Crompton Ale House

Stopped here for a quick bite and drink. The place is very warm and comfortable with a large open area and large bar. We just had a pretzel and cocktails which were very tasty. Servive waa suoer friendly and quick. Lots of tv's for a game. Prices were average but they do have a good happy hour menu. Very cool place. Will be back.

Ambiance (5/5): This is such an awesome sports bar—several large TVs surrounding the whole bar and really open space with tall ceilings. The room is wonderfully decorated, like you’re in a library. The upscale bar feeling is nice. The front windows/walls are open so natural lighting comes into the venue. Only qualm is that the tall chairs are stools with no back so over time it gets a little uncomfortable sitting. Happy Hour menu (4-7pm) that had $5 bottles, $6 drafts, and $8 wine/house mixed drinks—mozz sticks $14. Service (5/5): Despite how large the venue is, the staff was constantly doing laps so it was never hard to get anyone’s attention. They also checked in for refills before our glasses were empty! The hostess and the server were both very smiley and sweet to us. Food (4/5): I enj

I met my High School besties while in town and researched the best pub in Chelsea for lunch. This one was the best! They were friendly- gave us a great table and let us sit for three hours visiting. We ordered plenty of appetizers while there and they were delicious. Loved the soft pretzels and the hamburger sliders. Thanks for making our visit a memorable one! We will see you next time! Patty

THE BEST EXPERIENCE we’ve had in an Irish pub!!! We loved the bartender, Roger, and Shane, the owner. We had such a fun experience on the first day that we came back again on day 2. What a down- to- earth group of humans. Will be back again!!! 💛💛💛💛

Crompton ale house was a great way to end the night. The food was amazing but somewhat pricey. Drinks were great, but also somewhat pricey. I think it is on part with the bars around the area on Price but I would recommend you going.