Spitfire Arms Bar and Grill

Was never a big fan of this establishment but decided to give it a go for a family dining night.
The menu has been expanded to include more options than before. I used to have one item on the menu, the Big Ben burger, that I liked but now I will have to return to try some of the newer options.
The six of us that went out all walked away satisfied with the food.
Staff was helpful and pleasant.
Presently they’re in a temporary location due to a fire and I would personally like to see them stay at this location instead of the old one the I’ve found very cramped.

Stopped in here after a long day of yard sale hunting.
We ended up all the way in Windsor and was smack in the middle of their river days celebration.
We started off with an order of crab dip. The dip was excellent however the chips were a little too light and more pie crust tasting then tortilla. The waitress explained it was because of the humidity and nicely took care of half of the charge for the app.
My wife does not care for seafood and still enjoyed the dip.
For the main course I had ordered the smoked salmon clubhouse and my wife had ordered the London’s Burning Burger.
Both were delicious. Homemade pub fries and the food is what to expect from a good pub.
Lots of beers on tap.
Waitress was very helpful and kind.
Was hoping for a few more curry dishes on the menu being a British style pub, but oh well.
Place was clean and modern.

We were in the area going to Falls Lake for the weekend so we stopped here. Cool pub atmosphere for sure. Servers were friendly enough.
A few of the guys liked their meals quite a bit, one being a quiche of some sort I believe. I, however, got the Squash Risotto. I take the blame for ordering a risotto in a pub, but I was looking forward to it. It was bland. It lacked the creaminess of a good risotto. Almost like they skimped or didn’t use a good amount of butter and Parmesean at the end. It also lacked basic seasoning of salt and pepper.

Spent a wonderful warm sunny afternoon on the patio here. It was friendly, busy, the view was spectacular, the sweet potato fries were perfect and the beer was cold and tasty. Will definitely go back. The inside is a little over-​the-​top British pub for me, right down to the caged Triumph motorcycle, but the patio is delightful.
That motorcycle, by the way, is like a perfectly healthy older person trapped in a nursing home. It languishes for the feel of the open road under its tires (or should I say, tyres). Its life purpose has been thwarted by being trapped under glass. I’ve never fathomed the appeal of decorating with actual vehicles (hello, Engine Room/​Lincoln Pub, Truro, I’m talking to you here too).
Anyhoo. Lovely place, an asset to Windsor and worth visiting again.

Great British pub in Windsor with quirky air craft paraphernalia on the walls. The breakfast meal is hearty and tasty. Lots of beer on tap. Great feel to this place.

Great food, excellent service, live music, fine beverage selection… easily the best place in town for a good meal and a great night!

We dump 12 bikers on them on a Saturday around 2 pm. Service was friendly and accurate. Everyone thought there meal was great. I had the 2 piece fish and chips, fries were home cut but a little soggy, but the fish on the other hand was excellent. Super recipe, I hope they don’t change it. All and all recommended.