I love the wings here! Our server Alison took care of us too...attentive and smiling. Â Im not one of those people who like to come in half an hour before a restaurant closes but my friend really wanted to go here. Â Im glad we did because i really enjoyed the food, service, and atmosphere. Lots of tvs as well and it just felt like a cool place to chill and hangout. Â Will definitely come back on a Wednesday night for wing night.
Review Source:Glory Days is perfectly fine. I live in the area, so I find myself here occasionally. It definitely is a standard neighborhood sports bar--nothing crazy special, but nothing crazy terrible either.
They have a TON of TVs, and they have them positioned well so you can see most games from your table. I've admittedly never gone there to watch a "big" game (Superbowl, March Madness, etc.), but for normal weekly games it is definitely a solid option.
The food is fine--nothing to write home about, but edible and better than you would get at a lot of sports bars. Their mac&cheese must be terrible for you, but it is really creamy and good. The warm pretzels are pretty good too for something to munch on before the meal. My boyfriend is a fan of their various burgers and sliders.
I'm consistently disappointed in their beer selection--I feel like they could really add a lot to the place by just getting a few more craft options on hand.
I'll probably be back, but wouldn't tell anyone to travel far for it!
I have dined In this restaurant before and have been satisfied with the food and service. I came in yesterday (tuesday night) and was pleasantly surprised. My server Aleigh was extremely friendly and upbeat! She recommended your "award winning" glory wings and even mention to us that it was so good you put it on a cup.
I loved the sauce, they were on the sweet side but had a nice kick. I decided to get a burger for dinner and she recommended to make it a prime. I loved the glory days sauce so much that I put it on top of my burger! Delish! My friend tried the shrimp basket, which was also delightful. After our table was cleared, the manager came over and asked how our experience was! It was nice to know that not only did our server care to make sure our experience was great but that the manager ensured it! Definitely coming back to ask for her!
P.S give the host a red bull! Looking a little tired!
After being forced by my friends to come check this place out, I was actually really impressed! I have a personal rule: DO NOT DINE IN CHAIN RESTAURANTS! After being convinced I decided that I should break my own rule for once and try this place out! And I am glad I did. My friends and I were extremely Hungry. As we walked in we were immediately greeted! That was a good start! Then we were taken to our booth. As we were walking to our table, I noticed that the restaurant was extremely clean which you normally don't see chain restaurants. Â Shena, our server greeted the table and brought our drinks right away! We ordered the prime rib steak with steamed broccoli and carrots. The steaks were cooked perfectly and overall, the experience was amazing! One of the managing partners came over to the table and introduced himself which shows that this restaurant emphasizes on guest relations! Definitely worth going back and I hope the experience will be the same next time I go back!
Review Source:This location is within walking discance from my fiancee's place so we have come in often over the last couple years. Â We will be moving to Maryland in the coming months, and this is one of the spots I will miss. Â It's big, clean, convenient, and quick.
One of the previous reviewers called it a "vanilla sports bar", which may be true, but it gives what it promises- sports and bar food. Â There are plenty of TV's, and on a nice football Sunday in October, you can go in and find at least one fan from each team that's on TV, which I think is fun. Â I'm not sure what else they would want to do to not be so "vanilla"- their goal is to cater to all fans of all sports at the same time. Â There is generally at least one TV that has soccer on, and the last time we were in there (last weekend) there was NCAA women's bowling on, who even knew?
I have never been disappointed with the food there and have tried many of the choices. Â We almost always get boneless wings in Glory sauce, but the onion rings are great as well. Â My fiancee likes the turkeyburger, and I like how some of their pasta entrees can be ordered as half portions. Â I get the shrimp alfredo pasta, half sized, often. Â I love macaroni and cheese, and order theirs as an extra side a lot. Â Portions are big and the service is generally great. Â I highly recommend asking to be seated in Julia's section, she is the best.
They recently started a 1/2 price on select appetizers after 9 PM special, which is good for some later evening munchies.
Each table has a speaker box that, if things work the way they should, you can tune to the appropriate TV you want to hear. Â Our success rate with these is only about 50%. Â Half the time it doesn't work, and the other half somebody at a table next to you has theirs up SO LOUD you can't hear your own even if it was working.
We have also ordered carry out from this location numerous times. Â They have a separate door and waiting area if you are ordering/picking up food to go. Â They have never gotten our order wrong and it is always ready when they say it will be.
I work near here and have eaten here with colleagues several times. Â I ate alone here yesterday and the service was very slow. Â When on work lunch you can't have this kind of service. Â The past trips were much better though. Â The food has been consistently good. Â A few of us do have the same complaint though. Â The music is way too LOUD. Â For lunch time we should not have to be competing with the music to make each other heard. Â Save the loud music for the late night drinking crowd. Â I wear hearing aids and it kills me sometimes in restaurants and yesterday was one of those days.
Review Source:Having just moved to VA from southern CA, we are on the hunt for new places and experiences. On a cold rainy night this week, we decided to try Glory Days since it is so close to home. We were delightfully rewarded with a great restaurant. Glory is a jeans and beer kind of sports bar with great food, good service, and a fun local everybody's welcome sort of feel. We were seated right away, drinks came quickly, food was fresh and just the right portion size. Pricing is very fair. Loved the added feature of having a personal speaker at each table. With all the flat screens in the restaurant just choose which one you want to hear and turn up the volume. No more trying to lip read! LOL It has a great full bar. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. Thank you Glory Days, we will be back!
Review Source:I came to Glory Days with a big group of people around 20. We had the back room reserved and all. It suited us nicely. The TV's were small but there wasn't anything good anyway.
The service was very good for such a big group. The only mistake I notice was they didn't bring me my last round of beer but they didn't charge me for it.
I came in knowing the food wasn't anything great so I wasn't let down but by what I was served. I got the Cheeseburger Trifecta and it was pretty good. The fries were decent too. Actually I have to say it was better than what I expected. I was especially surprised at the size of the generous patty. A double would have filled me on my hungriest night.
I was also surprised how packed it was. Apparently this place is popular for its bar on a Friday night.
I was invited back by Glory Days to give them another shot. My husband and I stopped in here on a Saturday night to do just that.
The beer selection has clearly improved. My husband was happy to learn that Dan Patricks debut beer called The Audible was on draft here. The tap is a microphone!
With our beer and for a starter we enjoyed 6 wings made with Glory Days sauce. My husband ordered the Pittsburgher sandwich with a fried egg on it. Instead of fries as his side he ordered cornbread. This sandwich was amazing!!! The cornbread was delicious and moist.
I ordered the Glory glazed salmon dinner. I opted for the parsley redskin potatoes instead of mashed. My meal was a little disappointing. I typically eat healthier and this meal was bland. I thought the salmon was good but it was overloaded with the sauce that according to the menu was "brushed on". The potatoes and seasoned veggies we good.
Overall, my return here had improved from last time. Both times our waitress was tentative and friendly. My husband seems to know what to order here since his meals both times were good. I would hope for maybe better healthier tasting options in the future. I would probably stick with the boneless naked wings from my first visit even though there were overpriced for the food amount I got.
A far from clean restaurant with even worse service! Bartender holding court with friend at bar ignoring patrons and the service bar while gabbing and watching TV! The staff stacking up at the service bar apparently decided to seize the opportunity for a little break chatting away with each other while waiting on this yahoo to notice them, not ONE tried to get his attention! Â Smacks of SOP. Â I sat at his dirty bar (no chance this guy was going to notice it needed to be cleaned) and watched this person gab for about 8 minurtes before leaving in disgust, never to return! Â Save yourself some grief and avoid this [biting tongue here!] "venue" in Fairfax! Â A must miss!
Review Source:I came here for a work lunch, and my experience was alright. There is nothing special about Glory Days Grill. It is your typical sports bar with good burgers and slightly overpriced drinks. I wasn't feeling a traditional burger the time I went, so I just got a turkey burger. And it was good, but not spectacular.
There are little audio boxes at each table, so you can listen to what's happening on any of the many TVs set up around the restaurant.
Another overpriced bar in Fairfax. Â When will they learn we aren't downtown?
Anyways, I had a small tortilla salad which was good but wasn't amazing. Â Nothing stood out. Â Also, I had a Yuengling which I swore was a little skunk. Â
The atmosphere was decent and there were a ton of TVs. Â They do have these cool little pods where you can tune your table sound to a particular TV but half of them didn't work and they were fairly disgusting (sticky, old, etc.)
The service was decent and for a bar I guess it was OK but I will not be back anytime soon.
Pretty much a miserable spot. I get this is a bar so my standards were already low going in. Little did i know that I would leave and never want to step foot in again.
We ordered wings and specifically asked for them to be double fried and crispy. They came out mushy. I asked for extra celery, didn't get it. The boneless chicken wings tasted so disgusting and definitely straight out of the freezer bag. The burger patty was dry, but the sweet potato fries were decent.
To top that all off, service was terrible. We couldn't even find our waitress most of the time! Maybe they are short staffed in general, but even when we needed extra napkins (of course, eating wings here!) we couldn't find her!
THEN, we get the check and they had double charged us on the wings....the wings that we had asked htem to take back and double fry. Overall, the experience was just quite terrible and I will not want to come back!
Glory Days has some of the best wings around Fairfax. I'd recommend both the boneless and the bone-in wings with their Glory Sauce. Go on Wednesday for Wing Night and they're only 50 cents a piece, but the place gets packed, so you might have to wait a little longer than usual.
They also have cheap appetizers after 9pm which are also pretty good. The service has been good just about every time I've ever been. Great place to get some bar food and catch a game on one of their many TVs.
Ahh, Glory Days -- reminds me of my high school years.
This spot is your traditional sports bar with standard bar fare. The food is A-OK but the  wings? They're OUTTA THIS WORLD. You've gotta get 'em buffalo style and be a little daring and get them HOT. They smell amazing and I'll admit, just the smell makes me drool a little. They are perfectly crisp and drenched in the buffalo sauce. Gotta have 'em.
Aside from their wings I also love their house salad. There's just something about it. I know, it may seem simple but it just plain delivers. Get it with the ranch dressing, that's my fave.
If you're looking for a fun spot to enjoy a game with friends -- Glory Days hands down.
Great go-to spot if you want somewhere to go to watch the game and get some good wings. Â Get the ones with the Glory Sauce--they're some of the better ones in the area. Â Who knows how healthy, but who cares? Â DELICIOUS!
Bar drinks are average. Â Not cheap, not the best, but acceptable. Â Comfortable feel; you won't ever feel out of place. Â Been coming here at least once a month for years. Â Great After 9pm appetizer specials--$5 a pop. Â Paper football at every table. Â Have some fun!
Landed at this place on a random whim.. just becuawe  my dad  figured we should try it since we  haven't been there. I  had heard a few raves about their  peppercorn ranch dressing on there cobb salad from a friend years ago. But i figured why not.
Walked in... and it  was your typical sports bar..no surprise there  service was decent partially because it was a bit of a slow day.
Food wise...
For an appetizer my brother and my dad decided to try their  Buffalo Style Wings(Hot) (12)  $11.79. These wings  for sure had a kick to them. Typically when we get hot wings it  has just a slight  spiciness... but  these were pretty hot...i mean i guess im used to spicy foods after having a thai roommate... so my spice tolerance is definitely up. My dad on the other hand  eats spicy food..but when he says its spicy its pretty darn spicy.
For my lunch I ordered the half sliders & a half salad $9.99  partially because i didn't want to over stuff myself for lunch. Contents: 2 BBQ pork Sliders and a Southwest BBQ Chopped Salad. The BBQ pork slider was eh...i mean it  was your typical stringy bbq pork that possibly came out of a package...nothing to exciting there. The salad was okay..i wish  i ordered it without the shredded cheese because it made my salad taste rich and i usually don't like cheese on my salad. Also a note to self don't order two  BBQ things at the same time its like overload on BBQ sauce...(even though i do love BBQ sauce). Unless your at a BBQ joint lol
Overall..a decent experience at a chain restaurant
Came here with a large group on a Tuesday night after a softball game. Â They let us sit where we wanted so we could be removed from the rest of the patrons, and they had plenty of TVs going with all the games that interested us, an important feat since we were from various parts of the country and therefore had various allegiances.
Is it greasy typical bar food? Of course, but it was delicious. Â The service was also top-notch - I don't think we wanted for anything the entire night. Â The AC was on a little high for my liking considering it had actually started to become fall outside, but other than that, it was good.
The prices are reasonable as well, especially on the drinks and pitchers. Â It's also spacious with a wide variety of food and drinks, and I could definitely see us going back after another game.
The minute I walked in this place I knew I would like it because of the huge Bart Star statue, hello Packer fans!!
Don't let the strip mall appearance fool you, this place has plenty of space, and plenty of TV's for watching the game. They can hold groups, or small parties and even has a patio area.
They have a full Gluten Free menu and it's one of the few places that has gluten free wings. The wings with Glory Days sauce and fries from the gluten free menu were absolutely delicious.
The waitress left much to be desired. She wasn't very attentive, wrote nothing down, and then missed specifics on our orders (sauce on the side, no mayo, etc.). She also just walked up and said, "hi, ready to order?" without any sort of welcome or ask if we needed more than just our waters, etc.
I've only been to this Glory Days location for happy hour, which was so-so, depending on what you're looking to drink. If you're a beer person, you probably won't be too thrilled, since there isn't a whole lot of selection. Appetizer specials were decent. Again, it's typical bar/happy hour food, so nothing superb.
Service was also so-so; nothing special.
They have large screens and many televisions for watching sports and other shows, and each table has its own volume/channel control so you can tune into what you like.
I never give poor reviews, but it is deserved in this case. Â Every trip we take there turns into a frustrating evening. Â To be brief, I'll share our last two:
Tonight: Â We called Glory Days to see if they could seat us for dinner. Â They said to come at 6:30. Â We arrived on time and they said it'd be 15 minutes. Â Baffled as to why they said 6:30, they said the tables needed just had to finish up. Â The tables had yet to even order! Â 15 minutes?? Â We'd have believed them, had it not been for...
Last time: Â Our previous trip there, they said "15 minutes" and we waited almost an hour to be seated. Â Of course we were told "the table is finishing up" every time we asked for an update.
And for what? Â Wings and standard definition 26" TV's? Don't tell a group of people to drive over at a certain time with no intention of seating them. Â It's just common decency.
Having learned from previous experiences, our large group left this evening, likely never to return.
4 stars because I am from SF, and two drinks would cost 100% more.  $11 for two drinks?  What? Really? Thank you.  Many more drinks followed.  How did I end up here.  Weird.  Everything is in a strip mall on the East coast?  What's up with that (<a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hulu.com%2Fwatch%2F110316%2Fsaturday-night-live-what-up-with-that-al-gore&s=61cb79d874ae65e8df918ed50d9009adcd3d54bacecbba557875035d8ef9fd96" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.hulu.com/watc…</a>)
As for what it is... it's a sports bar. Â They have portable mobile amp speakers that let you listen to any of the sports on any one of the 50 TV's. Â Interesting.. i don't do sports or sports bars, but if you do... it's pretty cool. Â I like holding two up - one on either ear - and listen in stereo with huge freaky headphones. Â I don't really. Â Anyhoo...
They make great hot wings, with many styles. Â Medium was still spicy for me, and I love Buff sauce.... but I powered through my boneless wings at something like 1am. Â Fun.
They do what they do very well.. and for that, you can't be negative. Â Also... really liked the barkeep that night... he was brash and brusk.. but friendly and real. Â He won't take shit from stupid people, and even when I am one... that's fine with me. =)
So a friend invited me out to Happy Hour here and who can turn down Happy Hour. Anyways I already knew that she wanted to sit out on the patio because its a nice semi-covered area. She was late as heck so I decide to go inside and suck up the kool air instead. The hostess greeted e promptly and I explained that I was waiting for a friend. Inside there were several TVs mounted all around. This was definitely decor for a sports junkie someone unlike myself. However, the place was also a good spot for families as well.
About 30 mins later my friend arrived and i was this (as I snap my finger) close from walking out and calling it a day, cause I got no patience and I hate waiting, LoL!!! So before I went and enjoyed Happy Hour on the patio I decided to use the restroom. The restroom was very clean although it had this annoying PA system with older sports news. There was also sports memorabilia all over the walls and ceilings. SN- After I flushed the toilet a lil toilet juice leaked on my flip flops talk about GROSS. Anyway I like the fact that they had the paper towels where you wave your hand and it just comes out (yay).
Ok, back to the real deal Happy Hour. The Strawberry Margaritas were on sale for $3.99 I really wanted Pomegranate but hey those weren't on the special. It was extremely hot out and one of the waiters actually moved the umbrella down so that we could have more shade. I believe that Happy Hour ends at 7. However, the waiter that we had (Oscar) never came around to say 'last call'. I guess in my mind there's a certain way a waiter should present his or herself is by first introducing themselves and telling us about the specials. Let's just say that NEVER happened. It was only after we called the waiter Lamont that he told us his government name.
Make a long story short I ordered the gourmet turkey burger with mushrooms. The waiter brought it out and handed it over the fence which was kinda awkward to me. I'm like will it take too much energy for you to walk around under the umbrella (ok maybe to picky but oh well). The burger was BIG and borderline GROSS!!! I guess the mushrooms and cheese or juice or whatever i was, was infused into the patty. So whenever you cut it orangish juice came out. It came out and guess who forgot the condiments... you guessed it. I mean if someone is getting a burger or sliders (which is what my friend ordered) wouldn't you just inquire about condiments(confessions of a 'saucer'). The time that the food arrived we wanted another Margarita however that's when we found out it was no longer Happy Hour and that price could not be honored.
The drinks were on point though. After 2 I kinda got that you-need-to-slow-down feeling. I was also ready for the check too. We got the check and the waiter charged us regular price for the 'tini's which I caught and asked him to change. Directly after he changed the price I was ready to pay however he had to walk down to Safeway and pick up some cream for the restaurant (wth). So we ended up waiting about 15 more minutes. I still tipped but if I go back I think I'd want a different waiter. What I failed to include is that the table across from us (a group of guys) had a waiter that had just got off and changed clothes. I think our waiter was actually more interested in 'getting it in' with his crew rather than offering the best service he could.
For all the bad reviews this place really isn't bad. Not great, not bad.
Came here to chow down on some wings and they delivered. They had several flavors but I went with the buffalo and their signature flavor. Prices are pretty cheap, lots of tvs and they even brought games for us. Wings were pretty decent.
Only thing I would say was it was almost funny the way our waiter was taking it very easy. It took forever to get the check and he looked a bit tired. He was friendly when he was there though..
Who doesn't like super slow service and/or getting hit on by a waiter at a sports bar type place? I know I sure do!!! -_- Yeah, not so much. Most of the time it's not bad and the food is okay. Not exactly my first pick for a place to have dinner with friends but it's alright. The people working there are usually friendly and know how to deal with large parties. Winter time brought some yum flavored hot chocolates and I believe year round they have "The Shark Attack" (my favorite drink there.) A glass of sprite with a toy shark floating in it with a mouth full of grenadine. I get it for the shark.
Overall, an okay place with decent (yet unhealthy) food. If you're into sports, there's plenty of TVs in there to watch all the games you want.
Mostly I'm reviewing their bar. Â You could just dine there but I don't advise it.
Glory Days is a very decent sports bar without much competition nearby. Â Lots of TVs and portable speakers scattered about. Â I think the bartenders at this location know what they're doing.
Happy hour will get you $1 off drafts (of which there are many) and $2.99 margaritas that are worth about $2.99. Â So, your tall draft of Coors Light is about $3.50. Â Even $4.50 outside of happy hour is competitive for a giant glass of domestic in Fairfax.
The food never disappoints. Â Doesn't blow your mind either.
I'll echo some of the other reviewers in that the service here is pretty lousy. Â I've been to this location a few times and I was never impressed with the service. Â Their food is decent if you order common things such as wings and burgers, and their fried shrimp is actually pretty good. Â
This place is okay if you want to have an (expesive) beer and watch a game that is hard to find but there are better places nearby. Â I'd chose Vienna Inn (cheaper beer and better food IMO) or the Hooters (great wings and burgers) in Fairfax off of 29 over Glory Days any time.
Love love their roast pork app with sweet potato fries, so yummy. Â Made a mean pineapple upside down cake martini for me also. Â
This place is always abuzz and the staff always friendly. Â You're not gonna find the trendy fashionistas here but you will find a real, local crowd of sports and beer lovers, gotta love that.
2.5 stars
As being one of maybe 3 sports bars in all of Fairfax County (or so it feels), Glory Days fills a necessary void, and does an acceptable job. Â There are better sports bars, but when your only other option to watch a non-televised Ravens game is to drive out to Crystal City...or Baltimore, well Glory Days suffices.
They tend to have every NFL game on and I really like how they actually label each TV with each game. Â Instead of running around like a fool saying "is that the game over there??" you can just read the signs or match the logo to the game you want. Â I do not like the layout of TVs, however. Â All TVs are on the perimeter of the massive room so it's pretty tough to stake out a spot and get close to the TV you want. Â If you can get lucky though and get seated near that TV, it's not so bad. Â The audio receivers at each table are also nice, so you aren't just limited to hearing the game that's on the main projector.
Food and drinkwise, there are some sandwiches that are good, but overall nothing is particularly remarkable. Â The nachos were also very disappointing. Â To top it all off, the cost of beer is extremely offputting. Â $20+ for a pitcher of Blue Moon?? Â Ugh! Â That makes me miss college. Â They don't even have any drink or food specials on the weekends! Â What kind of sports bar is that??
Where to start with this one. I guess if I was drinking alcohol I wouldn't of noticed the poor service I was getting there. The quantity of food to price of food seemed to be lacking to.
When I arrived the staff was playing football out on the front sidewalk. Must have been a pretty intense game since our waiter went back out to play. We didn't see him again until we needed our check. Pretty sad when a backup waiter has to serve the food. Talking about great team work!
Bad service, over-priced, and full of annoying kids.
I used to be somewhat of a regular at Glory Days, as I worked in the same shopping center. It is an easy place to go with the guys and have a couple beers. Some of the waitresses are easy on the eyes. They have an outdoor patio, which is great when the weather is nice. The food at Glory Days is decent. They have Wing Night on Wednesdays, where the wings are about 50cents/ea.
Everything sounds pretty good, right? Sorry to tell you, it isn't. Although the wings are cheap on wing night, they are some of the worst wings I've EVER had. If you drove an extra couple of miles to Chili's or TGIF or some other generic restaurant/bar, you could easily find better wings. Their burgers are pretty good.
The wait staff is usually pretty nice, but they are either too old and grumpy to be working there, or too young and dumb to provide good service.
The worst part about Glory Days is the crowd that usually accompanies your experience there. Just about every time I've gone there, it is JAM-PACKED with little kids. For some reason, people love taking their loud, annoying baseball team kids to a bar after the game. I guess it's Glory Days' "thing." I'm not going to try to understand the theme they're going for. I'll just stop going. Learn from my experiences and don't go there if at all possible. Hooters is not too far down the street.
My mom is a regular here. For grilled chicken salad! It's more of a restaurant then a sports bar, at least from what I saw. Then again we were there on a weekday at lunch time. But still, it has the layout of a chili's and is in a small suburban shopping center.
We had lunch- a grilled chicken sandwich with potatoes for me and- you guessed it- a chicken salad for mom. Mom says its hard to find a place for a good, tasty, reasonably priced chicken salad nearby. Who knew?
Nothing to complain about my sandwich. Instead of fries I got redskin potatoes. They are just boiled or bakes redskins with a smattering of parsley or some herb- no butter- very healthy. So if you're looking for a cheap, family-style place nearby with basic food and some healthy options...here ya go.
As far as sports bars go, this place is alright. Â If you are looking for a crowd out in the 'burbs during Redskin games, Virginia Tech games, and Mason games, you'll find it here. Â
They serve all the bar food one would expect. Â I wasn't a big fan of the nachos. Â Really, the only reason I come to Glory Days is for the Glory Wings. Â This place is not really a wing place, but if you do get wings, get the Glory Wings. Â I wouldn't bother with anything other than the burgers or wings, or anything you can throw in a deep fryer.
The service is hit or miss, because the wait staff is basically college kids or younger.
When i first started going to Glory Days I expected it to be one of those dumpy sports bars w/ bad food and bad service. Â It really is the complete opposite. Â Â They do serve bar food --- and are good at it, so i'd be nervous to stray from that and try their steaks or something (seriously, why would someone get steak at a sports bar!)
I have had their burgers multiple times and they are cooked well, taaste great and come with a choice of sides (broccoli, potatoes, other veggies or fries). Â its really nice to get to pick. Â I also have found that ANYTHING that comes wtih grilled chicken is really good-- i love their salad for when you are trying to be healthy :)
The have just changed their menu to look a little "fancier" and i have to say the highlight of my last trip here was the fact that they added a Patty Melt! Â For anyone who doesn't know what a Patty Melt is, it is basically a mixture of hamburger and grilled cheese w/ grilled onions. Â Add a piece of chocolate cake and thats a perfect meal for me :)
I was excited that they had a half order of nachos and while i am sure most people would not like this, I enjoyed the fact  that the nachos had "nacho" cheese that was surprisingly tasty.  I also enjoyed the very chunky chilli and a combination of different styles of chips within the nachos.
The service is good and they are able to ring up checks with like half the pitcher or half the nachos. Â And the prices are decent. Â Very resonable for food and only slightly more than happy hour for beer.
Overall, if i want to watch a game "out", i will always be happy at Glory Days
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