TGI Friday’s

When it’s hot-​n-​muggy at the game: «Blue Raspberry Long Island Iced Teas»
This place has better food than the other TGIF in the area. The view of the ball park is fantastic. Greta place to stop in during the game to cool off it’s too hot & muggy out during the summer games.

If baseball is your thing, then it’s worth eating here to see the field and various activities. You are going to pay for the baseball experience, however.
This was my first time at this TGIF in probably six years.
If you like food, this place is pretty meh overall. My dining partner had the Pecan Chicken salad which was tasty, but was it worth $ 12? I’m not so sure. I ordered the California Chicken Club. The description said the baguette would be toasted but the chicken would be cold. Everything was cold. It wasn’t bad, but Gouda isn’t the best cheese to eat a chilled slice of. I like Gouda, I just expected it to be somewhat melty because the warmed bread. Because the baguette wasn’t toasted, the bread was chewy. Still, it was overall a good sandwich, but for $ 11 I kind of expect it to come as described. Then we had two Sam Adams and they must have been $ 7 a pop and they came in a plastic cup.
Honestly, people eat here for the ambiance and to watch pre-​game activities. The servers clearly are working for game times when they can make better tips. (For the record, the service was fine, you could just tell everyone was watching the clock since the day we visited was a game day and the game had a 7:10pm start time).

The hostess Ty (I think was her name) was very rude. On Our first visit to the park, we were curious about whether we could sit outside on the rail for batting practice and she was so very when I was curious about sitting outside or not. Her response was «it’s a yes or no question, do you want to sit outside or not.
There is an outside patio with no view of the field and and outside ledge inside the park. It wasn’t clear that we could sit on the ledge until after seated inside.
Our server Marge was great but the first impression was horrible.

I understand that game days can be busy here. It’s not that busy currently. I am a waitress and love when we don’t do modifications. But no buffalo sauce on the wings? «I’m sorry they come that way,» said our inattentive waitress. It says tossed in buffalo sauce on the menu but I’m unable to comprehend as to how that simple step can’t be skipped. What if I were allergic to an ingredient in the buffalo sauce? They still wouldn’t make the modifications? As a service industry employee I try to make my guests as happy as I can. If they’re happy I seem to get a better tip. Needless to say, I’m unimpressed.

We went with family and were sorely disappointed. Wings were dry and tasteless… grilled chicken came from the freezer with fake grill marks. Most of the food was cold. Very over-​priced for mediocre food.

Updating my previous post. I took the suggestion of a friend that told me to email them. I emailed my experience not expecting to hear anything back. I got a call the same day! Lisa the Mgr is awesome! She took great care of us! She invited us back and she was extremely professional. I will be telling all my friends! We are waiting to go back in warmer weather! Thank you again Lisa! Will keep coming back!

Take me out to the ball game and Friday’s at the same time! Ok your thinking 5 stars for a Friday’s — heck ya when the view is the Miller Park diamond. The food is good — honestly I think the quality here is a bit better than the other locations. But it’s the ambience that makes it great. Get to the park early and you can dine here in the comfort of air conditioning if it’s a hot summer day. Then find your real seat in the stadium.
If you have to wait in line they just redid the bar area which is quite large and now has long high too tables with seats (it was standing room only before). Bathrooms are in the restaurant which is convenient.
Be aware that on game days you can only stay for an hour after being seated to give other folks the same great views. But If you go other times you can view the park for as long as you desire.
Finally sign up for their loyalty club and get offers for BOGO or special discounts while you are earning points. I’ve had lots of free meals already. Points add up fast. Use that savings to shop at the Brewers store!

Both times we’ve been here there has not been a Brewers game, so the place has not been overly busy.
On our first visit, we just stopped in for drinks. One of the employees found out it was our first time in and took us on a bit of a tour and showed us some of the neat features, being that this restaurant overlooks Miller Park. It was a fun experience, and we talked about booking a spot during a Brewers game with friends, even though we’re not big baseball fans.
During our second visit, we ordered and paid for two drinks, then ordered some food which was placed on a tab. Another employee then entered the two drinks we had already paid for on the new tab. Luckily I heard him discussing this, otherwise we might not have noticed when we cashed out later.
We were given some chips and salsa and ordered a pick three apps with boneless wings, potstickers and potato skins, plus I wanted to try the ahi tuna bites, so we added an order of those.
The chips and salsa were so so, the chips being a bit greasy and the salsa a bit tart, but they were free, so that’s cool. The rest of the food was pretty darn good. The cheese on the potato skins was sharp and of nice quality (yay Wisconsin), the potstickers were nicely browned on the outside and the wings were fine.
The ahi tuna bites were good as well, although the guacamole dose was quite liberal.
This whole time the bartender’s dad was sitting at the bar and she took some food off his plate and ate it from across the bar. Awkward, as we were sitting right next to him.
We sat for 30 minutes or so with dirty plates once we finished eating either due to the bartender being busy talking to her dad or just not realizing it would be nice to have them cleared.
Around this time, a customer came in wanting to pick up a carry out order which the restaurant didn’t seem to have any record of. Granted, the customer could have been a scammer, but the bartender never apologized or offered any condolences during the discovery process, and really mostly ignored her while talking about her to other employees as if she wasn’t there.
The food was good on this visit, but the experience overall was fairly uncomfortable.

An awesome establishment located inside Miller Park, just beyond the left field wall. Friendly, accommodating staff offers delicious food and drink options. Ample indoor seating, including several tables featuring field views. Outdoor seating also available. Open year round, Friday’s Front Row is not only a must-​visit on game day, but also a great winter stop to ward off the blues in anticipation of baseball season. Go Brew Crew!!!

We have been here about 10 times and I have to say the food is very good and the long islands are awesome! I tried the sizzling chicken and shrimp. Very nice. The hot plate made the cheese and onions and bruschetta mix brown nicely. Great toasty flavor. The protein was not overcooked, very nice.

Don’t go to fridays and use points they didn’t know what they were doing pulled up my rewards twice lost 300 points on their stupidity and was told I have to call and correct it
I am now removing my app will not be going back to this restaurant

Personally, I love TGI Friday’s, it’s definitely my favorite chain restaurant, and TGI Friday’s at Miller Park is even better! You can enjoy the view of the stadium while enjoying your meal! Non-​game days are the best, it’s not crowded and you can take your time and enjoy the view! I’ve always had great service when I go and an added bonus, if you go on a non-​game day there’s more parking than you would ever know what to do with (and let’s be honest, that’s a pretty big deal in Milwaukee!)

They advertise all around the stadium for buy one get one free burgers at the conclusion of every home game. Arrived to the doors 2 minutes after the game ended and was locked out and told that they were now closed. Stop advertising your bogus specials then!

Long Islands. I don’t know why otherwise, unless you’re in the neighborhood for lunch on a travel day.
The staff is fair enough at lunch service, but they are sadly overwhelmed during games. I will say that it’s worth the experience to get a table for the view if you’ve got either family or company that doesn’t appreciate the field seats.
It is worth a stop for quick LI’s that are quickly drained on your walk to your seats. Pricing isn’t terribly unkind, but the drinks are stronger at the Skyy Lounge.
Overall, decent, but not necessary with all the food options here.

Not happy with my experience here at all. I can understand the prices are inflated during the summer when you can see the field, but at 10pm on a Sunday, when you can’t see the field… your draw of what brings you in just isn’t the same in December as it is in June.
Service here was decent, nothing great our outstanding, but it wasn’t bad at all… which is nice to see in a chain restaurant. Usually, I get terrible service at them, I was pleasantly surprised by our waiter last night. I don’t think, even at the couple fancy steakhouses I’ve been at, have I ever been asked to cut into my steak to make sure it was the right temperature. Nice work with that.
But as for the food itself… yuck. My steak was absolute crap. A ten oz steak, that was probably about 4 oz fat. Plus the glaze they put on it, just tasted disgusting. I didn’t think I had ordered anything fancy, but maybe they put the Jack Daniels glaze on it? I can’t figure out for the life of me where the disconnect was. The mashed potatos were edible but the mac and cheese simply wasn’t. Sorry TGI Fridays, this was a terrible experience.

People are right. Get a cocktail not the food. They have a prime location so it draws crowds but they can’t keep up. Food and service both lousy.

Went here after work one day for a game! We came into the stadium right away because we didn’t have tailgating essentials, so it was my chance to truely bond with Miller Park’s main squeeze of a restaurant.
We got a great table overlooking the field. The roof was down, and the sun was shining in, and you can’t get much better than that. No wonder there’s only a one hour time limit for the outdoor tables. Hustle, hustle, hustle.
I have nothing to say about the beer or appetizers. Really typical, but was I expecting more? No. The most crafty beer on menu was a blue moon. You go for the experience, and it definitely delivers in that regard.

Fun place to visit and the long islands are tasty on game day, but the food is lacking. Had ok service and the fries were cold along with the service size leaving something to be desired. I asked if I could make my cheeseburger a double (two slices of meat) along with it having pepper jack cheese. Was told neither could be done.
I didnt think these were outlandish requests, but was willing to pay extra for it to happen. I cant say I really want to go back anytime soon, which disheartening as I really love Miller Park. The atmosphere is nice and the views are awesome, but thats about where it ended for me.

The dance is over for UWM.
At least we can watch UW.
VILLANOVA 73 UWM 53. Final score
I came here for UWM Alumni association basketball rally/​viewing. Cost was $ 15 drinks on our own. Service was very understaffed. For floor service. Heavy appetizers were offered but not equally distributed. Bartenders were quick and friendly.
I was hoping to see an upset and a few instructors. Or a few classmates but ended up meeting new friends, and Mike «MKE Mike» R. From Unilocal!
My graduating class was Around 45 so it was my first experience seeing so many panther fans. All in one place.
I knew that they needed extra people to help clear tables as some were filled with empty it was a little bit of a feeding frenzie but as people started getting into the game. They started to slow the services even more. I was really expecting more. Value. Since there was around 300 to 400 people there. They did a raffle for an iPad mini and a few other trinkets. They should have raffled a 5 more IMO.
Food 3
Ambiance 4 crowded and loud. Lots of black and gold.
Service 2
Location 4
Value 2
Overall it wasn’t a great experience or an awful experience I would probably do it again although with a LOWERED expectation. :(
³¹⁄₂₀₁₄

Open year round, Friday’s Front Row in Miller Park is a cool place to grab a meal before or during a game, and also in the off season as my son and I did recently!
Upon entry we were greeted by a friendly helpful greeter, but service here is not super experienced.
It took our assigned server forever to come to the table to say hi and offer us drinks, and he did so setting dirty soda glasses from another table on ours. He really was nice and attentive after that, but I was a bit put off by that at first.
If you’re not seated on their patio overlooking the field, or inside by the windows, don’t worry; that just means you’ll be seated with a view of a bunch of flat screens that you’ll be able to catch up on all the games!
We ordered:
Carolina Pulled Pork sandwich w/​fries (you can sub out sweet potato fries for a little extra), and the Hibachi Chicken Skewers with rice, zucchini, and teriyaki dipping glaze. Both were really good! The pulled pork sandwich came with a thin BBQ «glaze» on the side, and it was really tasty.
If you come on Brewers’ Game Day your max dining time will be limited to 1 hour, but that seems fair. I’m so glad we popped in during the off-​season, so now I know what the deal is for Game Day, and I won’t hesitate to pop in either when the Brewers are on the road!