It's got poutine and wings and nachos and anything else a homesick Canadian might miss. So-so beer selection and pricy outside of happy hour, but if you want a taste of Canada, it is what it is.
Old-school joint for schnitzel, German eats and beer. There's a dinner combo of a Vienna schnitzel meal and a pint of pilsner for $19.99.
The top floor event space, Augustus 27, has great views of the Detroit skyline across the river and a nice open air deck. Great for weddings.
Get the Baked Eggs for brunch with a pint of cider, or just whatever the special is. One of the best brunch places in Windsor.
Classic, cheap diner spot for breakfast. Grab a Lite Bite with eggs, toast, bacon and tater tots, will fill you up for 7 bucks.
Famous Windsor-style pizza joint is good for takeout, but even better fresh in the restaurant. A medium pizza comfortably feeds 4 people. Make sure you get pepperoni, served shredded, Windsor-style.
Good Belgian-inspired beers in a funky, cozy space. Ask the owner about the brewery history, or about some of his eccentric decor behind the bar, he's a real character.
New location for Junction Brewery in beautiful old historic building. All of their flagship beers on draft, plus a few small batch beers only available here. Pop-up food vendors on some nights.
A thoroughly Dutch snack bar - menu is all tasty Dutch snack foods (try the bitterballen), with good beer and cool Dutch decor. Speculoos ice cream is especially delicious.
Good spot to grab some late night tacos. Tacos are fresh, flavorful and affordable. The hot sauce is HOT!
Finally, a proper brick and mortar location for Kensington Brewery. A cozy, intimate space with a bottle shop. Try a flight of beers, like their watermelon wheat and grisette. Outside food welcome.
