This place is alright ...reminds me of Chili's or TGIFs. The food is also just "okay" - the portions are generous though. Chicken Caesar salad was crunchy and the chicken was cooked well/had a blackened crust and the Cobb Salad has a good presentation but you will drown in all of the cheese.
The waiter could've been more attentive - we needed to flag him to our table for Tabasco sauce, extra napkins, and the check. After taking our bills back, we had to wait 15 minutes before credit cards were returned.
The layout of the restaurant/bar is odd. There is a private party room (mind you this room has little insulation in the wintertime and is FREEZING) and then the huge bar is in the main room with another seating area of just wooden booths. These tables are extremely uncomfortable.
TVs abound...there are about 10 40" TVs all around the main room with football, gymnastics, baseball, etc. I was happy about that bc I'd prefer to watch something other than football.....
Even with decent food and a big layout where you can spread out with your friends, Miller's Ale House never seems to be crowded...
I planned on coming here for my best friends birthday seeing as it was her favorite place to eat. I called earlier that day asking if they took reservations in which they said no. Little did I know that later on that evening around 10pm there was a PPV fight on. We had planned on having dinner around 7:30/8 and I was told that I would HAVE TO PAY a cover charge for sitting down and celebrating a birthday and having nothing to do with a PPV event in which people have been sitting around for no exaggeration 3 hours just to wait for the event. I was highly offended when I was asked 3 times to pay for an event I was not staying to watch. Although the food was delicious I really don't think I will be returning, especially being harassed over a cover charge that went into effect right before we were about to leave.
Review Source:I don't know whats happened to this Millers...it was my favorite place to meet friends for dinner and drinks but the quality has drastically changed in the last month or so. The last 2 times I've gone in the evening I have experienced terrible customer service and degraded food quality. I travel pretty far to get to this restaurant to meet friends and the last 2 times I've been there the waiters have been quick to rush us out. Now my table of 6+ people aren't getting there during the dinner rush or even when a major sports game is on, we go there weekdays after 9:30 and the place is usually empty. We love the drink specials, half price apps after 10 and dinner and dessert sometimes too. But the last 2 times we've been there we have felt considerably rushed to finish. The first awful occasion my friend asked our waiter if it was too late to order a pitcher around 12AM he said it wasn't so we hung out longer. Next thing we know we are saying goodbye to some friends standing next to the table and the waiter came behind us, started clearing the table and shoved dirty utensils in my friends full glass of beer. Despite that waiter and the negative end of the night and a friend getting food poisoning from dumplings we decided to give it another try and returned weeks later. This time we had the bill put on our table at 11pm soon after some of us received our food. I had only been there for maybe an hour and a bunch of us were nowhere near finished eating let alone drinking! We asked someone what time they close, 2AM still as usual. The waiter gave us an attitude saying under their breathe "well I've been ready to go for 2 hours" like their schedule was our problem. Then there was a pissed off manager looking person that stormed by our table and was hanging around the dining area. Needless to say my friends and I don't feel our business is appreciated at this Millers and we won't be going back. We are hoping for the newer Millers locations to be better run because we used to have great times at Millers and the food used to be great. One star for lousy service.
Review Source:This place is a sports bar on steroids. Â It is absolutely huge, with ~15 TVs lining each wall playing all the games your little sports fan heart could desire. Â
Even if you are not a sports junkie, there is still decent reasons to check this place out. Â For starters, they have a pretty expansive beer selection both on tap and in bottles. Â Additionally, the food was surprisingly good. Â 'Zingers' are their equivalent of wings and they come with a boneless option, also with a ton of sauces to choose from. Â Their loaded waffle fries are sickeningly delicious; check em out. Â Try their mountainous nachos if you're looking for a enjoyable and effective way to clog your arteries.
There are booths, tables, and high tops to choose from, as well as two separate bars, so lots of room for a big or small group of friends. Â And hey, if you get bored, there's the Tanger Outlets right outside...something for everyone.
Lots of TVs for you to watch games on, but food was mediocre at best and the tables are all surrounding the bar, so people with families get to hear guys at the bar yelling and cursing at the TV.
The waiter we had was pretty good and got our orders out quick, but the food was just eh. Â And nothing I'd be interested in coming back for. Â Although the Captain Jack's Buried Treasure dessert I had was pretty good
If only i can give them no stars!!
The first time I went with a few friends after work, the drinks were watered down and we had ordered 3 appetizers, 2 never showed up. The funny part was we were charged for the appetizers and when we told our waitress we never received 2 of the items on the bill she walked away and had another waitress "deal with us", eventually everything was taken care of.
My second time at MIller's there was a 15 minute wait. My mom, dad, and I waited for about 45 minutes and saw people who came in after us wait a few minutes and then seated. When my father asked when we will be seated the hostess said 15 minutes, we waited another 15 minutes only to find out the hostess never took down our names. By this time my father (who for the most part is very nice) ended up making the hostess cry and we were kicked out of the restaurant by the bouncer.
If you want over priced watered down drinks and Ditzes as your waitresses then go down to MIller's Ale House!
2 thumbs WAY DOWN!! Ridiculously poor service, sub-par food, inedible desert. Blah! Â We honestly wished we were not so hungry, it wasn't so late, and we hadn't come in here at all!! Pizza was overly salty, almost inedible, we could feel our cholesterol rising as we ate. Â
Dinner was mediocre. Â The WORST would be a contest between our waitress and our desert.
We got the ice cream oreo looking cake- Seriously?!? How long was this in the freezer? Â Since the Titanic hit that iceberg in 1912?!?!? We needed a freaking chainsaw to get through that thing!!! We are ice cream enthusiasts and will navigate just about anything to get the ice cream onto our utensil, but this was insane! Â We tried cutting it with a knife, fork, spoon... nothing worked... we let it sit... nothing... we gave up, wasn't worth it, the parts we were able to taste were so freezer burnt and untasteful it wasn't worth the effort.
Waitress- Â Were you a waitress???? Did they just pick you up off the street and give you a pad of paper?? Â Didn't check on us once. Â I had to flag her down every time I wanted something... As in silverware, napkin, some water???? maybe to order.... or hmm the CHECK!!! And by flag down I mean they should have given me one of those nascar rode flags cause she wasn't responding to anything less obvious! Â
And that isn't to say that she wasn't close by, we were sitting by the hostess stand and she frequently stood there loudly complaining that she "couldn't wait to go home," "didn't like being here," "OMG Why do I have to work this shift?" Â What you mean the Saturday shift where you can possible make some money after people are done shopping and hungry, want some food and to relax, and be served their food in a timely manor??? O wait, you don't want to make money... Yea, we get it, Â you suck at your job and don't care who knows... guess what, QUIT and you'll save us all a headache!
The only time she wasn't complaining is when she sat in the booth across from ours for 15 minutes (as if she wasn't working) and talked with a group of her friends that were there. Â 5 minutes into this ordeal I began looking right at her because I needed... UTENSILS so I can eat my food that she neglected to bring out and another waitress brought to us! Â She looked right at me and made eye contact on 3 occasions, then looked away, HOW RUDE!
Never again will I be back! Â Wish I could give it Zero Stars.
Probably ok for beer but that's about it.
Not exactly my first choice, but I was impressed at how the waitress was able to manage a large party which included young children. Â The buffalo wings were huge but not very spicy. Â I had chicken fajitas, which were average. Sangria tasted like fruit punch with very little alcohol, worth skipping. Â Not a bad place for kids, but skip on a Saturday night.
Review Source:One of the better places to eat by Tangers Outlet. This Miller's Ale House is smaller than the massive one in Levittown but it is still a spacious place with huge booths, a big bar, and a casual setting that is pleasing to the eye. There are several flat screen TVs adorning the walls, each playing some sport event.
I enjoy coming to Miller's ale House for their chill attitude, satisfying comfort food, and cheap beer. And boy they have a lot of cheap beer and enough discounted alcoholic beverages to black out the amount you spent in the outlet mall. Seriously, they have a Big Book of Alcohol that enumerates all the different deals they have from $10 for a pitcher of sangria to $10 for of sauza tequila margaritas. Last time I got a $5 pitcher of Miller lite that came with chilled mugs. Amazing!
-Zinger Mountain Melt $10.99
Medium garlic zingers piled over crispy fries & smothered with melted jack & cheddar cheeses, bacon bits & scallions. You get two appetizers for one dish with the zingers mountain melt; crispy chicken tenders and yummy fries.
--Ossobuco $12.99
Marinated pork shank slowly cooked until tender; served with mashed potatoes, gravy, & the veggie of the day. This is my favorite dish from Miller's. Its meaty and delicious and it looks like something you would find on the Flintstones' dining room table.
Overall, this is a good location but I prefer the Miller's Alehouse in Levittown.
Been here once, a while back after doing some shopping. I thought it was great! It was how a Sports Bar is supposed to look. sports stuff, big and small tvs everywhere! During busy football Sunday, pool tables had hard tops so they could act as tables. Food was good. Everything from a friends Rib-eye (that was cooked properly!) to pastas, wings and burgers! If it weren't so darn far from me i'd go here every Sunday. But I definitely will stop by again soon.
Review Source:A sports bar right next to Tangers Outlet! The food is actually really good and I ordered the rib-eye steak Medium rare. Â They cooked it correctly too! So hard to find that these days. Â
The atmosphere is what I imagined the ideal sports bar should be. Plenty of seats, tables and televisions. Service was good, food was great and location is perfect since I don't like to shop for 10 hours a day. Now I know if I finish early, I can ditch the group and go grab a beer and watch the game while the rest of the group finishes their business.
Win-Win for everyone. Â I will be back for sure.
Miller Ale House all depends what time you go . . . I've been here after/mid a day of shopping (same parking lot as Tanger outlets) and you can grab a table no problem. . .
If you come for sports, be prepared to wait. There a limited amount of tables for big groups (and think 4 tables that can hold 8-9) and during the last UFC fight on a saturday, my party of 9 waited a little over 1.5 hours. Smaller groups should get in faster, but it's still packed. And the booths themselves are hard wood that hurt my butt after a while. . . I wish they would change their seating a little BUT I still go back again and again. "Why?" you ask.
Answer #1 - Food. Mostly the zingers. Boneless buffalo chicken tenders. Delicious, and done well. The other food is also good. The nachos are huge. And I think the turkey burger I got was one of the best turkey burgers I've ever had. Even their salad is good. The BEST thing on the menu (in my opinion) is the Zingerdilla! Zingers in a quesadilla with blue cheese dressing drizzled inside and sourcream on top - It is a packed out fat quesadilla and I cannot even begin to understand why it is so good. (I literally crave it and have tried to duplicate it at home but it's just not the same.)
Answer #2- Environment. Some times you just need an Ale House, you know? It fits perfect for sporting events and sometimes I just want that casual dining experience and some zingers. I also like the noise level - it's alive, but not crazy crazy.
They also have a huge drink menu and tons of specials. Last visit, when I couldn't make up my mind, my waitress offered to surprise me and I ended up with a raspberry mojito. (Good job waitress!) Though they also have plenty of beer and more exciting mixed drinks if you can make your mind up yourself.
This location is also much newer than others I've seen which also means much cleaner and lacking the smell of old beer.
Miller's Ale House is mainly a sports bars but it is funny how we only go there for the wings and appetizers. Been here time to time, service is a so-so, some waiter/waitress are polite others are rude. My favorite is:
Sweet Thai Chili Wings(2nd choice: Garlic) with Ranch Sause
35 SHRIMP Fried to Perfection and Served with Cole Slaw & Choice of Potato.
--Price is not very expense and servings gets you full easily ;X
A few of my co workers and I stopped by Miller's for some drink after on a Friday evening. Much needed after a long slow day that felt like forever.
I am curious...does any places know what an Adios Mother F***ker (a mix drink) is?
I asked our bartender and he didn't know what that is...so did the rest of the bartender. O well...
I just ordered something else... But at first I wanted Hennessy but they didn't have that either haha...so I decided on a bottle of heineken. Â Our bartender Nick was hilarious. Also, he iced my beer for me.
Even though they didn't have my Hennessy and didn't know what an ADIOS is...I still give it a 4star because I had a great time, the service was good and the vibe of the place was great. I would go there again. Â
I ordered the nachos...make sure to share because its a lot of nachos...very tasty as well.
it has the whole works:
beef
cheese
sour cream
guacamoles/avacodo
JALAPENO!
and olives i think...not to sure on that one.
PS. if you want your beer to be on ice before you drink it...make sure to ask them...they will do it =]
The first time I went to a Miller's Ale House it was in Levittown, and it was really crowded, noisy and the music was so loud that I couldn't hear myself think.  I filed it under places I would not visit again.  Now, a year later the wife and I are out at Tanger doing an afternoon's worth of shopping.  Well, that can sure work up a hunger, so we decided to try out the Deer Park Location.  What a difference!  Like night and day!  We were pleasantly surprised to get in and seated immediately in a nice big booth,  the music was not blasting.  And the crowd was more family-oriented than the other location.  Food was a pleasant surprise as well.  Fish tacos were tasty, but somewhat mild. Signature steak sandwich was above-average.  I especially liked  the fresh garlic roll it was on, you could tell it was fresh. For dessert, we shared a "captain's jack" which is a slice of  ice cream cake with oreo crumbs. This place really hit the spot.  We'll be back, after another round of shopping most likely.  Prices are low and I felt I got very good value per dollar here.
Review Source:This is strictly a place to go on Sunday to watch football no more no less.
$5. Pitchers of shitty Miller that my friends like to drink, I stick with Sam Adams cherry wheat or blue moon.
If you go during the week it seems to have some decent drink specials.
Food wise, you better not get a steak here you will be greatly disappointed on what you get. Actually it's prolly one of the worse I've ever had. There are some decent items on the menu however you wouldn't find me eating here again I'm on a liquid diet during football season when forced here...if you can't cook mozzarella sticks correctly you shouldn't be in the kitchen of a restaurant you should be cleaning the floors case closed.
Good ol' Millers. Â This is the local favorite amongst us Broadridge employees. Â They're always packed, so they are doing something right.
The menu is huge: picture Chili's/Applebee's/Friday's combined with a twist of Florida flavored in. Â In spirit of the fishing decor, I always order either the blackened mahi mahi or grouper (if they have it) sandwich. Â It comes on a 2-star bun with some tartar sauce, lettuce and tomato on the side. It's fine. Â Nothing to write home about but honestly, you can't really find mahi mahi or grouper anywhere else around on Long Island that I know of. Â I mean it's not exactly fresh fish but that doesn't bother me... most fish you eat in a restaurant was frozen at some point - as long as it's defrosted and cooked properly it will taste fine.
Miller's is a cool place to go and get drinks. Â They have a nice beer selection and about a hundred giant flat screen TVs playing different sports. Â Seriously there are probably 100 flat screens. Â There are two separate bars and a lot of booth tables that can fit about 8 people. Â It's a good place to go with a good group since the menu is enormous and it's super casual.
Beers and assorted foods...
Millers is probably one of the better chains out there in that they have quite the selection of beers and a wide array of belly busting foods that are as tasty as they are unhealthy - but I'm not here to pontificate, I'm here to have cold beer on a disgustingly hot day.
Although I have known that this location was here, I simply haven't had the time or need to swing in until today when we were looking for a place to catch the EuroCup Finals. Â The only prerequisite was a place with TVs, cold beers and good foods. Â Millers has all that and then some.
Pitchers of beer for $5 and a great selection of drink specials and apps make this a fun place to hit to kill an hour or 3. Â Prices are very good for what you get and there are enough TVs around the place that you can catch just about any game that is on.
Overall a good place with plenty of bar space and decent server. Â Worth hitting.
Parking all around
This is one of my favorite happy hour places in Long Island. I work in Suffolk, yet live in Nassau, so this is the perfect in between spot. I first started going here a little over 2 years ago, as the closest thing to my work was Applebee's.
The appetizers and finger food here are pretty good, and cheap. My favorite is the calamari and the chicken quesadillas.
Crowd-wise, it can be a hit or a miss. There are days when it's so crowded and loud, but then there are other days when it's pretty empty. You can find all sorts of people here - from your business suited folks promoting some interesting beer flavors, to the family dining for the evening, to the t-shirt and jeans locals, etc.
The $5 pitchers of beer are my absolute favorite - and hey, if you overdrink, with no ride, the bartender will indeed call you a cab :)
My co-workers and I have had plenty of fun nights here, and plan to have many more in the future.
The place is over the top and fun. After browsing the outlet stores and seeing a movie, I ended my day with friends at the ale house. As I walked in I was stopped by a bouncer, who explained his reasons and was very curteous. The wait was about 15-20 mins and hanging out near the bar was not bad at all, The place had some arcade machines and tons of games on their 10-12 lcd screens. When we sat down I ordered the Mahi Picata. The food was not dry, the fish was tender and juicy surrounded by vegetables. The waiter was the cool and made sure every couple of minutes if we needed to refill our drinks.
Review Source:Great Sports Bar - cheap beer and bar food.
Loud and bustling, Millers is a great place to watch any sports team and meet friends. Large, noisy and the staff is young and inexperienced. If you're looking for beer and wings, burgers and fries, this is the place. It gets crowded but they don't take reservations. Â
Maybe my expectations are too high but I expect a hostess to acknowledge me without an eye roll. Â This wasn't my first time at Millers and the atmosphere is still the same. Terrific place for watching a game and enjoying the energy from the customers who are drinking and laughing while munching and talking. Â
When the evening crowd rolls in to hang at the bar - the scene definitely changes. Â Place is always packed and the bar staff does their best to keep up with customer demands.
It's basically your go-to neighborhood bar & grill with decent prices and wide variety of things to choose from. I would probably choose Friday's or Houlihan's over Miller's any day but there aren't any in relative distance.
For what it is, the service is pretty efficient and there are plenty of sports showing on different screens to grab your attention for a while. Most people probably come for the drinks moreso than the food. I'm not much of a drinker so I can only rate the food!
The first time visiting, I had the grilled salmon with steamed veggies. The salmon was a bit on the dry side and the veggies bland but what was I expecting? A 5-star meal? This time I had the fish tacos, which were a bit more satisfying but lacking more oompf. Kick it up! Give me more sauce or something! I also had a side of sweet potato fries, but they needed a bit of sea salt or something.
Overall, it's a place we go to if there ain't no other place to go!
Met some friends there on a friday afternoon and it turned to evening and then late night. Â The bar got crowded as the night went on but thankfully they were staffed so that I never had to wait for a beer too long. Â
A pretty good selection on tap tho, i've seen better. Â Prices were a bit high for the good stuff (Palm) and low for for others ($5 Miller pitchers) but you pay for what you get.
Had the Blackened Chicken Quesadilla which was suprisingly good and came out rather quickly. Â I've heard their wings are really good too. Â I'll definitely go back, possibly for football viewing. Â Looks like it would be a great place to do so.
When we first tried this place we thought we hit a gold mine. The beer selection is incredible with great prices! We ordered the English style fish and chips and the pork medallions and they were awesome! The chips could be a lot better however.
Service on the other hand is a bit spotty. Some servers are good, and some are a joke.
On one occasion, one of the servers persuaded me to order their (In her words delicious turkey burger) instead of the regular burger I was going to order. Let me tell you it was the worst, terrible! She actually told us she always recommends the turkey burger to customers over the regular burgers here because they are so good, and she made a comment about it being healthier too. I think she had her own agenda with that, and she should keep her personal bias to herself because I have had turkey burgers before and this one just tasted like burnt charcoal, literally.
On one occasion another of their employees, a waiter, was in the restroom stall just standing there in the stall forever texting on his phone. Dude! Seriously is this your personal break room? Customers  need to use the can!
On other visits we had decent service, and the loo was free from spiky haired employees.
The food overall is good, but you need to be careful what you order. For example, please, do not order the turkey burger!
I haven't tried their burgers yet, when I returned the turkey burger (I'm so not afraid to return bad food) I just ordered something completely different as a replacement because it was that off putting.
But I hope to order a burger on my next visit, unless those Fish and chips beg me to order them again. They just go so well with a pint of Fosters.
I really needed a drink today after work. So I decided to try Miller's Ale house. I heard so much about the drink specials, so I just had to go.
I started off with a pitcher of Miller lite for $5.00 A+++
Ordered 20 wings hot for $13.99 A++
Main house fajitas that comes with shrimp and chicken.
Wife got the steak fajitas
I ended up drinking that pitcher and got a second pitcher.
The wings are good and tasty. Came out nice and hot and not spicy enough for my taste buds.
I was only able to eat the wings and drink the beers and not able to hit the fajitas as much. I must say I am writing this while I am buzzed! =)
The food was good and great drink specials!!!
Atmosphere is nice, plenty of TV's for sports, plenty of tables, games, and pool tables.
I think I will venture into this place more often.
Can't say too much about Miller's. Cheap beer, good food, and a very busy atmosphere all play into Miller's character.
The wait staff is usually very attentive, and the food is consistent and satisfying.
However, this place gets PACKED. Come with the family early in the night, or during the weekdays to avoid the crowds and loud drunks.
3 stars because well....it isn't anything spectacular, but it is a solid joint to get some good food and cheap beer, which is why I find myself here often chugging $5 Miller light pitchers.
So many told me the food wasn't that good but the drink specials are great. Â I went with a few couples and we all shared different appetizers. Â All were awesome. Â I ordered a burger with jalapenos on it and jalapenos I got! Â Sometimes I go places and I only get a couple of jalapenos....not this place. Â The burger was well cooked and everything tasted great! Â Drinks were outstanding as well. Â Will definitely come here again. Â Screw what everyone says...this place is great!
Review Source:This place is a great happy hour spot - the drink specials are INSANE. You can get away with having a LOT of liquor for a very good price. It's also a great place to hang out with your friends or co-workers over the summer - they open up the back bar into an open-air area and have "outdoor" service. What I like about Millers (too) is that it's a huge enough place where you could be away from the bar area and grab something to eat in relative peace.
If you were to have dinner here, the portions are pretty large and the prices are decent. However, don't expect gourmet food here, though. While the food is decent, it is an Ale House, so they specialize in typical bar fare and fried fish-type items. It's also not diet-friendly, so if you're trying to eat right, have healthier meals in the morning and afternoon and save your calories for dinner. Â I am partial to their wings myself. The wait staff aren't that friendly, but they do bring your food out very quickly and fix your order timely if they screw up. Â This place does get crowded, so come early or be prepared to wait.
Went there on a Saturday night and boy is this place popular. Â The wait was pretty long, so we enjoyed drinks at the bar while waiting. Â They have great drinks and great drink prices.
When it was time to eat the service was great and the food very good. Â Wish they had one of these by us in Jersey.
Ive been coming to the Ale house since they opened up a little over a year ago. The main reason I go there is the incredible drink prices. Me and a few friends Drinking pitchers of MGD/ Miller light have paid as little as $35 between the 3 of us. Its pretty ridiculous.
The food is nothing particularly amazing. Their zingers are pretty good, burgers are what you would expect from most places, it in general is what you'd expect from most Restaurants of this nature. They do have a decent seafood selection compared to other places with mixed menus.
The best day in my opinion to go if you want to eat is Lobster Wednesdays. You get a 1 1/4 lb lobster for under $14 and it comes with a side. You really cant beat that (if you like lobster of course).
The waits for a table can be pretty ridiculous at times specially on nights theres a big game or pay per view event going on. Ive waited as long as 2 hours before to be seated (Thats including 1 hour call ahead so 1 hour at the actual place). Sometimes it takes the Waiting staff longer then you would desire for them to come to your table and unless you're outspoken sometimes you will wait quite a bit to be helped during busier hours. This is not so much a problem on regular nights.
There is a great distribution of TV's throughout the building so no matter where you're seated you pretty much have a clear view of whatever it is you care to watch.
The reason I give it the 4 stars I gave is simply because I enjoy sitting with my friends and being able to drink all night if I want and spend under $20 a person. There has been maybe a handful of times in the countless moments I've been there where i have paid much more than $20 on a day that I was only drinking.
So if you're a drinker and like to watch sports of any kind this is a great place to go. If you're looking for more of a dining experience it's not a bad place but I would say there are definitely better options.
After a day of shopping at Tanger Mall for my 1yr old cousin Joelle We needed to cool off! Â A few feet away is Millers's. I have to say the food was really good I started off with the French Onion Soup and it was so good with crispy cheese on top! Â I could not believe for $14.99 you can get a twin lobster tail with baked potato and broccoli,coleslaw for that price and it was so good!
I have been to many expensive Restaurants and it was better and most likely saved alot of money. My friend ordered the lobster bisque soup and liked it alot and the porterhouse steak with baked potato was only $13.99!!!! Wow very cheap! The only problem was the waitress always hard to find her! But overall I would recommend Millers! Save some room for a little cup of mango yogurt with strawberries in the mall! Excellent time!!
$5 pitchers on a Saturday night on Long Island. Â Wow!! Â This place has unbelievable drink specials. Â I saw a sign that said "$10 margarita pitcher all day every day". Â Its a shame taxi's on LI are so expensive...
This is a really big place, two huge bars and plenty of tables for food service. Â This place was packed on Saturday night and we ended up waiting about an hour for a table. Â This was not a problem though, as we waited by the bar with a couple of $5 pitchers. Â When we finally got our table we tried the famous Zingers( chicken tenders), cheese fries, and onion rings. Â Fried food goodness!
One negative was that I wanted to watch the Duke - N. Carolina basketball game, but they had hockey and ufc on every TV in the place. Â I asked the bartender if they could put the basketball game on one of the TVs and I was ignored. It ended up being a blowout anyway but it still pissed me off.
I would go back here but, it's kind of in the middle of nowhere to me.. if I lived closer I would be here all the time. Â I hear the one in Levittown is better too.
To contrast this with my review of Half Time, the excellent Beer Emporium in Poughkeepsie, NY, in which I found myself silent with wonder, I found myself silenced with disappointment and a tinge of anger while at Miller's Ale House.
I saw a review that said they had great beer selection. Sadly, that just meant that Miller's had every single major brewery. Not that that's a bad thing, but I had this place built up in my head so much more.
I see "Ale House" and I pictured a quaint place with a focus on quality beers, with an old man behind the bar, and his wife who makes comfort food. Instead, its a place where you can watch EVERY SINGLE SPORTS GAME AT THE SAME TIME on gigantic televisions while getting drunk for cheap. Not a bad thing in itself, but not my cup of tea.
And yeah, the food is cheap, but food is cheap at many a restaurant/bar and still manages to be good. My pulled pork sandwich with "fried onions on top" was more a "fried onion sandwich" on a bed of pulled pork.
Basically, if you're like me and sports bars aren't your thing, don't go here. If you're into sports bars, check it out, but it's probably not as fun as a less "chain-y" bar.
Two years ago I suggested you bring your ugly dates with good personalities to 124 Old Rabbit Club in NYC because it's so dark.
Miller's Ale House is so loud you should bring your attractive dates with crappy personalities.
Loud loud loud and ok service but great beer selection and easy to see tvs everywhere, so I'm still going four stars.
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