Where to Watch Football in Norridge IL

It was our last night in town & needed a sports bar near the house. I don’t review that many chain restaurants but the folks here at Miller’s Ale House earned this one. Hostess, friendly. Server, Micheal from Toronto, outstanding service. He even hit us with the I work for you line. I love it. True professional. We came here to watch some Monday Night Football. Televisions, EVERYWHERE! We loved it. Bartender was even nice enough to turn the music off and turn it up for Joe & Troy. Also worth noting is the televisions even had pennants on the tv so you know what game is on what tv on Sundays. We wanted a few drinks to celebrate our vacation & how bitter sweet it is our time in Florida is coming to an end. Drinks were strong & hit the spot. We wasted little time sampling the mozzarella cheese sticks. Great cheese pull, tasty dipping sauces & covered w Parmesan cheese. Queso & Chips, delicious. I really enjoyed the potstickers , could have eaten a dozen of em. We also tried the French onion soup. Broth had depth, plenty of onions, rye croutons & smothered with melted Swiss cheese. We would order this every time if this was our home town restaurant. I enjoyed my Caesar salad. Almost a whole head of romaine lettuce, uniformly cut all tossed with Caesar dressing, croutons & more Parmesan cheese. I like how they lightly tossed the salad & served more on the side. Well done guys. For 8$ you can’t go wrong. Thank you Millers Ale House for entertaining us during MNF. If you’re looking for a spot to get a drink & watch the game…. Your search is over.

Great food. Great service. The Mozzarella Sticks tasted great. Zingers are good but are better when you get them with sauce. Honey mustard zingers with some bear made my afternoon. Went on NFL Sunday to watch some games and have a good time. Just moved to Port Saint Lucie and will be back again.

Jessie was amazing and the Manager Aaron treated us so well! They had the NFL package and put the Bronco game on for us out of towners. We will definitely come back!

Every football game over 60 tv's good food great price ! What a place !

Food is amazing. They were very busy with the football games on and stuff, but the service was very difficult to get the server's attention. Bartender's attention a long time lapsed. While we were waiting to order dessert, get a drink refill. And then, at the end, for our check, I understand they were very busy, but when you have to kind of flag somebody down, just to get what you need, it's a little frustrating. The food was amazing. I had the prime rib which they have on Thursdays and Sundays and it was excellent. I had it on Thursday as well. They only had an end cut left but it was still very delicious. The kitchen manager came out and told me beforehand there was only an end cut left and I said that'd be fine and I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Staff great. Watched football game. Lots of fans.

First time football game was great my salad was delicious, my waitress was friendly and very polite.

A great place to watch the game on Sundays. The food is always on point. Our server, Max and the manager, Mike were very attentive and friendly and made our visit even more fun.

A great Sunday afternoon in football season! Our friends is a Buffalo Bills game and it was her birthday. We arrived before the start, had a "pick 3" starter with Egg Rolls, Pot Stickers, and a fan-favorite chips with Chorizo Queso. Since we wanted to have a birthday dessert, we had 3 different salad entrees which we loved. Then the donuts with fudge or caramel which was yummy! We spent a solid 4 hours there and Naim was patient and kept checking for beer, soda, more food. He helped make a great, relaxing birthday for our friend. Thanks!

Great place to watch the NFL!!! Update: I used to be a regular at the Ale House sports bar, but I’m really disappointed in how Vinny has been running the place as GM. The atmosphere that used to make it a solid spot for games and a casual night out has gone downhill under his leadership. Staffing feels inconsistent, service is slower and less attentive than it used to be, and the overall energy has dropped. It’s clear Vinny isn’t prioritizing the things that keep a sports bar busy—keeping the TVs and vibe on point, taking care of regulars, and making sure the staff is set up to deliver a good experience. A lot of the regulars I’ve seen here for years have stopped coming as often or at all. When a manager drives away the core crowd that actually keeps a sports bar going, that’s a management problem. The food and location can still be fine on a good night, but the way Vinny is running it right now is costing the place business. I hope someone above him notices before it gets worse