Miller's Ale House Menu Prices 2026: Zingers, Ribs & Beer

Zingers are Miller's Ale House's signature dish — fresh, hand-breaded, buttermilk-soaked boneless chicken tossed in your choice of sauce. A 1/2-lb order of Zingers runs around $9.44 as of May 2026. The chain was effectively built on this item, and it appears across the menu in other forms: the Zinger Melt (around $10.49), the over-the-top Zinger Mountain Melt (around $12.17), the Zinger Salad ($9.75), the Zinger Flatbread ($8.91) and Grilled Zingers ($9.44) for a lighter take. Pricing varies by location.

Captain Jack's Buried Treasure costs around $6.25 at most Miller's Ale House locations as of May 2026. It's the chain's signature dessert — a triple-layered vanilla ice-cream cake with an Oreo-cookie crust, Heath Bar crunch, caramel and hot fudge. It's large enough to share. Some locations also offer a whole Captain Jack's cake to take home; whole-cake pricing varies and is not posted nationally — ask your local store.

Miller's Ale House baby-back ribs run roughly $10.49 for a half rack and up to about $18.89 for a full rack, depending on size and location, as of May 2026. The ribs are slow-roasted until fall-off-the-bone and glazed in a sweet-and-tangy BBQ sauce, served with two sides. They're one of the chain's most-ordered House Favorites alongside the Zingers.

Miller's Ale House sits in the mid-range casual-dining tier ($$) — pricier than fast food, comparable to Applebee's or Buffalo Wild Wings, and below upscale-casual chains like Yard House or Cheesecake Factory. Typical ranges as of May 2026: appetizers $7–$13, Zingers and wings $9–$19, burgers and sandwiches $8–$11, pasta $11–$15, seafood $11–$21, steaks $12–$21, desserts $4–$7, and kids' meals around $5.03 including a beverage. The cheapest full meals are the kids' menu and the under-$10 sandwiches and burgers.

The cheapest items on the food menu are the kids' meals at about $5.03 each (including a beverage) and the smaller desserts — the Ale House Sundae is around $4.19 and Apple Crisp around $5.20. On the regular adult menu, a Tossed Salad ($4.50) and Caesar Salad ($4.92) are the lowest-priced starters, with the Classic Cheese Flatbread ($7.34) and Chips and Guacamole ($7.34) the cheapest shareables. Pricing varies by location.

Yes. Miller's Ale House is a sports bar at heart and most locations stay open late and serve a late-night menu — typically a focused selection of Zingers, wings, flatbreads, burgers and shareables — well past the dinner rush, often until close around midnight or 1 AM (and later on weekends or for big games). Exact late-night hours and the available items vary by location, so confirm with your local Miller's Ale House.

Yes — the beer program is part of the brand's identity (it's an Ale House). Every location runs a large rotating draft list spanning national domestics, regional craft, IPAs, lagers and seasonals, plus bottled and canned beer, house cocktails, margaritas and wine by the glass. Draft pricing varies by pour size, selection and location, so it isn't posted as a single national price — check the in-store board. The bar is a full sports bar with multiple screens and a late-night crowd.

Miller's Ale House is a meat-and-seafood-forward sports bar, but there are several vegetarian-friendly choices: the Tossed Salad ($4.50), Caesar Salad ($4.92), Apple Walnut Salad ($9.44), Fried Mozzarella ($8.39), Onion Rings ($8.39), Spinach Dip ($9.44), Chips and Guacamole ($7.34), Fiesta Nachos ($9.44), the Classic Cheese Flatbread ($7.34), Kids' Mac and Cheese and Cheese Quesadilla, and most desserts. Vegan options are limited and items share fryer oil and prep surfaces — confirm with your server if you have a dietary restriction.

Miller's Ale House operates roughly 90 restaurants, with the densest concentration in Florida — where the chain was founded in Jupiter in 1988 — and a strong presence up the East Coast (Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania), plus select locations in other states. It's a regional chain rather than a coast-to-coast national one. Use the official locator on millersalehouse.com/locations for the nearest store and current hours.

All three are sports bar & grills, but they differ in focus. Miller's Ale House leans into Zingers, ribs and a surprisingly deep seafood menu at a mid-range $$ price point. Buffalo Wild Wings is wing-and-sauce-first with a sports-screen focus and similar pricing. Twin Peaks and Yard House are more bar-and-atmosphere driven — Twin Peaks as a 'lodge' sports bar and Yard House as an upscale-casual ($$$) bar with 100+ taps. For seafood variety and the Zinger/rib combo at a moderate price, Miller's Ale House is the value pick of the group.