Glory Days Grill

Great wings. Try glory sauce. Very convenient takeout and attentive service. A goto for my family.

Group of 8 adults and 4 kids.
Everything we ate was better than expected.
Minus one star for blah blah service.
Cannot wait to go back and try more entrées!

Came back with my family (it was their first time, my second). The food was so delicious and filling. The kids menu was reasonably priced and my kids commented on how they loved the food. We had the fried pickles for appetizer; they were spears not pickle chips which were crunchy and gobbled up upon arriving to the table. My husband got the glory burger which was huge! He was impressed with the portion (he had to smash his burger to eat it). I had an order of the glory wings and half a Cobb salad. So delicious and filling. Best part about this visit: the service. Jake was our server and he was on top of everything. We did not have any issues with drinks refills, clearing plates and he was fast and efficient. He clearly takes pride in his work; he was very personable. Overall it was awesome experience to counter the first time I went here. Kudos to the team here.

I know of Glory Days from living in the DMV area & go there regularly with my friends to watch Monday night football. Told my sisters about it while in town & went there cause of my recommendation. Unfortunately, the service in Richmond fell short thru out our meal & the manager had to get involved. The food was really good but bad first impression on service. Had a college student back for winter break as our server. Guess he had too many things on his mind other than serving. Manager comped my meal cause he put in the wrong order & my meal didn’t come out til after my sisters were done with their meals.

We were very disappointed with the service or lack there of that we received at Glory Days. We came in with a sports team for lunch and were told they could accommodate our group of 25 people. They started setting up our tables and then a party of eight walked in behind us. The manager promptly gave our tables to them and said they could seat us in the virtually empty restaurant, but it wouldn’t be at a long table together. The manager didn’t seem to care that we were there first, even though they said it was first come, first served. I would recommend taking your large groups elsewhere, as they aren’t able to easily accommodate them.

Glory Days was typically our go to spot for dinner or a quick drink. We are a latge family, and our bill is typically over 100.00. Recently we sat on the patio and we’re eaten alive by mosquitos. We requested the torches which surround the area be lit. Our server who did a great job, went and asked. She returned and said they would be lit in a few minutes. After another 15 minutes we asked again. Our server went back inside to ask again. She again came outside, but this time the manager Mike, stuck his head outside the door and told her no with no explanation to either her or us. This was horrible customer service on the manager’s part. We won’t be back again to Glory days, as this behavior really does not show appreciation of the customer. And there are many other options up and down Hull st.

Pleasant server bubbly and attentive. Food was excellent. Grilled shrimp platter was the best along with the fried shrimp platter, glory burger with fried egg, ribs, boneless chicken wings and bagel pizza. Lots of variety great price and atmosphere.
Not too crowded tonight. It was Taco Tuesday but we didn’t order them this time.
Watched the Cardinals play while the kids watched Teen Titan cartoon and played video games.

I love shark attack! In da house love it had good spaghettini like glory days and I cannot lie go go go glory days grill wahoooo oh yeah people just go go go glory days oh yeah mm

Another great curb size dinner for the family. Only complaint would be that there was more cheese than noodles in the Mac and cheese and the many many take out boxes they give you. Do I really need one box for a pickle spear?

We absolutely love Glory Days. We can honestly say after visiting numerous times we have never had a bad meal or bad service. We have gotten burgers, tacos, wings, subs, appetizers, soups, salads, and drinks and haven’t had a complaint yet. They have a great selection on the menu and everyone is always very friendly. A must visit for a family night out or for a good place to catch the game, as they have televisions all over the place with personal speakers at each table so you can select which television you want to hear. Great feature. We will continue to come here.

We sat at the bar– easy and fast access to some beer. Isn’t that the purpose of life? Yes!
I was disappointed that my area of the bar had dried up sauce on the edge and the bartop was sticky. We shifted down and it was cleaner there.
When we got out menus and I went to open mine, it was so sticky that the menu made noises when I opened them. Please please clean the menus throughout the day!
The battender was nice, she spoke with us, we joked around a bit. We ordered a half order of nachos.
The half order was the perfect size, but for the amount of chips on the plate, I sure only got a handful of toppings to eat then with. Half the chips were left on the plate. They did, however, remember the extra sour cream… points!
I ordered fresh veggies and cornbread while my friend had the beef on weck. His looked terribly good and he liked it. The cornbread was, as usual, so good, so sweet, and a lot. We took that home. The veggies were seasoned just right, but I will say the broccoli was over cooked while the carrots were undercooked. Disappointing when something as simple as fresh veggies can’t be done correctly.
All in all, a good place to go as a back up, service is always spectacular, but not my go-​to place.

We only go for the $ 5 burger night and the $ 10 fish fry. Both are an excellent value. The service is usually good but not great. Occasionally you have a poor service experience. It gets busy during game nights.
This sat in my unfinished status for years. I hope they still offer these deals.

Ah, good ol’ Glory Days.
Their menu consists of the usual American fare one might expect from a «sports bar,» although its hardly limited in selection. Choices range from from fish tacos to black bean burgers and everything in between. Oh, and let’s not forget the cheese fries, which are quite possibly the most delicious I’ve ever tasted. Seriously, they’re divine! Something about the ranch sauce served alongside these heavenly spud sticks brings it all together… including what I’m sure will be a snowball of plaque in my major arteries down the road. But hey, so long as they treat me with a healthy dose of cheese fries and an IV full of ranch, I won’t complain.
Braving the crowds on peek weeknights (which, depending upon the sport in season, could be all of them) is not always a pleasant experience. Enter Curbside to Go, an awesome takeout alternative to dining in! I tend to find that most pickup services from establishments similar to Glory Days (talking about you, Outback) frustrating at best, oftentimes resulting in smaller portions, haphazard container packing resulting in food blends that ought not to be, and cold servings by the time one reaches home. If you share these concerns, I implore you to lay them to rest. Glory Days at Harbourside Center has their Curbside-​To-​Go option down to a science. You’ll be ordered, paid for, and eating in under thirty minutes, assuming you live within the immediate vicinity of Woodlake, Brandermill, Deer Run, etc.
All in all, this particular location is a must-​try for any person, couple, group, or family in search of a filling, tasty meal. I’m not a sports fan per se, so I can’t comment on the experience at game time. However, with a dozen+ screens, two projector systems, an expansive bar area, and loads of beer on tap, I’m going to safely assume that the die-​hard football fan won’t be disappointed.
Did I mention the cheese fries?

My favorite local place. The Cobb Salad is the best meal and I get it every time. Huge, fresh and delicious. Service is outstanding. Blows away Buffalo Wild Wings in both food and service. I’ll. ever go to BWW again after my last experience there.

Fantastic food! I love the burgers, the crab dip & the Cobb salad. The Cobb salad is huge & delicious with bacon ranch dressing. Easily enough to share or make 2 meals from. It has tons of toppings: Bacon, egg, cheese… So good.
The crab dip is wonderful & creamy served with warm bread. I am very picky about crab dip and this was one of the best I’ve had in Midlothian.
My dad is a big fan of the naked wings with the glory sauce. They are also Atkins friendly for the diet conscience amount us :)

Beef on weck heaven! First time here and we loved it. The bartender was super nice. She was on point. Food was great. Good beer selection. Tons of TV’s for football Saturday. They provide you with a box to listen to the game you’re viewing.

One of the best Chicken Philly’s around and the fries are amazing too! Great spot for kids too given it is always pretty loud in there!

This was a cool place with sports as the main draw. I ended up here a couple nights while in town for work, as it fit the bill as being close, having a bar, and offering the opportunity to watch all of my Midwest sports teams while on the east coast. I sat at the bar both nights, so my experience of the restaurant is based solely on that section.
Like I said earlier, sports is the theme here. There are as many TVs as you could want to watch, including a very large projection screen at the end of the bar. The staff all has on t-​shirts or jerseys of what I am assuming is their favorite teams, and it’s definitely a fun and laid back atmosphere. The restaurant is located in an area with a lot of surrounding businesses, but is easy enough to get to in a pretty busy area. It was pretty crowded both weeknights that I was here, and on one night I ended up parking quite a bit away from the restaurant. There could definitely stand to be much more parking, and the complex seems to be more set up to host businesses with a few customers at a time than a large restaurant.
Seating at the bar is of course all open, and while it was busy both nights, I was able to find a seat without a problem. I was helped by the bartender, and on my second night she even remembered that I was there the night before, which is usually a sign of good service. I’d say about 75% of the rest of the bar was full of male regulars who all knew each other and all knew the bartenders. It was a fun crowd, and definitely not a bunch of bros or people out trying to just pick up every girl who remotely looks single. Their beer list isn’t huge, but they have a good selection. Being from Indiana, I focused on getting my fill of Yuengling while I had access to it, so I can’t comment too accurately on the rest of their beers. Prices were decent, and you had the option of a couple different sizes of beers.
The menu doesn’t stray too far from what most American sports restaurants offer, with a large selection of appetizers, burgers, salads, and sandwiches with a few nicer entrees on there also. They do advertise their wings as being a popular item and I’m glad that I tried them. They are above average if you are comparing it to a TGI Fridays, Hooters, or similar menu place, but not in discussion for the best I’ve had. I recommend the «Glory Wings» which are coated with a delicious sweet and spicy sauce. I got the Crab Pretzels as an appetizer one night, and was surprised by both the enormous portion and the large amount of actual crab meat on the concoction. This is a meal on its own. It was very good, although it was the greasiest thing I’ve eaten in a really long time. The dishes that I saw come out to the people around me all looked good too, and they had some specialty burgers on their menu that sounded delicious.
While I was helped quickly when I got there, service did take a dive later in the night. I get the impression that the young female bartenders make most of their business by flirting with the abundance of middle aged guys at the bar, so great service isn’t really at the forefront of their skill set. I got everything I needed, but it was a lot of waiting after my beer was empty or even having to get their attention. My food came out lacking a dipping sauce I asked for, and it took a while to get because the bartender didn’t come to check that I had everything once my food was brought out from the back from someone else. The bartenders were an outgoing couple of people and made for a good crew to have at a place where people are looking to make conversation and hang out, but there was definitely some room for improvement in the service department.
This seemed like a good place to come when you have a diverse group. It definitely caters to tasty but unhealthy food, a fun laid back atmosphere, and a place to get beers with friends, but it also looks like a great place to bring kids and has a section of the restaurant that is a little quieter and separated from the bar side. There is outdoor seating, but I only know that because I heard people say they were going there. I didn’t ever see where it was. Prices were on par, and you can get to-​go orders that I think even offers curbside delivery if you order in advance. I’d come back.

Awesome awesome awesome for a sports bar. Good food and tons of tvs. They need more working sound things for the tables, but it’s awesome that they even have them

Awesome food and impeccable service ! Try the Northern Lights IPA draft and the Grilled Fish Tacos !!! ++++++