Traveling back to the Daytona area from the Sarasota on I-4, we stopped at this exit for a late lunch. We were aware of the Chili’s at this location so we planned to patronize with a visit. Wrong. We entered the almost empty restaurant and...were told it would be 15 minutes before we could be seated. Huh? I pointed out the lack of customers only to be told they only had two servers on duty. It seems to me 2 people could have handled an empty building. I didn’t see a manager anywhere but I did notice the Millers Ale House next door with a full parking lot. I told our greeter that we would just walk next door. She could care less. We were seated directly at Millers and found service as soon as we settled in. Couldn’t help notice that this place was busy, which obviously says a lot about the place. Our server was attentive during our visit which was nice. I didn’t have to wave him down. Our drinks and meal were brought in a timely manner and we enjoyed our selections. Now that we found this place, it will be our new halfway stop as we travel from the east side of the state to Tampa all the time. We will be back. Enjoy.More

My family of five are in the area for a few weeks and picked Miller’s for dinner on Sunday night. We based our decision to eat at Miller’s upon reviews online. We ordered online and although the online ordering system is flawed we did get...what we ordered within the time estimate. The staff was friendly and efficient from what I could tell. I would give the food quality a 10 and portions of food were appropriate for the price. We all had sandwiches ranging from fish to prime rib. We will order food from Miller’s again.More

This is a perfect example of businesses (and many younger people) having the attitude of "give us your money and shut the hell up". For the record, I am 68. About 1 year ago I stopped making regular visits here because I got an order...of "fish and chips" where the fish was the size of a pencil in a ton of breading and they refused to make it right. I returned now for lunch with friends and ordered a "Nashville Hot Fish Sandwich" which was not at all hot but tasted OK. I also had 2 Bud Light beers in the span of one hour. Next to me at the bar was an elderly couple (probably well into their nineties). The old man ordered the same fish sandwich and I mentioned to him that it was not hot at all but had good taste. I think that comment was the bottom line to this incident. The lady had soup, which she ask to be very hot. It was not and she returned it and said that she would like a larger bowl of soup and she would pay whatever it cost. The server said they only had one size and repeatedly refused the old ladies request. Later I questioned the server why the lady could not get a double order in a larger bowl and I was also told they would not do that. I told her that was very poor service and the server then told a co-worker that I should be "cut off" from alcohol for complaining. That ticked me off and I spoke to the manager who ask why I was so worried about another customer. He did not ever look into the complaint from the lady !!!!! I told him it was terrible service and I was tired of businesses having the attitude of "give us your money and take whatever food and service we give you and shut up". That escalated into a heated discussion and he told me to leave and not come back. During this, the elderly couple was thanking me and agreeing with me. This was a case of multiple employees giving terrible service and refusing to address customer complaints. In all of my years I can honestly say that I have never seen poorer attitude and service in an eating establishment. It was disgusting and shameful and showed complete disregard for any customer service or even caring about service. In a time of reduced customer traffic and employee layoffs it would seem that establishments would be trying to accommodate customers needs and requests instead of driving them away. I would discourage anyone from going anywhere near a Millers Ale House as the company obviously adheres to a policy of "you , the customer, owe us and you should just be happy that we let you come here and eat in our establishment. And, by the way, give us your money , be quiet and what we say goes".More