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Miller's Ale House

Miller's Ale House

The first Miller’s Ale House opened in 1988 in Jupiter, FL, based on a ‘come as you are’ environment that quickly became known for its freshly-made food, unmatched value, personalized experience and local camaraderie. Guests loved the concept and it steadily grew to over 115 restaurants in over 10 states with overwhelming success. Now with over 9,000 team members, the team members remain at the heart of the company. Whether you work for Miller’s Ale House, are a valued partner or a guest, our people are what makes us. We’re in the business of bringing people together while delivering exceptional food & drink. With our extensive growth plans ahead, we are always on the lookout for new team members – so, if this sounds like you apply today. Like us on Facebook, Follow @MillersAleHouse on Twitter & Instagram.www.millersalehouse.com

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Nov 2, 2026

Mitchell EverettHOST
55:09
Then what did we do?
Amanda EverettHOST
55:11
Then we placed a DoorDash order for Miller's Ale House.
Amanda EverettHOST
55:16
We
Mitchell EverettHOST
55:17
had our
Sam WooHOST
2:40
Come on to the podcast at the 10 game mark to see how the team is improving because it was Jim Dowd that was on Devils After Dark when the Devils beat the Red Wings.
Sam WooHOST
2:49
If you remember that live viewing party we had with Devils all day all night at Miller's Ale House in beautiful Rockaway, New Jersey, it was Jim Dowd that was saying, look, it's about a team coming together.
Sam WooHOST
3:05
A team coming together.
Sam WooHOST
3:10
The New Jersey Devils are coming together right now.
Amanda EverettHOST
28:26
Literally sat on the floor.
Amanda EverettHOST
28:28
We ordered Miller's Ale House and we had a really good time.
Mitchell EverettHOST
28:32
Yeah, we really did.
Mitchell EverettHOST
28:33
So one of the things that was important to us was to unpack quickly get everything get the room ready which we did you did a great job of getting everything kind of laid out and then we went and surprised ashley and emma
StephanieGUEST
4:05
Like quick because I had to.
StephanieGUEST
4:08
But that was my first place and then after that like, you know, TGI Fridays, Miller's Ale House, fucking...
StephanieGUEST
4:16
Basito, I don't know.
StephanieGUEST
4:18
Just like, that's a random one I threw in there.
StephanieGUEST
6:35
Yeah.
StephanieGUEST
6:36
Especially working in restaurants, like chain restaurants back in the day when that like...
StephanieGUEST
6:40
when it was like, you know, remember when you'd go to Friday's to watch the game, you'd go to Miller's Ale House to watch the game, and places like that were smaller and newer, weren't really, they didn't really exist.
StephanieGUEST
6:52
But yeah, those places were cesspools for hookups.
BenHOST
41:09
Is that the one along the 192?
ClaireHOST
41:11
Yeah, it's Miller's Ale House rather than Orlando Ale House, which is in the iDrive.
ClaireHOST
41:18
And actually, I think that the menu is enormous.
ClaireHOST
41:21
It's a bit like Cheesecake Factory in terms of the menu.
Ahmed SalimHOST
58:09
I was not able to be at the match because I was in Jacksonville with my son for some soccer.
Ahmed SalimHOST
58:15
But we were at a Miller's Ale house.
Ahmed SalimHOST
58:17
And I'm going to digress for a minute here and share this story because we were with some friends, obviously some Orlando City fans.
Ahmed SalimHOST
58:24
And we're looking for a place to watch the MLS matches.
Ahmed SalimHOST
58:57
I'm sorry, the Apple TV package.
Ahmed SalimHOST
59:00
And it'll show you all the facilities in your region, wherever your location is, that host it, that have it.
Ahmed SalimHOST
59:09
So we were able to go to a Miller's Ale house.
Ahmed SalimHOST
59:11
And the answer I got was, first, we don't have it.
Shelly WaldmanHOST
22:35
So I know that we have this great project that you shot Miller restaurants, right?
Mike GluckmanGUEST
22:43
Miller's Ale House.
Mike GluckmanGUEST
22:44
They're a sports bar around up and down the East Coast, headquartered in Florida.
Shelly WaldmanHOST
22:50
And we were going to walk through how did this come to be and the behind the scenes of it to give everyone a little taste of actually everything that we were just talking about.
Sam WooHOST
31:04
Being disruptive out on the ice, that's a game-changer.
Sam WooHOST
31:08
You know? Hockey is a, a game of emotion, a mindset, and that's what Jim Dowd, good friend of the podcast, the other, the other day on Devils After Dark, after the Devils beat the Red Wings, when we were at Miller's Ale House, like, it's, it's, a lot of it's mindset.
Sam WooHOST
31:27
And we have to have a disruptive mindset because when you're, when you have that kind of disruptive mindset, then you're the one that's initiating and dictating the play.
Sam WooHOST
31:37
So that's how the Devils really need to, you know, come out as is being disruptive, uh, especially in front of the-
KevinHOST
20:34
You know, that's Brad, and he's probably not going to make it through the night.
KevinHOST
20:39
And I am the host of the show, Kevin, and also the head of Miller's Ale House.
KevinHOST
20:46
And we're reaching out to Delta Airlines.
BradHOST
20:51
All right, Kev, getting in all the potential sponsors.
Sam WooHOST
12:26
It, just a absolute emotional rollercoaster back and forth.
Sam WooHOST
12:31
Uh, we're here at, uh, Miller's Ale House.
Sam WooHOST
12:33
Uh, we, you know, just having a great time.
Sam WooHOST
12:35
We had Grant Marshall on, we had, uh, Ken Daneyko and Bruce Driver, because they go ...
Beer BaronHOST
12:54
It, it, it was-
Sam WooHOST
12:55
...
Sam WooHOST
12:55
in Miller's Ale House.
Beer BaronHOST
12:56
Yeah.

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