This is a fun place and I went for the Wednesday Lobster Deal. It's a great deal! A whole Maine lobster, baked potato and cole slaw. Miller's Ale House also offers a seperate gluten-free menu with burgers, steaks, seafood and pizza! <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgfreenikibee.blogspot.com%2F2013%2F05%2Fcreatures-of-sea-are-gluten-free.html&s=782d43b8585c6acba5357ca249a877db2af1cb55b533d9212e2fb32b0bfdbbeb" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://gfreenikibee.blog…</a>
Review Source:It's okay. Â The atmosphere was okay on a Friday night but not a real happening place in Pembroke Pines. Â Not what I expected at all. Â I've been there for lunch a couple of times and it's okay. Â Overall, just an average place: Â Average price, food, service, etc... Â Nothing really stands out. Â Although, it's a franchise design, it's time for a face lift. Â Feels kind of old and outdated. Â Although, it was fairly clean, it did not feel that way.
Review Source:My husband and I had stopped visiting this establishment due to its terrible service and decided, after a year, to give it another try. Â What a pleasant surprise! Â Though the inside is still the same, I can say that their service has gotten great. Â Brian and Chino are gems, very pleasant servers with a can do attitude.
We found out that they had a major change in servers and management. Â Keep up the great service and yummy food.
This was one of the few places that showed up in the Pembroke area when we were in search of place that served craft brews. I'll have to say, for a a place that calls itself an alehouse, it was a major disappointment. The beer selection was very limited, and the most disappointing thing was that this ale house only carried like 5 "ales" on tap. Luckily they had Rogue, which was an automatic 3 stars, but $7 for what appeared to be just shy of a true pint was very steep, which brought it down 1 star.
Oyster on the half shell - The oysters came out way too fast. I mean typically, this is something that you don't complain about, but 3 minutes for a dozen oysters, at a place that is not known to have amazing oysters is a little suspicious. The oysters smelled clean, but appeared prepped in advance. The flesh appeared a little dry, and the liquor, which is what makes the oyster, was completely missing. Â I think it was me being pretentious and ordering oysters at place that looks like it shouldn't be serving oysters. Anyway they were disappointing and a complete 2 thumbs down. I wasn't able to finish my 2nd oyster and neither was my friend. Ruby however, was craving oysters so bad that she just drenched them in cocktail sauce and lemon juice just to say that she had oysters, but it was really forced down more than anything. None of us got sick that night though, so that was the upside.
I ordered the meatloaf, which was reminded me of cafeteria food from high school. I wasn't very pleased with it. The sides were decent in flavor though. I think I had 2 pieces of steamed broccoli and some mashed potatoes. Overall, not impressive.
My friends had a Zinger salad, and there were no complaints, but there also were no compliments. Another friend ordered a porterhouse steak, which came on a huge plate, and it was also of good size. I didn't have try any, but he mentioned it was pretty good. Not good enough to order again, but good enough to finish. Ruby ordered half a rack of ribs. She was was not impressed, but I don't know why she ordered them since all she'll ever rave about it Phil's from back home, which is the place to go to when you're looking for B.B.Q. in SD.
I think the server was good though. She was very kind and patient. We spent a good deal of time dissecting the menu, and also waiting for our entire party, and she really handled us well. So she really did help out with maintaining the rating above 1 star, but the overall experience was not pleasing and I don't think anyone really left the place satisfied.
I don't recommend this place for its food or it's selection of beer. Really, the server and the fact that they had Rogue was the only reason why I didn't give this place a 1 star rating. Actually, I think the server may have sustained the 2 star rating even if Rogue wasn't served there... and that says a lot.
Eh. Typical low end sports bar. The cook (I won't call him or her a "chef" by any means) either fries everything or adds enough salt to preserve it for eternity. This is a chain, there are several of these Miller Ale Houses around Florida, and while I will admit this is a bar, I've had good bar food... this ain't it. Prices are good and fair. Pool tables and TVs abound.
Review Source:Another Ale House that used to be a fave but has gone down the drain in the past few months as well. Ridiculous wait staff, no communication in ordering, horrible quality of food and drink, no order to any ordering whatsoever. It's a free-for all as far as who gets what- it's anyone's guess. You order your plate and you'll be lucky if you get it in the second try. Maybe bc the tv's are so damn loud. The table next to us left because of that, and the waiter we had messed up our order twice because he coudn't hear us. Still, nothing changed. We just took our crappy wrong order, ate what we could, and aren't going back. Not worth trying to straighten it out for 4 more seconds. Ugh. I hate how people's standards and agendas just deteriorate. Have some damn pride, don't let your restaurant go to crap!
Review Source:My husband and I frequent the Kendall and Gables location of Ale House frequently and have never had such bad service as we did at this location. In one word, TERRIBLE!!
We were in Pembroke Pines for work and decided to stop here to have a late dinner. It was a weeknight and the place wasn't too packed. We were seated immediately at one of the high top tables.
At first everything seemed to be going okay. We placed our order for an appetizer and two entrees and got our drinks immediately. While we are sitting there I see a server sitting down at the table next to us to eat. We all need to eat, so okay, fine whatever. I thought it was weird but it was only one girl. Then low and behold, about 4 servers (including ours) congregate to eat in the table on the other side of us. We could hear their conversation. I could not believe it! How unprofessional! They are there to serve food to others, not to sit down like regular customers. Eat in the back or before you come to work!
Then out comes our food but no appetizer. Seriously? Our server did not even apologize or give us an explanation for this. All he said was "the appetizer will be coming out soon" um okay. Its an appetizer not an after dinner snack! Â I told my husband we should have just told him to cancel the order but he was craving the stupid loaded fries and I didn't want to argue. After we were half way through with our dinner he brought out our appetizer. That was truly unacceptable. What bothered me the most was not that it came out late, but how he didn't even apologize or give us an explanation. I think, perhaps, he forgot to put in the appetizer order because he was too busy having dinner and socializing.
The food was okay. My husband had the fried shrimp and I had the zingers with chips or whatever. There was a puddle of grease under all the chips. I understand that its fried but there is something you do when you fry food. You drain it.
I will never return to this location again. Ever. I'd rather eat at the Taco Bell a few blocks down!
Nice beer selection, but service was kind of slow. In addition, probably tied for the worst fish and chips I've had in my life. Kudos for the server on seeming genuinely concerned that I didn't hardly touch it, but just overall a not good experience. The app I ordered came out OK (hush puppies weren't bad), but they brought out some type of weird fish filet and was some confusion on how to get the right thing (fish and chips). Again, wasn't expecting fine dining but wouldn't go back.
Review Source:I went here for a quick dinner on a Friday evening. My party was seated pretty quickly, but two of us were circling the restaurant for almost 20 minutes looking for a parking. Although it is located right in front of Pembroke Lakes Mall, it's designated parking area is pretty small and tends to get packed.
The food was okay. I ordered a grilled fish burger, and the fish was incredibly dry. The rest of my table seemed to really enjoy what they ordered: the Zingers appetizer which is basically a meal for one person, and the 35 shrimp pasta seem to be huge hits. The service was okay.
One thing to keep in mind is that the place is basically a sports bar, and if you are expecting anything beyond that, go some place else. If not, enjoy the $6 pitcher of beer and zingers!
I guess when you have been to an Ale House, you've been to all of them. It is a decent place for a couple of drinks with friends and some basic food. Nothing really worth writing home about, the good thing is that there is a good amount of variety in the menu so everyone in your party will be able to find a suitable selection.
It seems as though they have revised the prices upwards while reducing the food portions, but who needs all that food on your plate anyway?
We came, consumed and enjoyed a good basketball game on the big screen... and the Bulls won, so we were a little bit extra happy.
We also stop here sometimes when we ride around this neck of the woods on Sundays and it is perfect for replenishing some carbs and having a couple of well earned post ride beers.
I went in about 6 pm. Saturday night. People were waitng for tables but I was by myself and found a seat at the bar. Had a long island ice tea for about $6 which was okay but too much ice..and twin lobster tails  $18 that were dead on.  My waitress/ bartender was Ashton and service was pretty good. I will go back and eat the lobster tails again, they were yummy and you can't beat that price! They did have a happy hour also 2 for 1 on well drinks, and beer, I just had a taste for a long island ice tea!
Review Source:EVERY TIME I've gone to this location I have received the WORST service I've ever had in my life!!!! Â As a semi-frequent customer (my team goes there after our games) I gave up waiting for a server and started serving myself by walking up to the bar and ordering food and drinks there and walking them to my own table. Â We have complained but the managers seem incompetent and some of my teammates have walked out. Â I always voice my opinion that we should go somewhere else but they go there for the beer prices and watch NFL games so I'm forced to participate. Â The food is good not great and prices are fair. Â Avoid unless you're being dragged there by your team!
Review Source:Never a bad experience here. Â Had the Bistro Steak Salad for the first time ever - very good. Â The meat was good, the greens were fresh, and as always, the rest of the experience was positive. Â I've been to many Ale Houses and the Pines Ale House is always among the best in service.
Review Source:Just like the Ale house in Kendall, Doral and Pinecrest...they have good drinks and pretty decent food. I came here the other day with Christian L. and we had some drinks and grub and we had a pretty good time. We decided to sit at the bar instead of wait for a table. The bartender was pretty cool and attentive. There's not much I can say about this particular Ale House that I haven't already said in a previous Ale House review. If you've been to one..you've been to them all. The layout is identical to the one in Kendall and Doral. The only Ale House that has a different personality is the one in Pinecrest because of the outdoor patio.
Review Source:Went here to watch the Miami Heat v. Houston Rockets game. Houston was up for quite awhile but the evil trio-led by LeFraud James prevailed.
Beers were cheap, the food looked fantastic but I did not eat. The cutie next to me at the bar was eating twin rock lobster tails. Looked fantastic. The price in the menu was $14.99, not bad.
Great atmosphere to catch a game and have a few drinks. The place was packed on a Wednesday night. there was a 30 minute wait for tables if you wanted to eat. It's definitely a local favorite.
Buzz kill factor: they make you take off your hat after 9 PM - guy or girl. We witnessed it. Apparently it's because of gangs in the area? Um it didn't look dangerous around there and the bar tender joked with me - why would you or how could you fit a knife or gun in your hat? Wouldn't you keep it in your pants? Then I followed up with, I guess everyone has to take off their pants! She agreed. So silly. Fun times.
Came here with some friends to watch some MNF and get some grub.
Here are the pluses:
-A bazillion TVs. Â I counted them.
-Chicken nachos are gi-normous.
-It was cheap.
The minuses:
-Hostess had a real bad attitude.
-Similar to the first point, but there were a several tables available when we arrived but we stood there and waited for 10 minutes while the hostess wandered around the restaurant finding a table to seat us at.
-Burger was overcooked and really below average all around.
-The waitress let the drinks run dry twice.
Meh pretty much sums it up.
Fun place to check out. The usual sports bar setting known for it's zingers (boneless wings). The service is pretty good and the food is right up there with other sports bars. This place is hard to get into on the weekends at night. I've never had any problems the dozen times I have eaten here. The wings are decent, they're kinda small(compared to other places). Overall, for drinks and food this place will get the job done.
Review Source:Buffalo shrimp was flavorful but a little heavy on the batter. Zinger salad was fair. Not much as to the salad greens, very basic. The chicken zingers were not as good as in the past. They tasted like they had sat for a little while. Sort of an older  sports bar atmosphere, rather than the newer, slicker variety. Overall, the 3 stars are on the generous side, but 2 would be too low.
Review Source:Must update. I have a new found respect for the ale house. Mostly because I had a good time Saturday night. One of those magical nights, where everything just works out better than you could ever plan it. Most of it, thanks to this place.
We were low on cash, feeling down and out. Where to go, what to do? The ale I guess.......
Firstly, it's always poppin'. Even when your buddies are down, the immense amount of people around you will entertain you.As I waited for my table, I made a few friends. They were waiting too- we bonded. Points on socializing.
The waitress was extremely helpful. Suggesting drinks, (I had no idea the ale house had absinthe???) giving recommendations for the jukebox, what we should eat, and so on. Points on service.
Then we mentioned it was my friends birthday. Guess what, FREE CAKE! I thought all the alcohol was getting to me. But yes it was free. At the end of the night, I forgot all about being depressed. A good time was had. Thank you ale house. I needed it.
OHHHH Ale House, How I love thee.....This ale house is definitely a place to go if you want to chillax and get away from all the negative things going on there, especially with the specials on pitchers....mmmmm. I'm diggin the staff for the most part, they are a chill down to earth crew that seem to get along as well, if you haven't been to this wonderful place, I understand....you've been in a coma and just woke up and getting a dose of reality...it's cool, Now just get up, get dressed and head on down to this place and be prepared to watch professional games, fights, etc. while enjoying the drink of your choice. Just throwing it out there for the ladies...Wednesday night is your night (hint, hint guys).
NUFF SAID....I'M OUTIE!!!!
I really enjoy Ale House. They have good service and the food is pretty darn tasty. I love their buffalo wings and they have this dessert called Captain Jacks or something another...awesome...and i love that they serve actual sweet tea, yum! they have mad tv's so its a great place to catch a game and just hang out. ..You should go if you haven't already been.
Review Source:its pretty good. if you need a place to watch a game most likely people are always at  miller's alehouse and since pines is closest thats where i go when a game is on. if you go there to watch a game please please please try and get a hightop... as much as this hurts me to tell you because you will be leaving one less seat for me but it is completely worth it to watch games. it puts you in the middle of all the people who are there for the game and not in a place where you feel bad to get loud and show support for your team because these people are there to eat and dont care for the game.  the big red is my choice if i end up eating its basically a big chicken tender dipped in hot sauce and covered with cheese on a burger bun. also i get the steak salad if im not in the mood for chicken. it has awesome dressing and a good portion of steak. the food is pretty good the regulars are always there having a good time. i really havent had anything i hated so its cool to try anything you like and you wont have too much of an issue. overall a pretty cool chain.
Review Source:This place is a gem in the middle of chain locations in the area. Â No I don't want Ruby Tuesday or On the Border (I couldn't believe how popular OTB was with my clients...yuck). Â After a long day at the client site, a few of my coworkers and I came here. Â The beer was refreshing, and there was a good selection to choose from. Â Ordered the jambalaya and it rocked!! Â Wasn't impressed with the jalapeno whatever poppers, and the chicken strips were dried out and chewy. Â Basically your typical bar fair. Â High tops are a nice place to hang out with some friends, but be prepared to wait for them... as we waited 50 minutes.
Review Source:The Ale House is a great place to grab a beer and some grub while watching a game. This place gets so packed that you may find yourself parking at next door Arby's (and waiting a while depending on who's playing.) But, the Ale House is still worth the trip for a casual meal with huge portions of tasty and highly fattening food. The zingers (boneless chicken wings) are a favorite and available with tons of different sauces and also as a zinger melt which means topping them with sour cream and cheese. The chicken nachos are ginormous and the sandwiches pretty good, too. There's various drink specials every night of the week, too. Best of all, there's no smoking (the thing I miss about Florida the most lol.)
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