What was outstanding?…read more The ambiance The food The service ( a special shout out to Andrew who did a truly outstanding job even though the place was bursting at the seams because it was World Cup Finals day ) Whatever else you may try here, don't miss the Wings with their QB Sauce

Great ambiance, decent drinks n vino, food always plenty and good, great service and friendly staff.read more

We had Tatum as a server. Oh what a delight she was a delight…read more Our meal did not take long and was so delicious The chicken tikka masala was absolutely delicious and the roasted beef Yorkshire pudding was outstanding. Can't say enough good things about what we enjoyed today. Looking forward to when we return and try new men menu items.

Food and service is great! Highly recommend. Check out their happy hour too! .................read more

The french fries are very good here and the hamburger is pretty good…read more The curried chicken with rice is very good. Had a good flavor and wasn't spicy. Very flavorful.

Excellent wings and great New York Steak. Very reasonably…read morepriced food and drinks. Cons: they pre-charged 20% to your bill

We like this spot. They have a large selection on the menu including Gluten Free items. i wish…read morethey could add some Gluten Free and Dairy Free combos. most of what I have had is great but the Steak Fajita salad was awful with some horrible spice on the meat and no actual salad just a few lettuce leaves. . My husband did not like the parm sandwich either. Make a reservation. it can get busy. They have line dancing some nights.

The Tipsy Fox is a pub in Burlington at the Brant Street highway exit. When you walk in there is an…read moreoverwhelming amount of tvs, however, if you came to hang out with friends to watch the game, you are in the right place! The service was attentive at the bar. I ordered the Pineapple Pick me up shot - 0.5 oz tequila, 0.25 oz pineapple juice, 0.25oz triple sec, followed with lime. It brings you to the beaches of Mexico instantly. I like it so much, I got a second. We also ordered a rum and coke. We also ordered the Halloumi Fries appitizer. It's a salty cheese stick with a subtle dipping sauce. I will definitely be returning next time with friends.

We came here for the love island USA finale watch party on Sunday. The food was delicious, I also…read morehad the mango mule mocktail and it was one of the best drinks ever, SO tasty. My boyfriend has food allergies and they were very nice and were able to accommodate him. There were kids running around even through like 10pm but that's to be expected because this is also an arcade and there were birthday parties going on. The only negative thing was that it was pretty loud so none of us watching the show could hear; we asked the manager to turn on subtitles and he said no, "not unless everyone is asking". I asked around, apparently the group next to us had already asked and been told no. I asked everyone at the watch party and every single person wanted subtitles on, eventually a different manager came over and she was actually very nice and turned them on. This is just an accessibility concern, I feel like subtitles should not be a problem especially for an event in such a loud place. Overall was still a good time! :)

Went with the family last night as the kids wanted to try the food and play some games. It is in…read morethe old WEGZ sports bar and grill. The food was tasty although my bun on my burger was completely burned on the inside. I asked for a new bun and they brought another about 5 minutes later. The portions are small I would have to say. For an 18$ GT burger it was the size of a double junior burger at McDonald's. The fries were tasty and the service was good but I don't find it to be great value for what you are paying. Games are all fairly new except for the single pool table with plastic pool Cues. Maybe much better games than Dave and Busters but the games don't last more than one or two minutes. It was nice to experience but left a lot to be desired. Hopefully the good portions and the games times will improve since they are fairly new.

On my weekly search in Burlington for new places to eat for our lunch group, I happened upon a new…read morebar / restaurant in the Millcroft plaza (Appleby and Upper Middle). This was an old location for a Shoeless Joe's http://www.yelp.ca/biz/shoeless-joes-burlington?hrid=_S4a1higgLdpVAcbFK2paQ hopefully the issues which the previous restaurant haven't translated to this new bar/restaurant. Frank and Teresa's Anchor Bar is directly related to the original "Anchor Bar" located across the border in Buffalo NY. The Anchor Bar in Buffalo is credited as the birthplace of "Buffalo Wings" (a buttery hot style of chicken wing preparation) for those who haven't tried one before. I have never been to the original location, but knowing people who have eaten there the reviews are "average". I would say my reviews are somewhat weighted towards verified reviews by other Yelpers, but I am always one to give a location a try. I was pleasantly surprised at this new location. I sat at the bar and I was greeted by a server who I would like to say was training, but she was friendly enough. Asking for a drink order, I saw they had a good selection of drafts on tap. Goose Island Honkers Ale is my new favorite beer of the month and they had that on tap along with the IPA ($7.95) The beer was cold and crisp. I asked for some recommendations for my lunch and I was helped by another bartender/server who was pretty knowledgeable about the concept and the menu. She highly suggested the wings (that was a given) and some other choices including some interesting burgers. Being that I am NOT a wing person, I decided to go against my usual food choices and opt to try out these "famous" wings. I ordered the Wing Dinner ($15.99) which comes with fries, coleslaw and 1 lb of wings (8pcs) and your choice of sauce (maple honey garlic). After taking my order I looked around at the restaurant and the layout was pretty much the same as the previous restaurant that was here. Signed pictures of famous people, bottles of wing sauce, large screen televisions are throughout the restaurant. Everything looked clean and new (the location just opened on the Friday before my visit) The food arrived in a good time and it looked great. The wings were a great size and it was divided evenly between flats and drums. In my limited wing experience, I have tried a battered/breaded type of wing and one that are floured. These wings are the floured style of coating, which leaves a nice crisp skin on the wing (I personally like breaded). Perfectly cooked and pretty meaty! The sauce was alright, but I think if I was to order wings again I would try the tangy sauces instead of the sweet. The coleslaw was freshly made and it was a creamy style not vinegary. I personally loved the french fries that came as a side. Skin on potatoes, looked like they might have been fresh cut and the spice that was on top of it was excellent. All in all it was a good lunch, good service, nice location, prompt service food was good. Considering that this location has been only open for a week, you really can't ask for much more. 4 stars

Canada Day weekend... Let's drive to Buffalo and have Anchor Bar wings while we're there! On…read moresecond thought... Let's skip the border wait, go for a great bike ride in Bronte Park and then have wings at the Burlington Anchor Bar! Nice sports bar with seating inside, bar, booth, or table. Our booth had its own TV.... bonus! Ordered the double pound of medium wings, onion rings, and and house salad because it's the healthy part of the meal. Rings were crispy and good as was the salad. The wings? They were good too. Decent sized wings, not too scrawny and not hormone mega sized either. And you save the drive to Buffalo! Service was friendly and absolutely no complaints there.

great fresh food and a beautiful bar! the golf bays and f1 racing sims are amazing. well worth a…read morevisit.

From the owner: 19th Hole Indoor Golf & Social is a unique venue that offers a variety of entertainment options for…read moregolfers and non-golfers alike. Whether you want to practice your swing, play a round with friends, drive one of our F1 race simulators, or enjoy a drink and a bite at the bar, you'll find something to suit your mood and budget. You can choose from over 300 courses on our state-of-the-art Trackman golf simulators, challenge yourself with our racing simulators, or play a round of pool. No matter the weather or the season, you can always have fun at 19th Hole Indoor Golf & Social.

Was at the location near work the night before, My cousin requested to eat here for her birthday,…read moreso I took her here. This location, the waitress was super nice and the restaurant was nice and clean. It didn't take us long to get seated, but the food did take a while. I didn't have a good experience with the wings the night before, but I thought different location let us see what this is about, and again I was disappointed in the wings, however I tried the burger my cousin order and that was amazing. so it seems like all other items are a better choice from the wings. I have truly learned my lessons and I will stick to the burgers and other items rather than falling for my craving weakness of wings only to be disappointed. The waitress here was super nice, best service I have seen and she was running the show by herself, so kudos to her for all her hard work and maintaining a positive to the customers.

I'll start off by saying I've been to the original Anchor in Buffalo but I was going to the…read moreBurlington location not necessarily looking to compare to the original. In all honestly I wasn't impressed with the original Anchor at all really. Their pizza was very greasy and the wings were just meh. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that when you think of the original birthplace of Buffalo wings that your expectations get set a bit high? Perhaps... Anyway I was going to take this Anchor on its own merits with no comparison to the original so I won't. The location for this restaurant is where a Shoeless Joe's used to be and that Shoeless Joe's I hate to say I could see why it closed... It wasn't good when it was there. This replacement place isn't bad but my first impression is that it's not necessarily great either. I don't know if it's just me or what but the prices for this place seem rather high for the type of fare they serve. 8 wings for 14 dollars? Being a lover of chicken wings I can tell anybody that you can get wings for more reasonable prices just about anywhere. Because of the prices I was simply turned away from that option. Knowing what I know about the wings in Buffalo (I said I wasn't going to compare and in the end I didn't) they weren't blow me away anyway. The only place where 8 wings would probably fill me up is at Crisp in Chicago where they are giant and unsplit (basically double) and I wasn't going to have what would equate to an appetizer to fill me up for lunch. I'm a big guy... I need not just quality but quantity too. To me the wings just didn't seem to be a good bang for the buck. Looking over the rest of the menu I decided to go with the beef on weck for a few reasons. One is that you can't get this just anywhere here. Buffalo is close to where we live but this particular food item is not on every pub's menu so to speak. It was a change for your everyday type of food that we can get anywhere here. Surprisingly they offer poutine here, surprise surprise... any place that serves fries in Canada has poutine it's almost automatic. The beef on weck came with a side of fries for 15 bucks. I figured I'd get this since really it's an upgrade to a burger and again it's sort of a special item. The serving size was just about right. It didn't seem skimped on the meat and but it wasn't overkill at all either but it was a fair serving. The bun of course is the star of this dish though. The "weck" or bun is basically a bun that has caraway and kosher salt on it and it adds a particular taste to the sandwich. I sort of had wished I had more horseradish but either way the first few bites I had without the au jus just to get the taste. The beef seemed to be medium well type but it was juicy enough. I kind of wished it was more red, medium maybe. If I was asked (if they serve it that way) I would have asked for medium rare-ish but at the end of the day the sandwich was very good. My critique to this place is that their prices seem to be sort of higher than normal across the board. I had ordered a pint of Goose Island IPA and that was 8 dollars. With wings being almost 2 dollars each and pints in the 8 dollar range it makes me wonder how long this place will stick around with the competition for pub type fare in Burlington is rather fierce. In the end the Anchor is a decent place to go but it just seems to be more expensive than other places which are very similar in the immediate area. While I had a dish that isn't normally available everywhere else, most of what they have on the menu pretty much is as global and universal as you can get. If I would come back to the Anchor honestly it would be just for the beef on weck and not too much else, wings included. I'd put Korean fried chicken up against any other type of fried chicken these days, even an affiliate of the originator of Buffallo wings...