big hit. Garlic Parmesan was the flavor for the nite...coating and seasoned was just the right balance. Would definitely get them again. Beer and drink specials...shots of Jamison $3 Yeungling. Caesar side salad was tasty. Waitress worked bar alone..she needed more help. Although she was busy, when she came to us..she was attentive.
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Tara G.
For a chain, Miller's isn't too bad. I hadn't been here in over a year after a truly HORRIBLE experience with my server and then the manager on duty. I ended up speaking with the owner the next day, who informed me that this particular manager had already put in his two weeks notice and clearly didn't care anymore. While this is certainly no excuse, I accepted his humble apology. However, I wasn't in a rush to return here. The other night, a friend (who loves Miller's) suggested we go for dinner and a couple of drinks. The four of us went and it was packed. It was Saturday night at around 9 o'clock, so I have no issue with that. We waited about 10 minutes for a table, which was just fine. I noticed that since the last time I was there, they have really come a long way with their craft beer selection. I always like to see that. Also, the prices weren't terrible, averaging around $5 each- pretty standard. Food prices were good too. I ordered the 35 shrimp, which is 35 fried shrimp with cole slaw and one side- for $9.95. Not bad at all! It also tasted pretty decent. My husband had the prime rib sandwich, which he said was very good, and the other two in our group had burgers, which also looked pretty good. For the most part, this place is decent. Nothing amazing, but certainly not bad. For an affordable night out, this is a pretty good pick, especially if you're looking to stay in the Northeast.
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Address :9495 E Roosevelt Blvd
Philadelphia, PA, 19114
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch, Dinner, Late Night Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Ben V.
Ex frat boys and biker chicks seem to find this marina tourist trap like establishment popular. The food here is a criminal offense, the beer selection is rather weak, and the restaurant itself wreaks of dirty toilet water. This sail is sinking...far far away from any sight of land to anchor on.
(1)Louise H.
I have been going to Miller's for years. Almost always sit at the bar and have dinner there. The zingers are delicious and a favorite but I have often ordered the fish dishes and am never disappointed. They have amazing daily food specials, the beer list is extensive and they offer lots of drink specials. The bartenders are wonderful! It's a fun loud place on game day/night but that is what I like about it! I am giving Miller's 5 stars for overall experience.
(5)bob a.
When you get to the place where traveling for work is no longer fun you just look for a place that is close to your hotel. That is how I ended up here. Looked like a good place to catch some baseball, get something to eat, drink and roll into bed shortly after. Yes, it looks like a chain. No, it is probably not the trendiest place in the Philadelphia area (at least I hope not for your sakes). The place was crowded - so crowded that I didn't even think I was gonna find a seat at the bar. I would have been forced to plan B - Fast food, sitting in bed watching Seinfeld reruns. I did find the one empty seat at the bar, squeezed in, and had dinner. Good menu - lots of variety. I got the Zinger Salad (Really wanted the Zinger Mountain - Fried Chicken strips on french fries, topped with bacon and cheese and other awesomeness - but if I ordered like that at all the places I end up at when I travel I'd be dead soon). The Salad was good. Zingers would be my thing If I came here again. Service was good. I think there were 3-4 bartenders, so always someone to fill my drink or see if I needed anything. I'd go back - even if I'm not staying right next door.
(4)Jay D.
(vegan review) horrible if you're vegan. they have a separate "vegetarian" menu that they break out only if you ask for it, only everything on there is loaded with cheese. they have a veggie burger of questionable veganness. this place is even worse if you don't drink. if you drink and eat meat, you'll have a much better time here than if you do not.
(2)Jack R.
I am updating my review for this place; after I wrote my last review, I was contacted by the general manager, who apologized profusely & sent me a $40 gift card to give them another shot. Service was much improved from my last visit, and while the food was OK, for what they charge, it could have been larger: I ordered the grilled chicken breast sandwhich, which came on a huge kaiser roll, with a TINY piece of chicken on it. It tasted OK, but the sandwhich was mostly roll, & I did leave there hungry. I mean, I didn't order a Filet Mignon sandwhich, it was chicken. C-H-I-C-K-E-N. They could have at least put a whole breast on there. VERY disappointing. My wife & son were both pleased with what they ordered,so I guess maybe it's just me, and while I appreciate Miller's generosity in extending me the gift card, I won't be returning.
(2)Rob R.
Flashback to the times when it was cool to hang out at Applebee's or Ruby Tuesday on a Friday night. Wait... was that ever cool? This place has all of the chain-like qualities in place: tacky decor, 90s jams on rotation, predictable menu, and FLAIR!!! Went here on a recommendation (and let's be honest, the Northeast doesn't have much to offer). That being said, Miller's gets 3 stars.
(3)Gus J.
Went to this place 3 times. Twice to get a meal, and once to have some drinks. The two times I went for food were extremely disappointing, as I was there due to a recommendation of a friend. The last time I ate food there the service was terrible. Apps were forgotten and brought out after mains, nobody liked their food, and much of it went uneaten. I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was black, and SOAKED n grease. It was literally dripping in fat from the frier, and it was barely even warm. The fries were more like wet noodles. I didn't return the dish and ask for another, because if you can't even operate a deep fat frier, then you have to be high or just have no place in a kitchen. The times I went for drinks were ok. The place is really really noisy. There were quite a few people that were absolutely black out drunk, but they weren't bothering anyone. IT is a typical NE Philly bar. Nothing really sets it apart.
(2)Jay B.
I will give it a two n a half three times I been to this place n got my wings under cooked which seems to be a reoccuring problem...one good thing Is that its open late but I'm warn u eating food from here at night is like eating from a drive thru at night u get what u get n u can't complain cuz ain't shit else open
(2)Christin S.
This place went down hill fast. Used to enjoy their food but the last few times I've been there the food was underwhelming to say the least
(2)Li L.
Love their menu and drink specials here. I've been here a few times so I try to get something different every time. Seafood bake is delish and for only $18.99. Why spend more at Joe's Crab Shack? Seafood mac & cheese was amazing. The pasta dishes are OK. Calamari & zingers are yummy! Sometimes their cocktails/Beer can taste a bit watered down but since the price for the drinks is so cheap...I don't complain =\ Other than that...this place is a cool spot to go with a group of friends.
(4)Charon J.
Had a great time with my love here lastnight! Service was great and never a delay! The mojito's were superb, we'll definitely go back!!!!!
(4)Reid F.
Philadelphians can be such whiners. For what it is (a sports bar with good food and great beer), this is one of the best. Sure, it's not a five star restaurant, but the prices are reasonable and the food is good. Try the twin lobster tails (real Maine lobster) or the Lobster Bake (actually boiled).
(5)Frank C.
I was there recently with a group of friends. I had the Zinger Mountain Melt and a diet Pepsi. I also had the Captain Jack's Nutty Brother for dessert. The food was good and the place was clean. I even had some fun with the digital juke box.
(4)Pa P.
They call this place a Sports Bar, but they don't get Comcast Sports Net in Philly, which is the home of the Phillies and Flyers and all of the important local college basketball. So let me get this straight: You advertise yourselves as a "sports bar" located in one of the most rabid sports towns in America and you don't get Comcast Sports Net? That's like being in New York City and not getting The New York Yankee network. I walked into that place and specifically asked if I could get the Temple basketball game on the other night. She asked what channel it was on? I said Comcast Sports Net. She said, "I'm sure we do. I'll get the manager to put it on. Can I get you anything?" I asked for a bucket of Miller Lites. Then the manager comes out and said, "We don't get Comcast Sports Net?" "You don't get Comcast Sports Net?" I asked incredulously. "No, all of our stations come out of New York," he said. "Well, this is Philly," I said. I went down the street to Hooters. They had Comcast Sports Net.
(1)Tru L.
I live a few minutes away from the Ale House and I go there frequently. The drink specials are amazing. Let's see here... $5 pitchers? $8 buckets (5 beers in a bucket)! Other cheap drinks and specials on specific days. The food is mediocre except for the Clam Bake which is only about $16, you get crab legs, lobster tail, potatoes, corn, clam chowder, clam, oyster, i have a feeling I'm missing something else. Their clam chowder is actually really good. I would also try the raw oysters as an appetizer. I enjoy playing pool and this is where I usually play. The service is all right, it could be better but they are really nice so that's always a plus. I would give this place 3 stars but they deserve 4 stars for their drink specials.
(4)Claire O.
This place is good for what it is - a standard bar/restaurant with a target demo of middle-aged people who drink on weekdays and enjoy large servings of food to accompany their booze. The specials are pretty bangin'. I went on a Thursday - $8 for 5 bottles of Miller Lite, Bud Light or Bud Light Lime (there might be more, I forget). They have different specials everyday, so it's worth checking out. The food is not anything to rave about, really. Standard bar fare, large servings. It is sort of a family restaurant, but I am generally averse to having babies anywhere there is a full bar out in the open. Bonus: Pool table and a few arcade games.
(3)Frank D.
hi my group and i go into to millers every week and since topper and scott left the place went down the food is not as good since they were there the service stinks and the new manager tony doesnt even come and greet you at the table like scott and topper did.had prime rib last thursday and it was as tough as shoeletterwe wrer told that we cant go to our table till 6pm now never done when topper was there it seems like that they are slowly ruining there operation. met i think his name was girard the gm and when i told him about my experence a while ago when i met him it was like ok will file it away need to get a spark again and tell the new mgr too mingle with his cutomers was there on wednesday and it was not packed so we walked out and went to the willow grove millers they were fantastic maybe they should learn from them will not go back there again
(2)DJ M.
We visited this location for our second time yesterday, knowing with two misses at the Langhorne location, we will not be returning there for the "charm". At most restaurants, I get stuck in a rut and have the same old thing over and over, simply because I love it! Miller's has such a tempting variety of foods, that it encourages you to try it all. I've had their Ribs, the Smoked Whitefish with Jalapenos, the NE Clam Chowder, The Crab, Mozzarella and Jalapeno wedges, Buffalo Shrimp tossed in a spicy garlic sauce, the Miller's Steak sandwich is DE bomb! Okay, so far, I have tried all of these and loved each and everyone of them! Yesterday hubby once again, is stuck on their fried clam strips and he does enjoy them tremendously! The Onion Soup's description was very enticing, stating it was laced with sherry, I thought okay, this is how it should be made and it has to be good. Wrong!! If there was one drop of sherry in the entire pot, I could not detect it. It was so incredibly sweet, you could not even taste the onions or beef stock! Hubby tried it too and after one bite each, we just set it aside. I then had a Caesar Salad, which was huge, crisp and as asked for, loaded with fresh shredded Parmesan cheese, $1.95!! Not sure if they have anchovies, as I carry my own. I ordered the Surf and Turf. I've never been a cheap date, but I always have plenty of leftovers! Their Filet Mignon is a nice thick center cut, it is tender, juicy and of good quality. The trouble with the Ale Houses is they can not cook a steak to order. Hubby had so much trouble with his Porterhouse at the Langhorne location and I ordered mine here MR towards M. It was Rare. I ate the two ends, which were still rare, but with my brought in homemade Bearnaise sauce, Oh shut up, I enjoyed the few bites I had. Guess what is for lunch today? So, you know what the Turf was, the Surf was 1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs, NOT! I did not say a word about the soup and Theresa did not ask why we were returning a full crock to the kitchen, but I did inquire about this "1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs". She just assured me they were King Crab and those 2 skinny little legs were 1/2 pound. I buy all types of crab legs to cook at home and they were not King Crab and that was not even close to 1/2 pound for the additional $7.00. I still want to go back for a few of what I Love's and to try the sizzling Shrimp & Chicken Fajitas and I love a good BBQ Pulled Pork. Sandwich. Hubby had a Pepsi and I had a very, very, very hot Bloody Mary! I think it starts with 1/2 pound of Tabasco sauce. Okay, the bombshell... remember the gift card that we did not want, from the manager at the Langhorne location? We decided to use it and it had a zero balance on it. Hubby was already out in the car and I called him back in. Scott, the manager on duty, came over and asked us why we had it. He then called the Langhorne store and he came back and compted us $40.00. Both Scott at the Philadelphia Ale House and Matt at the Langhorne Ale House were very nice and seemed to really want our return business. This was the third charm from the Langhorne location and we will try the Philly location again. If Miller's Ale House ever reads these reviews, I have one huge suggestion. I never saw Matt until it had escalated to the point of no return, literally. I saw Scott walking around, but not once did I see him stop by a table to welcome them or to see if they were enjoying their visit. Most issues and future problems can be nipped in the bud, if management stays on top of the cook and wait staff. Welcome your guests, stop by just to see how much we are or are not loving it. By the way, the restrooms are very clean and you won't find any Crabs in here either!
(3)Zanna H.
Ok I hate to do this. Because the first few times I went here things were promising. Last night we not only had a waitress but she was magician as well. She did the best disappearing act I have seen since I was 7. The only thing that she didn't disappear for was bringing the check back. It took a good 20 minute wait on her to just bring it at all, this being after we flagged down another waiter to form a search party. The wings came out with no sauce, the waitress once we flagged her down argued with us before taking them and putting "extra" sauce on them. It only was only downhill from there. I have the urge to do the math on how she completely lost her tip but I really would prefer to not relive it. The food was terrible, everything we ordered was bland. Also it looked like nothing was made in house. So I would rather go to the closest super market and buy that crap for a 1/4 of the price and cook it myself. At least then I would know it was cooked properly. The only reason to go here is to get cheap beer and watch a game on the multitude of screens.
(1)Kelly G.
Millers is a pretty good spot for food and drinks. There are $5 pitchers of miller lite or high life all day everyday, and half off apps Sunday-Wednesday after 10 pm. The wing zingers and buffalo shrimp are awesome. Great service, ask for Natalie or Patty as a server if you go. Definitely miss the pool table.
(4)Daniel B.
good place to watch a game and have a beer
(4)Stephanie N.
My ex boyfriend took me to this place last year for my birthday, it was a big waste of money. It took the waitress fifteen min to take our order and the place wasn't even crowded.If she would of been a min longer i would of walked out, which is what i should of did. The waitress was rude and seemed like she was pissed off about something. She came back with our drinks after another ten min and then our food came about twenty min later. I got about ten piecies of lettuce in my salad and about four small piecies of cold chicken in my salad. She gave me no dressing and i had to ask her for some. She came back with the dressing about five min later, by that time I had lost my appetite. Don't even think about asking for a refill on your drink cause by the time you recive it, you'll be ready for the check. My ex got some type of fish that came out cold and smelled like it was old. I don't know why but we got desert. About another ten min later it came out. It was a piecie of cake with a cookie in it. The desert was very small for the price that it cost alone. The check came and it was extremly high for the little food that we recieved, i'm so glad it was my b-day, so i didn't have to pay. He gave her a five dollar tip, she didn't even deserve a tip at all. Do not go here, food and service both bad, you'll regret it.
(1)Lenny D.
wings were really undercooked. i couldn't even finish them, which is saying a lot. great for watching a game with some buddies and beers. food isn't really that good. stick with nachos or something
(2)David W.
This may become my new favorite local chill spot. Good food, good drink deals, and like a gazillion TVs for sports viewing. #FTW
(4)Rob L.
"Blah" is the word I'd use to describe this place. I went there for the first time, recently, and can say I won't be back. You know how you can walk into a bar and instantly get a feel for the place? Well, not here. The atmosphere is non-existent. It's a bar that lacks any kind of feel - it's just, well, sterile. It has the makings of a bad version of TGI Fridays. I just didn't think the place had any personality. The bartenders were decent, but the guy that waited on my buddy and me acted like he'd rather be stepping on land mines than working. I don't know. This place didn't do anything for me, so I have to give it a low rating.
(1)Kaki C.
Stopped by here yesterday with the crew from work for a nice lunch on the covered patio. Broad, tempting menu at resonable prices. The Bahamian Conch chowder was good, and the wings ordered by my compadre (an wing critic of the highest order) garnered praise for their good size and outstanding flavor. He had the Mt.St.Helen's Hot wings which were nicely spiced (not volcanic) - I will admit to looking longingly at them a few times and enjoyed a leftover wing when he was done. The Ukranian ordered the Fiesta Nachos from the summer menu (nice touch) and they looked beautiful - crisp, not greasy chips, chili, etc. Not overloaded, which to my mind, makes the whole pile a soggy mess half way into them. My clam strips were decent, but there were some tempting options that I would try before I ordered them again. Our crew will be back for work lunches, regularly, I think.
(3)Van C.
I recently went here for my birthday while looking for a restaurant the covered both surf and turf parts of the menu. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a place fairly local and so reasonably priced as well. We had great service and there was a large beer selection both foreign and domestic with which to wet my appetite with. Our service was quite good and very accommodating. The atmosphere was that like a sports bar with many TVs positioned around the place playing local sports. They have a very extensive menu for whatever mood your in.
(4)sue g.
Much better when they first opened.....the prime rib special is ok...ya get what you pay for...most times a tad chewy..but the 1.95 cesear salad suprisingly is delicious! Also the shrimp and crab quesidillas are very very good.... 35 shrimp platter is too buttery.....Fish is very good, if they cook it right..I ordered with no oil so instead they drowned it in butter...sent back then came back overcooked and dry as wood! Overall just ok...liked it much better in the beginning.....
(3)Pamela V.
It's a good bar place for the Northeast part of philly...it's really cheap...but in the end it's just a nicely put dive bar
(3)Coal M.
Atmosphere is good, and there are more TV's than I have ever seen in one sports bar. Beer selection is OK, food is OK. They had GREAT beers to go in the cold case up front, better than what was on tap. If you find yourself stuck at the FourPoints next door, this isn't a bad choice.
(3)Ancy T.
Ordered dinner from here and everything turned out pretty well. They forgot one of the meals, but we were able to manage around it (luckily) and the manager was very accommodating in trying to resolve the issue. Regardless, food was good - well as good as bar food can be! I've been here for a happy hour and had a good time. The venue is pretty big and I like the setup. I wonder what it is like when it gets crowded but it seemed like an open and friendly environment with people of all ages! I'd come back!
(3)Natalie D.
The food was very bland today usually I love coming here for the zingers but something wasn't right maybe a new cook or something I wish I went somewhere else.
(3)Gabriel R.
food was nasty and the waitress was rude, slammed my water on the table after I told her that my sampler was stale and raw. Only good thing was the watermelon Rita pitcher
(2)Marie M.
Great service and excellent food today.. We all left full and happy keep up the good work... and as always we will be back!!!
(5)Joffy J.
The zingers are amazing especially the mix with hot and sweet Thai sauce. Also the desserts are very good, the buried treasure is by far the best dessert they have. The rest of the menu is decent and has a good variety.
(4)Jess N.
I fricken love this place. Cheap beer,good and inexpensive food, attentive servers and a zillion TVs. I just love it. I recommend the zingers (duh), the Asian chicken salad and the fish tacos. Now I want fish tacos.
(5)Felicia C.
I didn't visit Miller's for two and a half years after the first visit, but last night, we tried it again, and it was much better. The nachos appetizer was good with fresh guacamole and lots of other toppings. My dinner was fantastic: mahi-mahi, steamed in foil with zucchini, broccoli, peppers, tomato slices, potatoes, onions, and lemon. My shot was huge, so it was more like a little cocktail, and it was tasty. I am glad that their food and drinks have improved over the years!
(4)Jim S.
Went with my cuz on Wednesday night for their "Lobster Dinner." See menu. I have no complaints. Brena's service was superior. Manager stopped over to see how everything was going, nice touch. Staff was friendly and pleasant. Ambiance acceptable with nice and high back booths for privacy aura. Yea, I'd go back and I'd recommend this place.
(4)Anwar A.
Good inexpensive food, blue collar atmosphere, great staff. Me & wife shared 35 shrimp top with a sweet and spicy Thai sauce.
(4)Stephen B.
I hate to do this. But i don't have much of choice. This use to be my favorite spot to hang. Eaither if it was to enjoy the good chicken zingers or the great taste of the full rack of ribs or just a beer or two. I don't know what has happened. Yes it's always hopping with people. But everything that I experience back few years ago. Is just not the same anymore. They always had beer specials. Now when u go in u lucky If they have any at all. I know times change but the people that Come in This place think they lower the prices just alittle not asking a ton. Something esle I've notice hear that I have not notice anywhere else is the alcohol tax on a receipt. Something new to me. Mabe it's always been there and have not notice it. I like to go out and enjoy a good times with friends but after what we came hear to, don't think we will be coming back anytime soon. But it will not stop me by saying it is some of the best food in and around the area.
(3)Heather R.
I'm really not impressed with Miller's. Yes they have cheap drinks, but they are VERY weak. The food is not great and actually overpriced. I understand stopping here for happy hour now and again. However, there are much better options.
(2)Dan M.
Had the fish tacos were awesome great beer selections and it was a Thursday so my grandfather for the special which was the prime rib and he couldn't stop raving about it great place greet atmosphere and our waitress was Sam great girl ask for her when you go!
(5)Donald D.
Another year in the League, another year of being middle of the pack. Bartender Phil runs his bar like he runs his Fantasy squad. He has some home runs, like the Zingers, and a good beer list, but he doesn't have the closing power to bring this establishment to the Bowl. On a recent night at the bar, I asked Phil why my Asian Chicken Salad was dry, and he gave us the same routine about how its better at the other Miller's that he works at. Yeah, OK Phil, just like you're in first place in your other league every year... were almost 40 dude- let me guess your girlfriend is smoking hot and you met her at camp last summer.....Maybe less time hounding the single moms and hostesses , and more time making trades, and he can turn Millers around to a perennial Boulevard contender.
(3)Maria P R.
Thursday's are prime rib special! It's always cooked the way we ordered. The best part of the place is that they have a dessert not on the menu called funnel fries. Just ask for it. So good !!! You have a choice of ice cream and some sauce like chocolate or Carmel. Also the server Lee is on the ball , friendly and knowledgable of the menu.
(4)Pri H.
I've come here a couple of times so far and have tried something from different parts of the menu. I have yet to find something I can say is good. This will be my last time coming here.
(3)S R.
Wow. Cool spot! Nick working it behind that bar! Seafood Mac & cheese!! Huge plate & deelish! And I got garlic Parm wings. If u like em crispy better request that. But they r big! Tons of beers & tons on tap! I enjoyed $2.75 Bud Lite then $1 more 23 ounces! Music playing, TVs just casual atmosphere. Sports barish but better food. Lot of variety actually so everyone in your group should be happy. Daily specials, late night happy hrs. Def my kinda place! I'm from outta town so this was my 1st time. I'd def come back. ONLY complaint-it's so freaking hot in here I'm sweating thru my clothes!! Turn heat down geeZ!!
(4)Deborah P.
My Build-a-Burger was sensational...those who are curious...blu cheese crumbles, pico de gallo, guacomole, with the pre-requisite pickles, lettuce, and tomatoes. The food is matched by the service. I couldn't believe the bun stayed together.
(5)Camay C.
I'm a regular here at Miller's. I remember when this location was Smokey Bones which was horrible. Anyway, I got here around 4pm on a Saturday afternoon with a friend. Hostess was friendly. Instead of waiting for twenty minutes for a booth, we opted for a high top table in their terrace/additional seating area. The restaurant seating area was packed while our area was slowly filling in with all the college football fans wandering in. We had a seat. There only seemed to be one server in the area so it took him about six minutes to realize we were there. I ordered my favorite, draft of Angry Orchard beer and my friend had a regular margarita. We chatted for a while,looked over the menu and half of my beer was gone before we could place an order. Smh. Sheesh. We finally ordered our food. I ordered the fish tacos which were awesome. No complaints at all. Friend ordered chicken quesadillas. Honestly I love sports bars and this one is my favorite simply because of their huge beer selection! Food is good as far as appetizers. Their regular menu items get a slight nod of approval. Weren't the best entrees. But then again I don't go to a sports bar for a Great entree. The service needs a slight boost though.
(4)Nelson A.
Disappointing to say bathrooms were dirty not clean at all manager was very nice. Staff not to friendly one nice bartender other bartender looked rite at us and walked on by
(2)Anthony S.
I have now dined here twice- both within about two or three months of each other. Both times were pretty disappointing overall. On both occasions, my girlfriend and I came hungry and craving sandwiches. The first time, I had a pretty bland chicken sandwich on a stale roll. It wasn't actively terrible, but still not good. The second time was horrible. I ordered the prime rib sandwich. What came out was a disaster. The meat was very fatty, cold and over-seasoned, yet had no taste, was bone dry, and the bread was incredibly stale. The fries weren't even edible (though, in hindsight, I could have been so put off by the sandwich that the sight of any food made me nauseous). So, why two stars? A few reasons- 1) 3/4 members of the staff I've interacted with were noticeably friendly, including the manager who came to the table after the server noticed I barely touched the prime rib sandwich, 2) the multitude of TVs is pretty a pretty cool experience on game day, and 3) the nachos are pretty ok (at least the girlfriend thinks so). Basically, I'm never going again.
(2)Elliot P.
This place was the embodiment of my second biggest fear about moving to Philadelphia (the first being the bone-chilling cold). It was late one night, and I needed something to eat. Not another diner I hoped. I stumbled across the place late on a Sunday night. First, it's great that this place was open, because most places in the are were not. It kind of felt like that movie "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" with Steve Carrell and they find a restaurant open and its the worst mix of brewhouse chain with trying to do everything and doing everything poorly. I missed home and was craving Mexican food and I was delighted to see Fajitas on the menu. I broke my own rule about not ordering food that the restaurant clearly does not specialize in. I ordered the chicken fajitas (good price by the way), and man was I disappointed. At first I was mad, because I thought, how can you not make a decent fajita? But yeah, everything just seemed to be super processed and not fresh. Microwaved pre-seasoned by someone who's never even seen a Mexican frozen chicken and then plopped on an ungodly hot skillet. The shredded cheddar "cheese" was not cheese, but it did look like it. It was just flavorless orange matter. I must say though that the service was good and the dessert was actually really good. It was this gut busting ice cream pie like thing. I don't remember the name. Captain Jack's special pie or some nonsense. I also ordered a couple appetizers; there's some deal where they're half price late night. I had the buffalo shrimp which were disgusting, and the calamari which were OK. If I were kidnapped and hadn't eaten in a while, I'd order that along with that dessert. Not the fajitas though. I'd have to be at least 5 days without food to entertain the idea of swallowing those. There are several large flat screen TVs so I think this place would be good for grabbing a beer and watching a game.
(2)Suzanne S.
I don't know if it was the peculiar smell (geriatric home??) in here that turned me off or what, but I was not impressed with Millers. I was looking for something remotely healthy to order here and when I saw that their salads had more calories than a cheeseburger and french fries, guess what I went with? I always thought that one can't go wrong with a burger but I was wrong. Their cheesburger was flavorless, and served on a dried out kaiser roll and the food was luke warm. The french fries could've been better if they were hot, but they were sort of cold. My friend ordered a salad which looked really good, but I'd have to save up my calories for a day if I wasn't trying to diet (siiiigh). Aside from the odor of the restaurant, it appeared to be clean and the service was good which is why I would come back if I wanted a few drinks and fried food.
(2)Tara L.
I've only been here once, but I'm giving a good review because my food was awesome. I got some kind of grilled chicken and pasta. Also the fried calamari was delicious. Nice environment but the booth seats were wooden and a little uncomfortable. Will be going back though :)
(4)Steve D.
I have been here several times and it is one of the better locations in this chain. I have had poor food at another Willow Grove location but last night I had one of the best sandwiches that I have ever had! Chicken Philly with the "loaded" up charge to add mushrooms and peppers to the already tasty concoction of grilled shaved chicken, onions grilled, melted cheese and spicy goodness. The big roll was fresh and it was stuffed full of the meat and toppings. I recommend the onion rings or they have good sweet potato fries for an up charge. My daughters New England Chowder was spot on and I am from Boston so I get it... This was a nice experience with cold soft drinks, great casual food. Service was adequate. There main seafood dishes in the past have been good but not 5 star thus a 4 star rating is sufficient.
(4)Marc E.
I usually come here on Friday nights after a meeting. We've never had a wait, the food, well, what can I say? You can't go wrong. I've had burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, but my favorite now is the 35-shrimp scampi. It's less than $15, and the sauce is AMAZING! My drink of choice is Captain and Coke, which at least on Friday nights is 2 shots of Captain for the price of one. I'm not sure how they are other nights, but I imagine it's the same. There's always a game on, always a lively crowd, and always a great time to be had.
(4)Colette W.
Late night stop with some friends and a baby for dinner - I wasn't really excited to go because of the low ratings on yelp but luckily I had no say since I wasn't the driver (as usual) so we ended up here anyway. And I'm glad about it ! It's a sizable restaurant with a huge bar room for smoking which is cool if you smoke and the ventilation system must be fantastic because no smoke comes out when the door opens and closes. The wait wasn't long - maybe ten minutes, and there is ample seating for waiting for a table. We went to the middle waiting room and chatted until we were seated. We had an awesome server who wasted no time and switched our drinks out when we didn't like them. I ordered the jambalaya because I have to order it whenever it is offered and I got it over rice instead of pasta. FANTASTIC ! it was so good and so filling that I only ate half and I was really trying. My friends got wings and they were great too. It's not a fancy schmancy place but it gets the job done. All for $12.
(4)Mike D.
I went here with some friends. I looked on the menu for chicken fingers but didn't see any, at least not as an entree, which I thought was weird since it's a sports bar staple everywhere else. So, I went with a cheeseburger instead. I got the cheeseburger with cheddar cheese & a side of fries. I asked for the burger to be well done. The cheese was ok. The burger was really dry, not juicy at all, and the bun was kinda rough. Fries were a bit undercooked. I tried adding ketchup to the burger, but even loads of ketchup couldn't resuscitate this burger. This burger was DOA straight from the kitchen. I highly doubt I'll be back.
(2)Charlotte D.
I went here for Monday Night Football a few weeks ago to see the Ravens game. My boyfriend had been trying to come here for months. I have also heard great things from a coworker. I ordered the wings and they were very good. They were breaded and sauced. The breading was really crunchy, light and tasty. I would agree with the others about service being a little iffy. I honestly would come back just for the wings. This place reminds me of Hooters. Pictures of food on a sticky, laminated menu, casual waiters and wooden floors and panels. With Hooters, you can't expect great service or a nice atmosphere. You go for the TVs and wings. But they have a better beer selection than Hooters. Their selection of craft beers on tap is great (maybe 15). I had the Goose Island 312, he had a Yards Philly Pale Ale. TAKE YOUR DAD, BOYFRIEND OR MALE FRIENDS HERE, NOT YOUR MOM OR GRANDMOTHER LOL.
(4)Alicia B.
Perfect lunch spot for me and my boyfriend. We had the best waiter ever! Doug was amazing. Excellence service! Very knowledgable and friendly. Whenever we go back, I will request him. The food was also good. I had the shrimp tacos, and my boyfriend ordered the turkey burger with sweet potato fries! Delish!!! I can't wait to go back!
(5)Dennis B.
Not a bad place to go watch a game. They always have drink specials that are good deals......the food has gotten much cheaper on the portions. If you order chicken wings you get maybe a half a cup of blue cheese. If you order a steak there is no meat on either end if the roll.......great beer selection other then that eat before or after........
(2)Keith R.
Amazing place! Started going when I lived in South Florida at the Davie Ale House back in the day. Highly recommended!
(5)Mike A.
Standard Ale House experience, but this one has more deadbeats hanging around than the other big one in Langhorne does. This one has an amazing firepit thing that no other restaurant in the area has, however. Very nice place!
(4)Kathleen A.
While staying at Four Points Sheraton for the last 11 days because of our Fox Chase condo fire we walked in the snow for dinner at Miller's Ale House. The waitress was very informative to the 46 Draft beers and I ordered the baked Mahi Mahi-w/vegetables in foil. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the fish was. My husband had the porterhouse which he cleaned all but our puppy's first steak bone. The manager, Jared Was an excellent business man and comp'd our chocolate pounder dessert. Most enjoyable evening after being displaced from our condo. Thank you Miller's Ale House. We'll be back!
(4)Shawn B.
I had lunch , with my partner (work) I was met at the patio bar by a young lady who had a huge smile and with bright eyes She is friendly , attentive, and has a pleasant sense of humor....all this while serving us, and other patrons and cleaning around the bar Stop in and see SAMMIE....hurry she's leaving for school soon
(5)Colleen C.
I've had many good experiences at Miller's. After tonight, however, I don't think I'll EVER be returning. My husband and one-year-old son and I wanted a quick bite to eat on our way home from a viewing for a relative who had passed away. Not only did we have to wait for a table when there were four or five visibly available booths, we then sat there for fifteen minutes and were completely ignored by more than one server passing by. We weren't even asked if we wanted to order drinks! Poor service is one thing; this was nonexistent service. When we walked out and were told to have a good night by the hostess, I informed her that a server never even came to our table. Her response was, "Oh, really?" Yes. Really. We will not return.
(2)David C.
I like to order wings here and watch a flyers game. The girls are young. The price for beers cost alot. I still would go back.
(4)Mike C.
Came tonight to watch the UFC PPV with some friends. We have been here a few times. The service itself is always good. The appetizers are great and fairly priced. Outside of that I will say the rest of the food is just ok. Nothing special wouldn't even say it's as good as other chains like Applebee's. But we come here more for the seperate bar they have. They have fantastic drink specials and cheap beer. It's a good place if you just want to get together with some friends away from the local dove bar.
(4)Evelyn D.
First time on St Pattys Day. Decent experience. Zinger Wings were a big hit. Garlic Parmesan was the flavor for the nite...coating and seasoned was just the right balance. Would definitely get them again. Beer and drink specials...shots of Jamison $3 Yeungling. Caesar side salad was tasty. Waitress worked bar alone..she needed more help. Although she was busy, when she came to us..she was attentive.
(4)Tara G.
For a chain, Miller's isn't too bad. I hadn't been here in over a year after a truly HORRIBLE experience with my server and then the manager on duty. I ended up speaking with the owner the next day, who informed me that this particular manager had already put in his two weeks notice and clearly didn't care anymore. While this is certainly no excuse, I accepted his humble apology. However, I wasn't in a rush to return here. The other night, a friend (who loves Miller's) suggested we go for dinner and a couple of drinks. The four of us went and it was packed. It was Saturday night at around 9 o'clock, so I have no issue with that. We waited about 10 minutes for a table, which was just fine. I noticed that since the last time I was there, they have really come a long way with their craft beer selection. I always like to see that. Also, the prices weren't terrible, averaging around $5 each- pretty standard. Food prices were good too. I ordered the 35 shrimp, which is 35 fried shrimp with cole slaw and one side- for $9.95. Not bad at all! It also tasted pretty decent. My husband had the prime rib sandwich, which he said was very good, and the other two in our group had burgers, which also looked pretty good. For the most part, this place is decent. Nothing amazing, but certainly not bad. For an affordable night out, this is a pretty good pick, especially if you're looking to stay in the Northeast.
(3)Jon R.
Great bar but just an ok restaurant. Many types of beer and a lot of games and their food is good but limited. I've always received good service at the bar.
(4)Matthew D.
First let me start off by saying although I have been to my fair share of fine restaurants I would never consider myself a dining expert. But when I tell you that I would not send my grandchildren's grandchildren to this place I mean it. I got the New York strip with rice and beans and when I tell you it was the worst steak dinner I have ever had in my life I mean it. If you can actually digest your meal you will not be pleased with the service it is at best a 4. By the way this is also my first review I have ever written in my entire life so you know it's bad. Go to Wawa.
(1)XZ S.
Both service and food was excellent. Food was reasonably priced and very delicious, large portions. I would definitely recommend.
(4)Sean M.
This place has been a good place to hang out. I received a gift card and tried it out, they have a really good beer selection and the food isnt bad either. We got our food comped since my buddy knew the manager. The only reason I can't give this place a 5 star rating is because I'm not sure how we would have been treated if we didnt know the manager. Check it out!!!
(4)Beth P.
Good food and good prices. Love the drink selection and the service is always good. Our server Drea was very nice and attentive. Happy we got there at 5, before the crowd. When we left at 6:15, the line was out the door.
(4)Jen W.
I always come for the beer and the sweet guys who serve at the bar. Never had the food except the occasional fries. Television selection is great! Perfect for a place to go to catch-up with friends you haven't seen in a long time.
(4)Igraine M.
Everything about this place is awesome . The food is great . The service is really good and the prices are great . By far the best place to eat In northeast Philly
(5)Joe H.
My wife and I had dinner last night at the Philly location. Three of us ordered the same meal (seafood, lobster and clam bake) while the two of the dishes were fine my order was cold and more than half the clams and muscles failed to open. Our waitress (Joanne) was very apologetic and eager to exchange the order, which when it came back it was excellent. The manager, sorry I didn't get his name was extremely nice and even refused to allow me to pay for my meal. I know people complain a lot so I just wanted someone to know that even though everything wasn't perfect right off the bat, the experience there was refreshing. Thank you again for an excellent time!
(4)Bernadette H.
Awesome food.
(5)Carolyn S.
We have been going to Millers for 5 yrs every Thursday night for our date night . We have met a great group of friends and we dine together every week . We have the best server ( meg ) and we have the best service . Just love her !!! We also are a group of 18 that come to the Super Bowl party every year . Rumor has it that the new owners may not sport the Super Bowl this year !!! Many of us are upset that this could take place . Please don't let this Happen !!!
(4)Donovan M.
I really love going to Miller's Ale House. I've been a raving fan since I lived in Florida. Katie Phil Jen always take care of me when I'm at the bar. You must have the zingers when your there its their signature item. Thanks again ill keep coming back
(5)Ali S.
My family used to LOVE this place. Any time we would want to go out to eat, we would choose Millers. Lately, every time we go, there is a problem. The quality of the food seems to have changed. There's always something wrong with at least one of our meals. The last time we were there, there were tables open but tons of people waiting to be seated. My dad said something to the hostess and she got the manager. Not even two minutes later, everyone was being seated. So I'm not really sure why everyone had to wait ten minutes or more to be seated.
(2)Ozzy U.
I love this place. They have great atmosphere and food. Service is fast, quality of food pretty good. Best oysters served here!
(5)Matt M.
Never has let me down with service or quality.
(4)Valentino G.
I came here with my mom on a Monday night not expecting anything to rave about, but I can honestly say I would rave about this place all day! Great place to get a beer and eat some food. I came here before a couple years ago when they fits opened, it was nothing spectacular, but since then they changed the whole building and added another section onto the original building. They have a wide variety of foods ranging from seafood to pasta, to burgers, wings, and delectable finger foods. My mom got the Turkey Burger on a ciabatta roll with a side of sweet potato fries. I got the British Burger with a side of sweet potato fries. We both enjoyed our burgers and they were cooked to perfection. They have so many drink specials for everyday of the week and also a lot of beers on tap! They also have a lot of variety of micro brews which I want to try next time I go there for happy hour! Kudos on the customer service and I will be back again!
(4)Dave A.
Very cool atmosphere, great for a lunch with family or a dinner with friends. Their new addition is a great place to have a party. The zingers are huge and tasty. All in all, a cool place.
(5)Joseph B.
well, i finally made my way over to miller's ale house after a very very long day. i had heard alot about this place and was eager to check it out for myself. well, sorry to say, i was disappointed. when we walked in i really thought it looked promising. it was big, spacious and kinda manly. we were seated and our waitress came over rather quickly. she was friendly and seemed to know her stuff about specials etc. after perusing the menu a bit i decided to go with a 12oz ny strip and the young ladies i was with ordered the fish tacos and cajun chicken pasta. my appetizer of buffalo shrimp came rather quickly. not a huge fan of buffalo sauce but i figured id give it a shot. the sauce was so overpowering i couldnt even taste the shrimp. one of my companions appetizers never even came. it was served with her entree. that amounted to about five onion rings for a whopping $8!! the food overall was just average. it was typical applebees/fridays fare and probably not even as good as those. id rate chili's higher than them all. if youre looking for a place to drink beer and watch 100 tvs then this is the place for you but eat somewhere else.
(2)Michele H.
Yesterday, my boyfriend and I took my dad for his birthday. Our Waitress, (I believe her name was Jackie or Maria) was exceptional, everything was brought out in a timely manner. I got seafood mac and cheese, I noticed there was no seafood in it. I brought it to her attention and she was very apologetic about it. The manager came over and apologized and about 10 minutes later he brought me a brand new piping hot platter with seafood in it(yay) he also comped us desserts on the house, one for me, and one for my dads birthday. Very Nice service on a snowday! This is one of our go-to spots and we will keep returning!
(5)Gina M.
Great place. I think it is a great place to go to for dinner and a game of pool. It is loud and crowded but I think it is well worth the wait. They have alot to choose from also. This place is great for a sports game also. I do not reccommend the seafood macaroni and cheese though. That was the only meal here I had that I thought was absolutely disgusting. On a lighter note, go here! It's awesome.
(4)Shannon W.
Doesn't matter what you put on here if they don't like what you have to say it get deleted, so to me they are lying about themselves
(1)Duy N.
Went here for the first time after hearing others telling me how good the dinner specials are so I had to give it a try for myself. I went on a Tuesday so the special for that night is Lobster for $12.95. I think for that price the meal wasn't bad at all. The meal consist of a steam Lobster with a side or either fries, red skin mash potatoes, or a bad potato. I gave it a plus with the lobster for that price because the meat actually does not stick to the shell for once as other places I've been. Service: The waiter I had was seriously terrible. She would not come around as often as she should and we waited for a long time for our food to the point where my friend's rack of ribs was so dried out from being under the heat lamp. I asked for a refill and the waiter still did not bring our refills on drinks. other than that I still would come back for the dinner specials. Can't beat the price for lobster for only $12.95
(3)Michael F.
I've heard good things about the raw bar side, but honestly, I'm not going anywhere near raw in a place like Miller's. That being said, the lunch specials aren't a bad deal and neither are their drink specials. The portions are enough to fill you up and the prices don't make you wish you ate elsewhere. Nothing to write home about in terms of service, but a sweet tv arrangement will make sure you can enjoy the game while you wait. PS Weekday Lunch Raffle @ 1 PM. They give you raffle tickets as you come in, at 1PM if you are still present and have one of two winning tickets you get half off your order (excluding alcohol).
(3)Timothy M.
Good for the causal night out. Food is properly priced and you get what your pay for. The menu is immence and the draught list is pretty large as well. Seating at the bar is hard to come by and anytime after 6pm you will probably find yourself waiting 15 minutes. In an area that seems to have been flooded with restaurants and stores in recent years this is the only restaurant that seems to offer good consistant food at really good prices. My favorite is the chicken nachos. HOLY NACHOS!! This plate is huge.
(3)Betty B.
I'm a Northeast local and have been here a few times. I think the comparisons to Applebees and TGIF are really spot on. The food is nothing special but I can't really complain about it either. They are priced competitively for the area, actually pretty decently but remember you pay for what you get. The food isn't bad per se but it's nothing to write home about. At times I've said it looks horrible but tastes alright. I have never had problems with service here in fact its usually been pretty good. My feeling is a review on Miller's depends on why you went there. If I went there looking for a nice dinner night out, then no I wouldn't recommend it. If you were looking to go here for a sports game then yes absolutely, great atmosphere. All in all it's an ok place, just nothing super special.
(3)Mallory D.
Miller's is a good neighborhood stand by in an area where good dining options are few & far between. Everything I have ever eaten here has been very good & very reasonable. Great beer specials too (althought I wouldn't particularly recommend the mixed drinks). I really like sitting outside...even if it is chilly they keep it nice & warm out there. Solid spot!
(4)Kim H.
Second time here and again pleased. I love the Buffalo shrimp with sweet chili tai sauce. Zingers are always good. Last time asked for the calamari and it was missing. It made an appearance this time and I was happy to see it, nice and crispy and does have that sweet tai chili sauce on it. The fish tacos were ok. And the Cajun chicken pasta was tasty. Looking forward to going back to try more of their menu choices. Also reasonable drink specials. For a sports bar very good.
(4)Jude L.
This is the best sports bar I have ever been to. The food is delicious and always quality service.
(5)Ling P.
A great late-night spot to get your grub on in NE Philly. I'm a fan of their Ribeye (Tuesday Special). It's usually cooked just right and has enough seasoning that I don't have to drown it in A1 sauce. As for their Cajun Shrimp Pasta, not a big fan at all. It tastes bland and makes you lose your appetite. I've had a few of their sandwiches, which were standard and tasty. Miller's has Monday-Thursday specials, so be sure to check on their website since they don't usually tell you when you dine there. Service on the other hand is terrible at night. There's usually no one at the hostess stand, so you could be waiting for 10-15 minutes just to be seated in an almost empty restaurant. The servers take forever to take your order and to deliver your check, which doesn't make sense since they don't have many tables to wait on, so I suggest going early evening.
(3)Colleen M.
We usually go to the one in Willow Grove, but we were in the area so stopped at this one. We sat at the bar and the service was very inattentive. Everytime we wanted something, we had to flag down the bartender to get his attention. And even then it was quite a wait until we got service. Food is as mediocre as at the other location. The spinach dip was quite oily, and the chips served with it were bordering on stale. We also got steamed clams, and quite a few of the shells were broken, which concerned us a bit. The only reason it got 2 stars is because like the other, they have great drink specials. That's the only reason to really visit here.
(2)Christine A.
Millers is one of my "go-tos" for game watching of any kind, but you have to get there a little early if you want a real seat. Otherwise, you'll find yourself as part of a Eagles/Phillies/Flyers jersey-wearing throb of thick-necked wannabe jocks with their dolled up, potty-mouthed girl friends passionately yelling at the screen. Yes, you get a real feel of NE Philly sports fever at Millers, especially during game time. Millers has great drink specials and a wide range of artery-hardening, but oh-so-tasty food on a menu perfect for game watching. My favorite dishes: -zingers. -french onion soup (one of the better ones in the area). -NE Clam Chowder - shrimp & crab quesadilla - mini burgers with sweet potato fries (I'm not a fan of the regular fries). -the big red -and the list goes on..... Can you see why Millers is my game watching go-to spot?
(4)Hope R.
Great selection of beers and the boneless wing zinger was very good. But I had fish, mahi, mahi, taco and it was just okay. It was bitter from the charred marks and it lack taste and flavor. Great to was all the sporting events, but as far as dinner, its aight.
(3)Steve G.
I've been coming here regularly for the past 4 years, its my cheers, the staff is wonderful, most have been here for quite a while, and that's nice.. I've eaten almost everthing on the menu, my favorite is the rib special on monday. Cant beat the price and the meat just falls off the bone..I'm not a bar kind of guy. I rarely drink, but I stop in all the time to hang out. A fun place to watch ballgames, I highly recommend for a good time and now the outside bar has added another big plus for my favorite place
(5)J M.
Half decent drink specials. Probably the worst wings I've ever eaten.
(2)Michelle N.
Go here to drink beer and to eat fried stuff or a burger. They have awesome beer specials - like 5 bud lights or miller lights bottles for 8 dollars. This is a steal! But if you go here expecting fancy and ambiance you are going to be disappointed. If you go here with realistic expectations of eating deep fried wings, fries, mozzarella sticks, or a burger - all while being entertained by the sites and sounds of Northeast Philly's finest - tattooed neck dudes and trash mouth sluts - you will be leave amused, happy and satisfied. I like this place for what it is. Also good place to go watch a Phillies or Eagles game.
(4)Jessica E.
This place is just another super tacky TGI Friday's-ish place. Went there because we were starving and it was really late so none of the good restaurants that are within 5 minutes of my house were open. The menu (which is perched on the edge of the table for you to grab for yourself) is just the standard chain restaurant burgers, fajitas, mozzerella sticks, etc. I just got fries, which were not crispy or good at all. My boyfriend said that his cheeseburger was "pretty good," which in his case was a compliment, especially for a place like that. I'm giving the place two stars instead of one because after automatically assuming that they'd have a shitty Chickie and Pete's style beer list, we ordered Blue Moon and Miller Lite only to find out later that they actually do have a few decent beers on tap.
(2)The S.
Beer selection: 31 taps, but 9 are lights or common lagers (e.g. bud light, MGD). This is especially disappointing when the Philadelphia Brewing company is right down the road. (I really should have gone there.) Ambiance: Although the bar looked nicely kept, it smelled notably... I expected those tiny fruit flies, but did not observe any. Patrons: The crowd was quite loud and raucous. Very spirited - just what you might expect from the F'ing Jersey/Philly crossover neighborhood! F'ing YEAH! (F YOU!) Service: Very slow. It took about 5 minutes for the staff to even ASK what I wanted. This was surprising since it was really not busy -- the Eagles had just lost in the playoffs, and the rats were deserting the ship. Most of the people at the bar were actually bartenders. (So, why was the service so bad?) (Oh, I am am really sorry about insulting rats.) Food: I never got asked what I wanted to eat so I cannot tell you what the food tasted like, although the menu (which featured a raw bar, seafood, and steaks) appeared to have a good variety at low price points. Best Point: Carry-out beer. Tons O' flat Screens.
(1)Gaz H.
Not a bad place to drink beer, watch TV, and ogle. Decor is a bit Hooters-esque (memories of a North Florida fishing hangout). Crowd is college bar meets neighborhood bar.
(3)Victor C.
Dinner at the Bar Review... Staying at the Four Points next door (random, yes... but I only do it so I can get more info to share on Yelp)... so I walked here before MNF to check it out. Had the Monday Night special $13.99 Full Rack of Baby Back Ribs. Quite bone right off the meat delicious... except the first rib was kind of cold, so I had initially thought I'd be disappointed. However, I still have 1/2 a rack sitting in my hotel frig, so quantity was definitely not a problem. The stuffed jalapenos were quite tasty. It was a rather unique version of the dish... It was like a friend wonton (the skin was)... wrapping philly cream cheese and slices of jalapenos. I liked it. Tons of drink specials... There's almost always at least some sort of $2 pint special or bucket special (5 for $8 MGD Miller Light, or Bud Light). Kind of thinking I'll come back at least one more time before I check out on Friday.
(4)Gandhus M.
I was here twice. Visit #1: Went there solo for food and beer. It was crowded. Sat at the only empty spot at the bar. Waited way longer than I should have. Bartender never acknowledged me. I left. That was definitely a first for me. Strange. Visit #2: Went there with a girlfriend on a football Sunday. Seated in a corner booth with a TV right above it. Music and TV so loud it was uncomfortable. Food was just okay. I think I ordered fried clams. (?!?!) - You can't screw up fried clams. - Shame on me for ordering fried clams at a joint like this. I concur with Rob R., it is painfully, painfully chain-like. If you're the football jersey, Miller Lite - type, this may be for you. I don't think I'll be back. They're lucky I went back the second time.
(2)Brooke W.
Well, I have to take my previous review back. We received a gift card for the holidays and decided to use it last night. I was leery since I didn't have a good experience before, but I was pleasantly surprised this time. Our waitress was in training, but she was very capable and friendly. We both ordered a beer (unfortunately they were out of the one I really wanted) but the ones we got instead were very cold and fresh-tasting. I decided on two entrees because I wasn't sure they would accomodate a request I had if I ordered the first one. But they happily switched out the scampi sauce for marinara in my seafood medley over linguine. It came out piping hot and while the linguine was slightly overcooked, along with the calamari, it was actually pretty good. It came with two "points" of garlic bread and was just enough to satisfy me. My companion ordered the pulled pork BBQ sandwich with french fries and was quite happy with it. We still have some money left on our card, so we will be back!
(4)Christopher A.
We love this place! The new side bar is awesome. We love the fireplace in there, it's just a great atmosphere. The food is consistently great, drinks are great, a huge selection of beer on tap. The wait staff is really good, and friendly. We never have to wait for a seat. The fajitas are a must try, as well as the nachos, and the funnel cake fries. If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive, nice place to eat, definitely try Millers.
(5)Matthew D.
First let me start off by saying although I have been to my fair share of fine restaurants I would never consider myself a dining expert. But when I tell you that I would not send my grandchildren's grandchildren to this place I mean it. I got the New York strip with rice and beans and when I tell you it was the worst steak dinner I have ever had in my life I mean it. If you can actually digest your meal you will not be pleased with the service it is at best a 4. By the way this is also my first review I have ever written in my entire life so you know it's bad. Go to Wawa.
(1)XZ S.
Both service and food was excellent. Food was reasonably priced and very delicious, large portions. I would definitely recommend.
(4)Sean M.
This place has been a good place to hang out. I received a gift card and tried it out, they have a really good beer selection and the food isnt bad either. We got our food comped since my buddy knew the manager. The only reason I can't give this place a 5 star rating is because I'm not sure how we would have been treated if we didnt know the manager. Check it out!!!
(4)Beth P.
Good food and good prices. Love the drink selection and the service is always good. Our server Drea was very nice and attentive. Happy we got there at 5, before the crowd. When we left at 6:15, the line was out the door.
(4)Jen W.
I always come for the beer and the sweet guys who serve at the bar. Never had the food except the occasional fries. Television selection is great! Perfect for a place to go to catch-up with friends you haven't seen in a long time.
(4)Igraine M.
Everything about this place is awesome . The food is great . The service is really good and the prices are great . By far the best place to eat In northeast Philly
(5)Joe H.
My wife and I had dinner last night at the Philly location. Three of us ordered the same meal (seafood, lobster and clam bake) while the two of the dishes were fine my order was cold and more than half the clams and muscles failed to open. Our waitress (Joanne) was very apologetic and eager to exchange the order, which when it came back it was excellent. The manager, sorry I didn't get his name was extremely nice and even refused to allow me to pay for my meal. I know people complain a lot so I just wanted someone to know that even though everything wasn't perfect right off the bat, the experience there was refreshing. Thank you again for an excellent time!
(4)Bernadette H.
Awesome food.
(5)Carolyn S.
We have been going to Millers for 5 yrs every Thursday night for our date night . We have met a great group of friends and we dine together every week . We have the best server ( meg ) and we have the best service . Just love her !!! We also are a group of 18 that come to the Super Bowl party every year . Rumor has it that the new owners may not sport the Super Bowl this year !!! Many of us are upset that this could take place . Please don't let this Happen !!!
(4)Donovan M.
I really love going to Miller's Ale House. I've been a raving fan since I lived in Florida. Katie Phil Jen always take care of me when I'm at the bar. You must have the zingers when your there its their signature item. Thanks again ill keep coming back
(5)Ali S.
My family used to LOVE this place. Any time we would want to go out to eat, we would choose Millers. Lately, every time we go, there is a problem. The quality of the food seems to have changed. There's always something wrong with at least one of our meals. The last time we were there, there were tables open but tons of people waiting to be seated. My dad said something to the hostess and she got the manager. Not even two minutes later, everyone was being seated. So I'm not really sure why everyone had to wait ten minutes or more to be seated.
(2)Ozzy U.
I love this place. They have great atmosphere and food. Service is fast, quality of food pretty good. Best oysters served here!
(5)Matt M.
Never has let me down with service or quality.
(4)Valentino G.
I came here with my mom on a Monday night not expecting anything to rave about, but I can honestly say I would rave about this place all day! Great place to get a beer and eat some food. I came here before a couple years ago when they fits opened, it was nothing spectacular, but since then they changed the whole building and added another section onto the original building. They have a wide variety of foods ranging from seafood to pasta, to burgers, wings, and delectable finger foods. My mom got the Turkey Burger on a ciabatta roll with a side of sweet potato fries. I got the British Burger with a side of sweet potato fries. We both enjoyed our burgers and they were cooked to perfection. They have so many drink specials for everyday of the week and also a lot of beers on tap! They also have a lot of variety of micro brews which I want to try next time I go there for happy hour! Kudos on the customer service and I will be back again!
(4)Dave A.
Very cool atmosphere, great for a lunch with family or a dinner with friends. Their new addition is a great place to have a party. The zingers are huge and tasty. All in all, a cool place.
(5)Joseph B.
well, i finally made my way over to miller's ale house after a very very long day. i had heard alot about this place and was eager to check it out for myself. well, sorry to say, i was disappointed. when we walked in i really thought it looked promising. it was big, spacious and kinda manly. we were seated and our waitress came over rather quickly. she was friendly and seemed to know her stuff about specials etc. after perusing the menu a bit i decided to go with a 12oz ny strip and the young ladies i was with ordered the fish tacos and cajun chicken pasta. my appetizer of buffalo shrimp came rather quickly. not a huge fan of buffalo sauce but i figured id give it a shot. the sauce was so overpowering i couldnt even taste the shrimp. one of my companions appetizers never even came. it was served with her entree. that amounted to about five onion rings for a whopping $8!! the food overall was just average. it was typical applebees/fridays fare and probably not even as good as those. id rate chili's higher than them all. if youre looking for a place to drink beer and watch 100 tvs then this is the place for you but eat somewhere else.
(2)Michele H.
Yesterday, my boyfriend and I took my dad for his birthday. Our Waitress, (I believe her name was Jackie or Maria) was exceptional, everything was brought out in a timely manner. I got seafood mac and cheese, I noticed there was no seafood in it. I brought it to her attention and she was very apologetic about it. The manager came over and apologized and about 10 minutes later he brought me a brand new piping hot platter with seafood in it(yay) he also comped us desserts on the house, one for me, and one for my dads birthday. Very Nice service on a snowday! This is one of our go-to spots and we will keep returning!
(5)Gina M.
Great place. I think it is a great place to go to for dinner and a game of pool. It is loud and crowded but I think it is well worth the wait. They have alot to choose from also. This place is great for a sports game also. I do not reccommend the seafood macaroni and cheese though. That was the only meal here I had that I thought was absolutely disgusting. On a lighter note, go here! It's awesome.
(4)Shannon W.
Doesn't matter what you put on here if they don't like what you have to say it get deleted, so to me they are lying about themselves
(1)Duy N.
Went here for the first time after hearing others telling me how good the dinner specials are so I had to give it a try for myself. I went on a Tuesday so the special for that night is Lobster for $12.95. I think for that price the meal wasn't bad at all. The meal consist of a steam Lobster with a side or either fries, red skin mash potatoes, or a bad potato. I gave it a plus with the lobster for that price because the meat actually does not stick to the shell for once as other places I've been. Service: The waiter I had was seriously terrible. She would not come around as often as she should and we waited for a long time for our food to the point where my friend's rack of ribs was so dried out from being under the heat lamp. I asked for a refill and the waiter still did not bring our refills on drinks. other than that I still would come back for the dinner specials. Can't beat the price for lobster for only $12.95
(3)Michael F.
I've heard good things about the raw bar side, but honestly, I'm not going anywhere near raw in a place like Miller's. That being said, the lunch specials aren't a bad deal and neither are their drink specials. The portions are enough to fill you up and the prices don't make you wish you ate elsewhere. Nothing to write home about in terms of service, but a sweet tv arrangement will make sure you can enjoy the game while you wait. PS Weekday Lunch Raffle @ 1 PM. They give you raffle tickets as you come in, at 1PM if you are still present and have one of two winning tickets you get half off your order (excluding alcohol).
(3)Timothy M.
Good for the causal night out. Food is properly priced and you get what your pay for. The menu is immence and the draught list is pretty large as well. Seating at the bar is hard to come by and anytime after 6pm you will probably find yourself waiting 15 minutes. In an area that seems to have been flooded with restaurants and stores in recent years this is the only restaurant that seems to offer good consistant food at really good prices. My favorite is the chicken nachos. HOLY NACHOS!! This plate is huge.
(3)Betty B.
I'm a Northeast local and have been here a few times. I think the comparisons to Applebees and TGIF are really spot on. The food is nothing special but I can't really complain about it either. They are priced competitively for the area, actually pretty decently but remember you pay for what you get. The food isn't bad per se but it's nothing to write home about. At times I've said it looks horrible but tastes alright. I have never had problems with service here in fact its usually been pretty good. My feeling is a review on Miller's depends on why you went there. If I went there looking for a nice dinner night out, then no I wouldn't recommend it. If you were looking to go here for a sports game then yes absolutely, great atmosphere. All in all it's an ok place, just nothing super special.
(3)Mallory D.
Miller's is a good neighborhood stand by in an area where good dining options are few & far between. Everything I have ever eaten here has been very good & very reasonable. Great beer specials too (althought I wouldn't particularly recommend the mixed drinks). I really like sitting outside...even if it is chilly they keep it nice & warm out there. Solid spot!
(4)Kim H.
Second time here and again pleased. I love the Buffalo shrimp with sweet chili tai sauce. Zingers are always good. Last time asked for the calamari and it was missing. It made an appearance this time and I was happy to see it, nice and crispy and does have that sweet tai chili sauce on it. The fish tacos were ok. And the Cajun chicken pasta was tasty. Looking forward to going back to try more of their menu choices. Also reasonable drink specials. For a sports bar very good.
(4)Jude L.
This is the best sports bar I have ever been to. The food is delicious and always quality service.
(5)Ling P.
A great late-night spot to get your grub on in NE Philly. I'm a fan of their Ribeye (Tuesday Special). It's usually cooked just right and has enough seasoning that I don't have to drown it in A1 sauce. As for their Cajun Shrimp Pasta, not a big fan at all. It tastes bland and makes you lose your appetite. I've had a few of their sandwiches, which were standard and tasty. Miller's has Monday-Thursday specials, so be sure to check on their website since they don't usually tell you when you dine there. Service on the other hand is terrible at night. There's usually no one at the hostess stand, so you could be waiting for 10-15 minutes just to be seated in an almost empty restaurant. The servers take forever to take your order and to deliver your check, which doesn't make sense since they don't have many tables to wait on, so I suggest going early evening.
(3)Colleen M.
We usually go to the one in Willow Grove, but we were in the area so stopped at this one. We sat at the bar and the service was very inattentive. Everytime we wanted something, we had to flag down the bartender to get his attention. And even then it was quite a wait until we got service. Food is as mediocre as at the other location. The spinach dip was quite oily, and the chips served with it were bordering on stale. We also got steamed clams, and quite a few of the shells were broken, which concerned us a bit. The only reason it got 2 stars is because like the other, they have great drink specials. That's the only reason to really visit here.
(2)Jay D.
(vegan review) horrible if you're vegan. they have a separate "vegetarian" menu that they break out only if you ask for it, only everything on there is loaded with cheese. they have a veggie burger of questionable veganness. this place is even worse if you don't drink. if you drink and eat meat, you'll have a much better time here than if you do not.
(2)Christine A.
Millers is one of my "go-tos" for game watching of any kind, but you have to get there a little early if you want a real seat. Otherwise, you'll find yourself as part of a Eagles/Phillies/Flyers jersey-wearing throb of thick-necked wannabe jocks with their dolled up, potty-mouthed girl friends passionately yelling at the screen. Yes, you get a real feel of NE Philly sports fever at Millers, especially during game time. Millers has great drink specials and a wide range of artery-hardening, but oh-so-tasty food on a menu perfect for game watching. My favorite dishes: -zingers. -french onion soup (one of the better ones in the area). -NE Clam Chowder - shrimp & crab quesadilla - mini burgers with sweet potato fries (I'm not a fan of the regular fries). -the big red -and the list goes on..... Can you see why Millers is my game watching go-to spot?
(4)Hope R.
Great selection of beers and the boneless wing zinger was very good. But I had fish, mahi, mahi, taco and it was just okay. It was bitter from the charred marks and it lack taste and flavor. Great to was all the sporting events, but as far as dinner, its aight.
(3)Steve G.
I've been coming here regularly for the past 4 years, its my cheers, the staff is wonderful, most have been here for quite a while, and that's nice.. I've eaten almost everthing on the menu, my favorite is the rib special on monday. Cant beat the price and the meat just falls off the bone..I'm not a bar kind of guy. I rarely drink, but I stop in all the time to hang out. A fun place to watch ballgames, I highly recommend for a good time and now the outside bar has added another big plus for my favorite place
(5)J M.
Half decent drink specials. Probably the worst wings I've ever eaten.
(2)Michelle N.
Go here to drink beer and to eat fried stuff or a burger. They have awesome beer specials - like 5 bud lights or miller lights bottles for 8 dollars. This is a steal! But if you go here expecting fancy and ambiance you are going to be disappointed. If you go here with realistic expectations of eating deep fried wings, fries, mozzarella sticks, or a burger - all while being entertained by the sites and sounds of Northeast Philly's finest - tattooed neck dudes and trash mouth sluts - you will be leave amused, happy and satisfied. I like this place for what it is. Also good place to go watch a Phillies or Eagles game.
(4)Jessica E.
This place is just another super tacky TGI Friday's-ish place. Went there because we were starving and it was really late so none of the good restaurants that are within 5 minutes of my house were open. The menu (which is perched on the edge of the table for you to grab for yourself) is just the standard chain restaurant burgers, fajitas, mozzerella sticks, etc. I just got fries, which were not crispy or good at all. My boyfriend said that his cheeseburger was "pretty good," which in his case was a compliment, especially for a place like that. I'm giving the place two stars instead of one because after automatically assuming that they'd have a shitty Chickie and Pete's style beer list, we ordered Blue Moon and Miller Lite only to find out later that they actually do have a few decent beers on tap.
(2)The S.
Beer selection: 31 taps, but 9 are lights or common lagers (e.g. bud light, MGD). This is especially disappointing when the Philadelphia Brewing company is right down the road. (I really should have gone there.) Ambiance: Although the bar looked nicely kept, it smelled notably... I expected those tiny fruit flies, but did not observe any. Patrons: The crowd was quite loud and raucous. Very spirited - just what you might expect from the F'ing Jersey/Philly crossover neighborhood! F'ing YEAH! (F YOU!) Service: Very slow. It took about 5 minutes for the staff to even ASK what I wanted. This was surprising since it was really not busy -- the Eagles had just lost in the playoffs, and the rats were deserting the ship. Most of the people at the bar were actually bartenders. (So, why was the service so bad?) (Oh, I am am really sorry about insulting rats.) Food: I never got asked what I wanted to eat so I cannot tell you what the food tasted like, although the menu (which featured a raw bar, seafood, and steaks) appeared to have a good variety at low price points. Best Point: Carry-out beer. Tons O' flat Screens.
(1)Gaz H.
Not a bad place to drink beer, watch TV, and ogle. Decor is a bit Hooters-esque (memories of a North Florida fishing hangout). Crowd is college bar meets neighborhood bar.
(3)Victor C.
Dinner at the Bar Review... Staying at the Four Points next door (random, yes... but I only do it so I can get more info to share on Yelp)... so I walked here before MNF to check it out. Had the Monday Night special $13.99 Full Rack of Baby Back Ribs. Quite bone right off the meat delicious... except the first rib was kind of cold, so I had initially thought I'd be disappointed. However, I still have 1/2 a rack sitting in my hotel frig, so quantity was definitely not a problem. The stuffed jalapenos were quite tasty. It was a rather unique version of the dish... It was like a friend wonton (the skin was)... wrapping philly cream cheese and slices of jalapenos. I liked it. Tons of drink specials... There's almost always at least some sort of $2 pint special or bucket special (5 for $8 MGD Miller Light, or Bud Light). Kind of thinking I'll come back at least one more time before I check out on Friday.
(4)Gandhus M.
I was here twice. Visit #1: Went there solo for food and beer. It was crowded. Sat at the only empty spot at the bar. Waited way longer than I should have. Bartender never acknowledged me. I left. That was definitely a first for me. Strange. Visit #2: Went there with a girlfriend on a football Sunday. Seated in a corner booth with a TV right above it. Music and TV so loud it was uncomfortable. Food was just okay. I think I ordered fried clams. (?!?!) - You can't screw up fried clams. - Shame on me for ordering fried clams at a joint like this. I concur with Rob R., it is painfully, painfully chain-like. If you're the football jersey, Miller Lite - type, this may be for you. I don't think I'll be back. They're lucky I went back the second time.
(2)Brooke W.
Well, I have to take my previous review back. We received a gift card for the holidays and decided to use it last night. I was leery since I didn't have a good experience before, but I was pleasantly surprised this time. Our waitress was in training, but she was very capable and friendly. We both ordered a beer (unfortunately they were out of the one I really wanted) but the ones we got instead were very cold and fresh-tasting. I decided on two entrees because I wasn't sure they would accomodate a request I had if I ordered the first one. But they happily switched out the scampi sauce for marinara in my seafood medley over linguine. It came out piping hot and while the linguine was slightly overcooked, along with the calamari, it was actually pretty good. It came with two "points" of garlic bread and was just enough to satisfy me. My companion ordered the pulled pork BBQ sandwich with french fries and was quite happy with it. We still have some money left on our card, so we will be back!
(4)Christopher A.
We love this place! The new side bar is awesome. We love the fireplace in there, it's just a great atmosphere. The food is consistently great, drinks are great, a huge selection of beer on tap. The wait staff is really good, and friendly. We never have to wait for a seat. The fajitas are a must try, as well as the nachos, and the funnel cake fries. If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive, nice place to eat, definitely try Millers.
(5)Ben V.
Ex frat boys and biker chicks seem to find this marina tourist trap like establishment popular. The food here is a criminal offense, the beer selection is rather weak, and the restaurant itself wreaks of dirty toilet water. This sail is sinking...far far away from any sight of land to anchor on.
(1)Louise H.
I have been going to Miller's for years. Almost always sit at the bar and have dinner there. The zingers are delicious and a favorite but I have often ordered the fish dishes and am never disappointed. They have amazing daily food specials, the beer list is extensive and they offer lots of drink specials. The bartenders are wonderful! It's a fun loud place on game day/night but that is what I like about it! I am giving Miller's 5 stars for overall experience.
(5)bob a.
When you get to the place where traveling for work is no longer fun you just look for a place that is close to your hotel. That is how I ended up here. Looked like a good place to catch some baseball, get something to eat, drink and roll into bed shortly after. Yes, it looks like a chain. No, it is probably not the trendiest place in the Philadelphia area (at least I hope not for your sakes). The place was crowded - so crowded that I didn't even think I was gonna find a seat at the bar. I would have been forced to plan B - Fast food, sitting in bed watching Seinfeld reruns. I did find the one empty seat at the bar, squeezed in, and had dinner. Good menu - lots of variety. I got the Zinger Salad (Really wanted the Zinger Mountain - Fried Chicken strips on french fries, topped with bacon and cheese and other awesomeness - but if I ordered like that at all the places I end up at when I travel I'd be dead soon). The Salad was good. Zingers would be my thing If I came here again. Service was good. I think there were 3-4 bartenders, so always someone to fill my drink or see if I needed anything. I'd go back - even if I'm not staying right next door.
(4)Jack R.
I am updating my review for this place; after I wrote my last review, I was contacted by the general manager, who apologized profusely & sent me a $40 gift card to give them another shot. Service was much improved from my last visit, and while the food was OK, for what they charge, it could have been larger: I ordered the grilled chicken breast sandwhich, which came on a huge kaiser roll, with a TINY piece of chicken on it. It tasted OK, but the sandwhich was mostly roll, & I did leave there hungry. I mean, I didn't order a Filet Mignon sandwhich, it was chicken. C-H-I-C-K-E-N. They could have at least put a whole breast on there. VERY disappointing. My wife & son were both pleased with what they ordered,so I guess maybe it's just me, and while I appreciate Miller's generosity in extending me the gift card, I won't be returning.
(2)Rob R.
Flashback to the times when it was cool to hang out at Applebee's or Ruby Tuesday on a Friday night. Wait... was that ever cool? This place has all of the chain-like qualities in place: tacky decor, 90s jams on rotation, predictable menu, and FLAIR!!! Went here on a recommendation (and let's be honest, the Northeast doesn't have much to offer). That being said, Miller's gets 3 stars.
(3)Gus J.
Went to this place 3 times. Twice to get a meal, and once to have some drinks. The two times I went for food were extremely disappointing, as I was there due to a recommendation of a friend. The last time I ate food there the service was terrible. Apps were forgotten and brought out after mains, nobody liked their food, and much of it went uneaten. I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was black, and SOAKED n grease. It was literally dripping in fat from the frier, and it was barely even warm. The fries were more like wet noodles. I didn't return the dish and ask for another, because if you can't even operate a deep fat frier, then you have to be high or just have no place in a kitchen. The times I went for drinks were ok. The place is really really noisy. There were quite a few people that were absolutely black out drunk, but they weren't bothering anyone. IT is a typical NE Philly bar. Nothing really sets it apart.
(2)Jay B.
I will give it a two n a half three times I been to this place n got my wings under cooked which seems to be a reoccuring problem...one good thing Is that its open late but I'm warn u eating food from here at night is like eating from a drive thru at night u get what u get n u can't complain cuz ain't shit else open
(2)Christin S.
This place went down hill fast. Used to enjoy their food but the last few times I've been there the food was underwhelming to say the least
(2)Li L.
Love their menu and drink specials here. I've been here a few times so I try to get something different every time. Seafood bake is delish and for only $18.99. Why spend more at Joe's Crab Shack? Seafood mac & cheese was amazing. The pasta dishes are OK. Calamari & zingers are yummy! Sometimes their cocktails/Beer can taste a bit watered down but since the price for the drinks is so cheap...I don't complain =\ Other than that...this place is a cool spot to go with a group of friends.
(4)Pa P.
They call this place a Sports Bar, but they don't get Comcast Sports Net in Philly, which is the home of the Phillies and Flyers and all of the important local college basketball. So let me get this straight: You advertise yourselves as a "sports bar" located in one of the most rabid sports towns in America and you don't get Comcast Sports Net? That's like being in New York City and not getting The New York Yankee network. I walked into that place and specifically asked if I could get the Temple basketball game on the other night. She asked what channel it was on? I said Comcast Sports Net. She said, "I'm sure we do. I'll get the manager to put it on. Can I get you anything?" I asked for a bucket of Miller Lites. Then the manager comes out and said, "We don't get Comcast Sports Net?" "You don't get Comcast Sports Net?" I asked incredulously. "No, all of our stations come out of New York," he said. "Well, this is Philly," I said. I went down the street to Hooters. They had Comcast Sports Net.
(1)Tru L.
I live a few minutes away from the Ale House and I go there frequently. The drink specials are amazing. Let's see here... $5 pitchers? $8 buckets (5 beers in a bucket)! Other cheap drinks and specials on specific days. The food is mediocre except for the Clam Bake which is only about $16, you get crab legs, lobster tail, potatoes, corn, clam chowder, clam, oyster, i have a feeling I'm missing something else. Their clam chowder is actually really good. I would also try the raw oysters as an appetizer. I enjoy playing pool and this is where I usually play. The service is all right, it could be better but they are really nice so that's always a plus. I would give this place 3 stars but they deserve 4 stars for their drink specials.
(4)Claire O.
This place is good for what it is - a standard bar/restaurant with a target demo of middle-aged people who drink on weekdays and enjoy large servings of food to accompany their booze. The specials are pretty bangin'. I went on a Thursday - $8 for 5 bottles of Miller Lite, Bud Light or Bud Light Lime (there might be more, I forget). They have different specials everyday, so it's worth checking out. The food is not anything to rave about, really. Standard bar fare, large servings. It is sort of a family restaurant, but I am generally averse to having babies anywhere there is a full bar out in the open. Bonus: Pool table and a few arcade games.
(3)Frank D.
hi my group and i go into to millers every week and since topper and scott left the place went down the food is not as good since they were there the service stinks and the new manager tony doesnt even come and greet you at the table like scott and topper did.had prime rib last thursday and it was as tough as shoeletterwe wrer told that we cant go to our table till 6pm now never done when topper was there it seems like that they are slowly ruining there operation. met i think his name was girard the gm and when i told him about my experence a while ago when i met him it was like ok will file it away need to get a spark again and tell the new mgr too mingle with his cutomers was there on wednesday and it was not packed so we walked out and went to the willow grove millers they were fantastic maybe they should learn from them will not go back there again
(2)Charon J.
Had a great time with my love here lastnight! Service was great and never a delay! The mojito's were superb, we'll definitely go back!!!!!
(4)Zanna H.
Ok I hate to do this. Because the first few times I went here things were promising. Last night we not only had a waitress but she was magician as well. She did the best disappearing act I have seen since I was 7. The only thing that she didn't disappear for was bringing the check back. It took a good 20 minute wait on her to just bring it at all, this being after we flagged down another waiter to form a search party. The wings came out with no sauce, the waitress once we flagged her down argued with us before taking them and putting "extra" sauce on them. It only was only downhill from there. I have the urge to do the math on how she completely lost her tip but I really would prefer to not relive it. The food was terrible, everything we ordered was bland. Also it looked like nothing was made in house. So I would rather go to the closest super market and buy that crap for a 1/4 of the price and cook it myself. At least then I would know it was cooked properly. The only reason to go here is to get cheap beer and watch a game on the multitude of screens.
(1)Kelly G.
Millers is a pretty good spot for food and drinks. There are $5 pitchers of miller lite or high life all day everyday, and half off apps Sunday-Wednesday after 10 pm. The wing zingers and buffalo shrimp are awesome. Great service, ask for Natalie or Patty as a server if you go. Definitely miss the pool table.
(4)Daniel B.
good place to watch a game and have a beer
(4)Stephanie N.
My ex boyfriend took me to this place last year for my birthday, it was a big waste of money. It took the waitress fifteen min to take our order and the place wasn't even crowded.If she would of been a min longer i would of walked out, which is what i should of did. The waitress was rude and seemed like she was pissed off about something. She came back with our drinks after another ten min and then our food came about twenty min later. I got about ten piecies of lettuce in my salad and about four small piecies of cold chicken in my salad. She gave me no dressing and i had to ask her for some. She came back with the dressing about five min later, by that time I had lost my appetite. Don't even think about asking for a refill on your drink cause by the time you recive it, you'll be ready for the check. My ex got some type of fish that came out cold and smelled like it was old. I don't know why but we got desert. About another ten min later it came out. It was a piecie of cake with a cookie in it. The desert was very small for the price that it cost alone. The check came and it was extremly high for the little food that we recieved, i'm so glad it was my b-day, so i didn't have to pay. He gave her a five dollar tip, she didn't even deserve a tip at all. Do not go here, food and service both bad, you'll regret it.
(1)Lenny D.
wings were really undercooked. i couldn't even finish them, which is saying a lot. great for watching a game with some buddies and beers. food isn't really that good. stick with nachos or something
(2)DJ M.
We visited this location for our second time yesterday, knowing with two misses at the Langhorne location, we will not be returning there for the "charm". At most restaurants, I get stuck in a rut and have the same old thing over and over, simply because I love it! Miller's has such a tempting variety of foods, that it encourages you to try it all. I've had their Ribs, the Smoked Whitefish with Jalapenos, the NE Clam Chowder, The Crab, Mozzarella and Jalapeno wedges, Buffalo Shrimp tossed in a spicy garlic sauce, the Miller's Steak sandwich is DE bomb! Okay, so far, I have tried all of these and loved each and everyone of them! Yesterday hubby once again, is stuck on their fried clam strips and he does enjoy them tremendously! The Onion Soup's description was very enticing, stating it was laced with sherry, I thought okay, this is how it should be made and it has to be good. Wrong!! If there was one drop of sherry in the entire pot, I could not detect it. It was so incredibly sweet, you could not even taste the onions or beef stock! Hubby tried it too and after one bite each, we just set it aside. I then had a Caesar Salad, which was huge, crisp and as asked for, loaded with fresh shredded Parmesan cheese, $1.95!! Not sure if they have anchovies, as I carry my own. I ordered the Surf and Turf. I've never been a cheap date, but I always have plenty of leftovers! Their Filet Mignon is a nice thick center cut, it is tender, juicy and of good quality. The trouble with the Ale Houses is they can not cook a steak to order. Hubby had so much trouble with his Porterhouse at the Langhorne location and I ordered mine here MR towards M. It was Rare. I ate the two ends, which were still rare, but with my brought in homemade Bearnaise sauce, Oh shut up, I enjoyed the few bites I had. Guess what is for lunch today? So, you know what the Turf was, the Surf was 1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs, NOT! I did not say a word about the soup and Theresa did not ask why we were returning a full crock to the kitchen, but I did inquire about this "1/2 pound of KING Crab Legs". She just assured me they were King Crab and those 2 skinny little legs were 1/2 pound. I buy all types of crab legs to cook at home and they were not King Crab and that was not even close to 1/2 pound for the additional $7.00. I still want to go back for a few of what I Love's and to try the sizzling Shrimp & Chicken Fajitas and I love a good BBQ Pulled Pork. Sandwich. Hubby had a Pepsi and I had a very, very, very hot Bloody Mary! I think it starts with 1/2 pound of Tabasco sauce. Okay, the bombshell... remember the gift card that we did not want, from the manager at the Langhorne location? We decided to use it and it had a zero balance on it. Hubby was already out in the car and I called him back in. Scott, the manager on duty, came over and asked us why we had it. He then called the Langhorne store and he came back and compted us $40.00. Both Scott at the Philadelphia Ale House and Matt at the Langhorne Ale House were very nice and seemed to really want our return business. This was the third charm from the Langhorne location and we will try the Philly location again. If Miller's Ale House ever reads these reviews, I have one huge suggestion. I never saw Matt until it had escalated to the point of no return, literally. I saw Scott walking around, but not once did I see him stop by a table to welcome them or to see if they were enjoying their visit. Most issues and future problems can be nipped in the bud, if management stays on top of the cook and wait staff. Welcome your guests, stop by just to see how much we are or are not loving it. By the way, the restrooms are very clean and you won't find any Crabs in here either!
(3)David W.
This may become my new favorite local chill spot. Good food, good drink deals, and like a gazillion TVs for sports viewing. #FTW
(4)Reid F.
Philadelphians can be such whiners. For what it is (a sports bar with good food and great beer), this is one of the best. Sure, it's not a five star restaurant, but the prices are reasonable and the food is good. Try the twin lobster tails (real Maine lobster) or the Lobster Bake (actually boiled).
(5)Frank C.
I was there recently with a group of friends. I had the Zinger Mountain Melt and a diet Pepsi. I also had the Captain Jack's Nutty Brother for dessert. The food was good and the place was clean. I even had some fun with the digital juke box.
(4)Rob L.
"Blah" is the word I'd use to describe this place. I went there for the first time, recently, and can say I won't be back. You know how you can walk into a bar and instantly get a feel for the place? Well, not here. The atmosphere is non-existent. It's a bar that lacks any kind of feel - it's just, well, sterile. It has the makings of a bad version of TGI Fridays. I just didn't think the place had any personality. The bartenders were decent, but the guy that waited on my buddy and me acted like he'd rather be stepping on land mines than working. I don't know. This place didn't do anything for me, so I have to give it a low rating.
(1)Kaki C.
Stopped by here yesterday with the crew from work for a nice lunch on the covered patio. Broad, tempting menu at resonable prices. The Bahamian Conch chowder was good, and the wings ordered by my compadre (an wing critic of the highest order) garnered praise for their good size and outstanding flavor. He had the Mt.St.Helen's Hot wings which were nicely spiced (not volcanic) - I will admit to looking longingly at them a few times and enjoyed a leftover wing when he was done. The Ukranian ordered the Fiesta Nachos from the summer menu (nice touch) and they looked beautiful - crisp, not greasy chips, chili, etc. Not overloaded, which to my mind, makes the whole pile a soggy mess half way into them. My clam strips were decent, but there were some tempting options that I would try before I ordered them again. Our crew will be back for work lunches, regularly, I think.
(3)Van C.
I recently went here for my birthday while looking for a restaurant the covered both surf and turf parts of the menu. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a place fairly local and so reasonably priced as well. We had great service and there was a large beer selection both foreign and domestic with which to wet my appetite with. Our service was quite good and very accommodating. The atmosphere was that like a sports bar with many TVs positioned around the place playing local sports. They have a very extensive menu for whatever mood your in.
(4)sue g.
Much better when they first opened.....the prime rib special is ok...ya get what you pay for...most times a tad chewy..but the 1.95 cesear salad suprisingly is delicious! Also the shrimp and crab quesidillas are very very good.... 35 shrimp platter is too buttery.....Fish is very good, if they cook it right..I ordered with no oil so instead they drowned it in butter...sent back then came back overcooked and dry as wood! Overall just ok...liked it much better in the beginning.....
(3)Pamela V.
It's a good bar place for the Northeast part of philly...it's really cheap...but in the end it's just a nicely put dive bar
(3)Coal M.
Atmosphere is good, and there are more TV's than I have ever seen in one sports bar. Beer selection is OK, food is OK. They had GREAT beers to go in the cold case up front, better than what was on tap. If you find yourself stuck at the FourPoints next door, this isn't a bad choice.
(3)Joffy J.
The zingers are amazing especially the mix with hot and sweet Thai sauce. Also the desserts are very good, the buried treasure is by far the best dessert they have. The rest of the menu is decent and has a good variety.
(4)Jess N.
I fricken love this place. Cheap beer,good and inexpensive food, attentive servers and a zillion TVs. I just love it. I recommend the zingers (duh), the Asian chicken salad and the fish tacos. Now I want fish tacos.
(5)Felicia C.
I didn't visit Miller's for two and a half years after the first visit, but last night, we tried it again, and it was much better. The nachos appetizer was good with fresh guacamole and lots of other toppings. My dinner was fantastic: mahi-mahi, steamed in foil with zucchini, broccoli, peppers, tomato slices, potatoes, onions, and lemon. My shot was huge, so it was more like a little cocktail, and it was tasty. I am glad that their food and drinks have improved over the years!
(4)Ancy T.
Ordered dinner from here and everything turned out pretty well. They forgot one of the meals, but we were able to manage around it (luckily) and the manager was very accommodating in trying to resolve the issue. Regardless, food was good - well as good as bar food can be! I've been here for a happy hour and had a good time. The venue is pretty big and I like the setup. I wonder what it is like when it gets crowded but it seemed like an open and friendly environment with people of all ages! I'd come back!
(3)Stephen B.
I hate to do this. But i don't have much of choice. This use to be my favorite spot to hang. Eaither if it was to enjoy the good chicken zingers or the great taste of the full rack of ribs or just a beer or two. I don't know what has happened. Yes it's always hopping with people. But everything that I experience back few years ago. Is just not the same anymore. They always had beer specials. Now when u go in u lucky If they have any at all. I know times change but the people that Come in This place think they lower the prices just alittle not asking a ton. Something esle I've notice hear that I have not notice anywhere else is the alcohol tax on a receipt. Something new to me. Mabe it's always been there and have not notice it. I like to go out and enjoy a good times with friends but after what we came hear to, don't think we will be coming back anytime soon. But it will not stop me by saying it is some of the best food in and around the area.
(3)Heather R.
I'm really not impressed with Miller's. Yes they have cheap drinks, but they are VERY weak. The food is not great and actually overpriced. I understand stopping here for happy hour now and again. However, there are much better options.
(2)Dan M.
Had the fish tacos were awesome great beer selections and it was a Thursday so my grandfather for the special which was the prime rib and he couldn't stop raving about it great place greet atmosphere and our waitress was Sam great girl ask for her when you go!
(5)Donald D.
Another year in the League, another year of being middle of the pack. Bartender Phil runs his bar like he runs his Fantasy squad. He has some home runs, like the Zingers, and a good beer list, but he doesn't have the closing power to bring this establishment to the Bowl. On a recent night at the bar, I asked Phil why my Asian Chicken Salad was dry, and he gave us the same routine about how its better at the other Miller's that he works at. Yeah, OK Phil, just like you're in first place in your other league every year... were almost 40 dude- let me guess your girlfriend is smoking hot and you met her at camp last summer.....Maybe less time hounding the single moms and hostesses , and more time making trades, and he can turn Millers around to a perennial Boulevard contender.
(3)Maria P R.
Thursday's are prime rib special! It's always cooked the way we ordered. The best part of the place is that they have a dessert not on the menu called funnel fries. Just ask for it. So good !!! You have a choice of ice cream and some sauce like chocolate or Carmel. Also the server Lee is on the ball , friendly and knowledgable of the menu.
(4)Pri H.
I've come here a couple of times so far and have tried something from different parts of the menu. I have yet to find something I can say is good. This will be my last time coming here.
(3)Natalie D.
The food was very bland today usually I love coming here for the zingers but something wasn't right maybe a new cook or something I wish I went somewhere else.
(3)Gabriel R.
food was nasty and the waitress was rude, slammed my water on the table after I told her that my sampler was stale and raw. Only good thing was the watermelon Rita pitcher
(2)Marie M.
Great service and excellent food today.. We all left full and happy keep up the good work... and as always we will be back!!!
(5)Jim S.
Went with my cuz on Wednesday night for their "Lobster Dinner." See menu. I have no complaints. Brena's service was superior. Manager stopped over to see how everything was going, nice touch. Staff was friendly and pleasant. Ambiance acceptable with nice and high back booths for privacy aura. Yea, I'd go back and I'd recommend this place.
(4)Anwar A.
Good inexpensive food, blue collar atmosphere, great staff. Me & wife shared 35 shrimp top with a sweet and spicy Thai sauce.
(4)S R.
Wow. Cool spot! Nick working it behind that bar! Seafood Mac & cheese!! Huge plate & deelish! And I got garlic Parm wings. If u like em crispy better request that. But they r big! Tons of beers & tons on tap! I enjoyed $2.75 Bud Lite then $1 more 23 ounces! Music playing, TVs just casual atmosphere. Sports barish but better food. Lot of variety actually so everyone in your group should be happy. Daily specials, late night happy hrs. Def my kinda place! I'm from outta town so this was my 1st time. I'd def come back. ONLY complaint-it's so freaking hot in here I'm sweating thru my clothes!! Turn heat down geeZ!!
(4)Deborah P.
My Build-a-Burger was sensational...those who are curious...blu cheese crumbles, pico de gallo, guacomole, with the pre-requisite pickles, lettuce, and tomatoes. The food is matched by the service. I couldn't believe the bun stayed together.
(5)Jon R.
Great bar but just an ok restaurant. Many types of beer and a lot of games and their food is good but limited. I've always received good service at the bar.
(4)Camay C.
I'm a regular here at Miller's. I remember when this location was Smokey Bones which was horrible. Anyway, I got here around 4pm on a Saturday afternoon with a friend. Hostess was friendly. Instead of waiting for twenty minutes for a booth, we opted for a high top table in their terrace/additional seating area. The restaurant seating area was packed while our area was slowly filling in with all the college football fans wandering in. We had a seat. There only seemed to be one server in the area so it took him about six minutes to realize we were there. I ordered my favorite, draft of Angry Orchard beer and my friend had a regular margarita. We chatted for a while,looked over the menu and half of my beer was gone before we could place an order. Smh. Sheesh. We finally ordered our food. I ordered the fish tacos which were awesome. No complaints at all. Friend ordered chicken quesadillas. Honestly I love sports bars and this one is my favorite simply because of their huge beer selection! Food is good as far as appetizers. Their regular menu items get a slight nod of approval. Weren't the best entrees. But then again I don't go to a sports bar for a Great entree. The service needs a slight boost though.
(4)Nelson A.
Disappointing to say bathrooms were dirty not clean at all manager was very nice. Staff not to friendly one nice bartender other bartender looked rite at us and walked on by
(2)Anthony S.
I have now dined here twice- both within about two or three months of each other. Both times were pretty disappointing overall. On both occasions, my girlfriend and I came hungry and craving sandwiches. The first time, I had a pretty bland chicken sandwich on a stale roll. It wasn't actively terrible, but still not good. The second time was horrible. I ordered the prime rib sandwich. What came out was a disaster. The meat was very fatty, cold and over-seasoned, yet had no taste, was bone dry, and the bread was incredibly stale. The fries weren't even edible (though, in hindsight, I could have been so put off by the sandwich that the sight of any food made me nauseous). So, why two stars? A few reasons- 1) 3/4 members of the staff I've interacted with were noticeably friendly, including the manager who came to the table after the server noticed I barely touched the prime rib sandwich, 2) the multitude of TVs is pretty a pretty cool experience on game day, and 3) the nachos are pretty ok (at least the girlfriend thinks so). Basically, I'm never going again.
(2)Elliot P.
This place was the embodiment of my second biggest fear about moving to Philadelphia (the first being the bone-chilling cold). It was late one night, and I needed something to eat. Not another diner I hoped. I stumbled across the place late on a Sunday night. First, it's great that this place was open, because most places in the are were not. It kind of felt like that movie "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" with Steve Carrell and they find a restaurant open and its the worst mix of brewhouse chain with trying to do everything and doing everything poorly. I missed home and was craving Mexican food and I was delighted to see Fajitas on the menu. I broke my own rule about not ordering food that the restaurant clearly does not specialize in. I ordered the chicken fajitas (good price by the way), and man was I disappointed. At first I was mad, because I thought, how can you not make a decent fajita? But yeah, everything just seemed to be super processed and not fresh. Microwaved pre-seasoned by someone who's never even seen a Mexican frozen chicken and then plopped on an ungodly hot skillet. The shredded cheddar "cheese" was not cheese, but it did look like it. It was just flavorless orange matter. I must say though that the service was good and the dessert was actually really good. It was this gut busting ice cream pie like thing. I don't remember the name. Captain Jack's special pie or some nonsense. I also ordered a couple appetizers; there's some deal where they're half price late night. I had the buffalo shrimp which were disgusting, and the calamari which were OK. If I were kidnapped and hadn't eaten in a while, I'd order that along with that dessert. Not the fajitas though. I'd have to be at least 5 days without food to entertain the idea of swallowing those. There are several large flat screen TVs so I think this place would be good for grabbing a beer and watching a game.
(2)Suzanne S.
I don't know if it was the peculiar smell (geriatric home??) in here that turned me off or what, but I was not impressed with Millers. I was looking for something remotely healthy to order here and when I saw that their salads had more calories than a cheeseburger and french fries, guess what I went with? I always thought that one can't go wrong with a burger but I was wrong. Their cheesburger was flavorless, and served on a dried out kaiser roll and the food was luke warm. The french fries could've been better if they were hot, but they were sort of cold. My friend ordered a salad which looked really good, but I'd have to save up my calories for a day if I wasn't trying to diet (siiiigh). Aside from the odor of the restaurant, it appeared to be clean and the service was good which is why I would come back if I wanted a few drinks and fried food.
(2)Tara L.
I've only been here once, but I'm giving a good review because my food was awesome. I got some kind of grilled chicken and pasta. Also the fried calamari was delicious. Nice environment but the booth seats were wooden and a little uncomfortable. Will be going back though :)
(4)Steve D.
I have been here several times and it is one of the better locations in this chain. I have had poor food at another Willow Grove location but last night I had one of the best sandwiches that I have ever had! Chicken Philly with the "loaded" up charge to add mushrooms and peppers to the already tasty concoction of grilled shaved chicken, onions grilled, melted cheese and spicy goodness. The big roll was fresh and it was stuffed full of the meat and toppings. I recommend the onion rings or they have good sweet potato fries for an up charge. My daughters New England Chowder was spot on and I am from Boston so I get it... This was a nice experience with cold soft drinks, great casual food. Service was adequate. There main seafood dishes in the past have been good but not 5 star thus a 4 star rating is sufficient.
(4)Marc E.
I usually come here on Friday nights after a meeting. We've never had a wait, the food, well, what can I say? You can't go wrong. I've had burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, but my favorite now is the 35-shrimp scampi. It's less than $15, and the sauce is AMAZING! My drink of choice is Captain and Coke, which at least on Friday nights is 2 shots of Captain for the price of one. I'm not sure how they are other nights, but I imagine it's the same. There's always a game on, always a lively crowd, and always a great time to be had.
(4)Colette W.
Late night stop with some friends and a baby for dinner - I wasn't really excited to go because of the low ratings on yelp but luckily I had no say since I wasn't the driver (as usual) so we ended up here anyway. And I'm glad about it ! It's a sizable restaurant with a huge bar room for smoking which is cool if you smoke and the ventilation system must be fantastic because no smoke comes out when the door opens and closes. The wait wasn't long - maybe ten minutes, and there is ample seating for waiting for a table. We went to the middle waiting room and chatted until we were seated. We had an awesome server who wasted no time and switched our drinks out when we didn't like them. I ordered the jambalaya because I have to order it whenever it is offered and I got it over rice instead of pasta. FANTASTIC ! it was so good and so filling that I only ate half and I was really trying. My friends got wings and they were great too. It's not a fancy schmancy place but it gets the job done. All for $12.
(4)Mike D.
I went here with some friends. I looked on the menu for chicken fingers but didn't see any, at least not as an entree, which I thought was weird since it's a sports bar staple everywhere else. So, I went with a cheeseburger instead. I got the cheeseburger with cheddar cheese & a side of fries. I asked for the burger to be well done. The cheese was ok. The burger was really dry, not juicy at all, and the bun was kinda rough. Fries were a bit undercooked. I tried adding ketchup to the burger, but even loads of ketchup couldn't resuscitate this burger. This burger was DOA straight from the kitchen. I highly doubt I'll be back.
(2)Charlotte D.
I went here for Monday Night Football a few weeks ago to see the Ravens game. My boyfriend had been trying to come here for months. I have also heard great things from a coworker. I ordered the wings and they were very good. They were breaded and sauced. The breading was really crunchy, light and tasty. I would agree with the others about service being a little iffy. I honestly would come back just for the wings. This place reminds me of Hooters. Pictures of food on a sticky, laminated menu, casual waiters and wooden floors and panels. With Hooters, you can't expect great service or a nice atmosphere. You go for the TVs and wings. But they have a better beer selection than Hooters. Their selection of craft beers on tap is great (maybe 15). I had the Goose Island 312, he had a Yards Philly Pale Ale. TAKE YOUR DAD, BOYFRIEND OR MALE FRIENDS HERE, NOT YOUR MOM OR GRANDMOTHER LOL.
(4)Alicia B.
Perfect lunch spot for me and my boyfriend. We had the best waiter ever! Doug was amazing. Excellence service! Very knowledgable and friendly. Whenever we go back, I will request him. The food was also good. I had the shrimp tacos, and my boyfriend ordered the turkey burger with sweet potato fries! Delish!!! I can't wait to go back!
(5)Dennis B.
Not a bad place to go watch a game. They always have drink specials that are good deals......the food has gotten much cheaper on the portions. If you order chicken wings you get maybe a half a cup of blue cheese. If you order a steak there is no meat on either end if the roll.......great beer selection other then that eat before or after........
(2)Keith R.
Amazing place! Started going when I lived in South Florida at the Davie Ale House back in the day. Highly recommended!
(5)Mike A.
Standard Ale House experience, but this one has more deadbeats hanging around than the other big one in Langhorne does. This one has an amazing firepit thing that no other restaurant in the area has, however. Very nice place!
(4)Kathleen A.
While staying at Four Points Sheraton for the last 11 days because of our Fox Chase condo fire we walked in the snow for dinner at Miller's Ale House. The waitress was very informative to the 46 Draft beers and I ordered the baked Mahi Mahi-w/vegetables in foil. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the fish was. My husband had the porterhouse which he cleaned all but our puppy's first steak bone. The manager, Jared Was an excellent business man and comp'd our chocolate pounder dessert. Most enjoyable evening after being displaced from our condo. Thank you Miller's Ale House. We'll be back!
(4)Shawn B.
I had lunch , with my partner (work) I was met at the patio bar by a young lady who had a huge smile and with bright eyes She is friendly , attentive, and has a pleasant sense of humor....all this while serving us, and other patrons and cleaning around the bar Stop in and see SAMMIE....hurry she's leaving for school soon
(5)Colleen C.
I've had many good experiences at Miller's. After tonight, however, I don't think I'll EVER be returning. My husband and one-year-old son and I wanted a quick bite to eat on our way home from a viewing for a relative who had passed away. Not only did we have to wait for a table when there were four or five visibly available booths, we then sat there for fifteen minutes and were completely ignored by more than one server passing by. We weren't even asked if we wanted to order drinks! Poor service is one thing; this was nonexistent service. When we walked out and were told to have a good night by the hostess, I informed her that a server never even came to our table. Her response was, "Oh, really?" Yes. Really. We will not return.
(2)David C.
I like to order wings here and watch a flyers game. The girls are young. The price for beers cost alot. I still would go back.
(4)Mike C.
Came tonight to watch the UFC PPV with some friends. We have been here a few times. The service itself is always good. The appetizers are great and fairly priced. Outside of that I will say the rest of the food is just ok. Nothing special wouldn't even say it's as good as other chains like Applebee's. But we come here more for the seperate bar they have. They have fantastic drink specials and cheap beer. It's a good place if you just want to get together with some friends away from the local dove bar.
(4)Evelyn D.
First time on St Pattys Day. Decent experience. Zinger Wings were a big hit. Garlic Parmesan was the flavor for the nite...coating and seasoned was just the right balance. Would definitely get them again. Beer and drink specials...shots of Jamison $3 Yeungling. Caesar side salad was tasty. Waitress worked bar alone..she needed more help. Although she was busy, when she came to us..she was attentive.
(4)Tara G.
For a chain, Miller's isn't too bad. I hadn't been here in over a year after a truly HORRIBLE experience with my server and then the manager on duty. I ended up speaking with the owner the next day, who informed me that this particular manager had already put in his two weeks notice and clearly didn't care anymore. While this is certainly no excuse, I accepted his humble apology. However, I wasn't in a rush to return here. The other night, a friend (who loves Miller's) suggested we go for dinner and a couple of drinks. The four of us went and it was packed. It was Saturday night at around 9 o'clock, so I have no issue with that. We waited about 10 minutes for a table, which was just fine. I noticed that since the last time I was there, they have really come a long way with their craft beer selection. I always like to see that. Also, the prices weren't terrible, averaging around $5 each- pretty standard. Food prices were good too. I ordered the 35 shrimp, which is 35 fried shrimp with cole slaw and one side- for $9.95. Not bad at all! It also tasted pretty decent. My husband had the prime rib sandwich, which he said was very good, and the other two in our group had burgers, which also looked pretty good. For the most part, this place is decent. Nothing amazing, but certainly not bad. For an affordable night out, this is a pretty good pick, especially if you're looking to stay in the Northeast.
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