Best Outdoor Patio Dining in Norridge

I ordered the shrimp pasta bake and it was absolutely delicious I couldn't stop eating it sat at the patio bar can I had a very pleasant time

Sherry was awesome - patio was great

First time here. Staff are very friendly and atmosphere is lively and hoping. If your a sports fan you will love it as there are big screen TV's everywhere. Bar has a screened patio. Food is average.

Quick service, food was very good. Drinks refreshing. TV and Bar, outdoor and indoor seating.

Everything, and have tried 75% of the menu is definitely a step above other similar bar and grill franchises..quality, freshness, bold flavors all factor in. Service is always on park, take out service is well done. Indoor/outdoor patio and bar is great place to chill and I usually bring my dog who is very welcome. I have lived near 3, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, and now Seminole, and Miller's definitely becomes a weekly experience..and I'm one to cook at home any chance I get..between here and Five Bucks Seminole..two great places to chill with your doggos, eat, drink, and be merry.

You don’t discover Millers Ale House so much as you end up there, probably by accident, like a drunk raccoon stumbling into a dumpster and deciding, “You know what? This is home now.” It’s not tucked away in some romantic alley—no, this bar sits proudly at the butt-end of a parking lot, like it’s daring you to underestimate it. Spoiler: you will, and you’ll be wrong.

Walk in and you’re hit with wood-paneled walls, mounted fish staring at you like you owe them money, and enough TVs to make Buffalo Wild Wings blush. The lighting’s dim in that “we don’t need to see everything” way, which is great, because by the second beer you’ll be laughing with someone who may or may not be named Dave.

There’s an indoor bar, an outdoor bar, and—hallelujah—smoking is still allowed outside, for those who enjoy their vice seasoned with fresh air and rain. And oh, the rain. It was coming down hard when I visited, but instead of killing the mood, it just added to the cinematic depression-in-a-good-way atmosphere. The kind where Tom Waits would be playing softly in the background while you sip something amber and contemplate your exes.

Now let’s get to the soup. The French onion was a beautiful mess—savory, cheesy, and so hot it threatened to strip the enamel off your teeth. But the bread? Tragic. Soft, limp, like it came from a therapy group for underachieving croutons. It meant well. It just wasn’t ready for the big leagues.

Beer? Excellent. Cold. Flowing like the River Styx—but with better customer service. You’ll never feel forgotten, unless you want to be.

And then—because every bar needs its moment of raw, unscripted lunacy—a duck showed up. Not a drunk guy in a duck costume. A real duck. It walked in like it had a tab, waddled behind the bar like it had shifts to cover, then launched itself into a TV in what can only be described as an avian protest against about bet he lost during a Savannah Bananas game . The duck survived. The TV? Less so. Nobody screamed. Nobody even looked that surprised. It was just Saturday at Miller Ale House.

All in all, Miller Ale House is the kind of place where you go in for a beer and end up with a story. It’s rough around the edges, weird in all the right ways, and if you’re lucky, the weather’s just bad enough to make it perfect.

Would I go back? In a heartbeat. I’ll bring an umbrella, a friend, and maybe a crash helmet—for duck season.

Surprisingly good and nice place. They allow inside/patio smoking.

We have loved coming to Millers for over a year now. The outside patio is amazing! Bill makes sure we are fed and watered and his personality is bar none! Bill makes the outside area feel like we are hanging out amongst friends which makes us eat and drink even longer. Top notch

Sam was awesome! We sat on the patio and she rocked it out here all night!! Great food, fun patio and Sam made the night for us!

Sam on the patio was absolutely awesome!