Windsor Pub

This is a typical dive bar with nothing special to look at inside whether it be décor or patrons. However the service was very good. The bartenders very friendly and the food was very good!!! Surprisingly good actually!
I had the hot rockets (delicious!!!) And a burger with fries. This meal could feed 4 of me!
Highly recommend this place.
Only wish the neighbor hood were safer

Food was really good but drinks are overpriced with no refills… Server messed up our order, then told us to keep the wrong burger and she would get us a new one then told us she would have to charge us for the messed up burger after she said she wouldn’t… It’s not my fault you messed up the order…

Mmmmm… If you like long black hairs in your burgers and you like them burned, then try this place out. Best burgers on THIS Earth? Is there another?

Best burgers. Wings are truly Buffalo Wings. Family owned. Great service and patrons

The servers are really nice, but that’s about it. The burgers are ok. Anything fried is not recommended. Would be worth the one time ‘experience’ if you’re willing to risk a few health code violations.

On the Windsor Pub’s outside sign, it claims to have the best burger on this Earth. Or is it that the burger is world famous? I can’t quite remember, because the burger really wasn’t that memorable. When I saw the sign, I imagined Buddy the Elf going nuts about the world’s best cup of coffee, to my Jovie’s wondering what the fuss is about.
Ok, so maybe that introduction was a bit harsh, but if you make big claims, you gotta back it up. I really thought the Windsor Pub was very ok. My girlfriend and I wanted to go somewhere close to home that we hadn’t tried yet, so we drove around and randomly picked this place.
ATMOSPHERE ³⁄₅
Speaking of wanting to go to a restaurant close to home, it seems that everyone who eats at the Windsor Pub is close to home. What I mean is that it seemed to be full of locals (mostly men, middle aged and up), sitting around watching sports, munching on a burger, and having a beer. As someone else described it, it’s kind of dive-​y, which gives it a certain charm. There are a lot of TVs, all of which were showing a sporting event or Keno. The music in there is a bit loud if you’re looking for a quiet meal and a lot of the booths are located right by the speakers.
SERVICE ⁴⁄₅
From what I could tell, two servers were working the Sunday afternoon that we ate there; one of whom was also bartending. The bartender waited on me and my girlfriend at our booth. She was very friendly and pretty attentive. No complaints here.
FOOD ²⁄₅
The menu is pretty standard bar fare, for the most part. Wings, poppers, burgers, sandwiches, etc. I ordered the Windsor burger with Windsor chips (like, disc shaped fries or something, not actually potato chips) and my girlfriend got the Windsor chicken sandwich with a cup of chili. The burger is HUGE. Three-​fourths of a pound of beef in that bad boy. You definitely won’t leave the Windsor Pub hungry, that’s for sure. And I got a HUGE order of Windsor Chips. My girlfriend’s chicken sandwich was pretty normal sized, but her cup of chili was quite large as well. As far as taste goes, I was somewhat disappointed. The Windsor burger (which has provolone and sauteed onions and mushroom) was pretty bland. Specifically, the meat didn’t seem like it was seasoned (and if it was, it wasn’t seasoned very well) and the burger was actually quite dry, which was very disappointing. The windsor chips were alright. Pretty sure I’d get fries or some other side if I were to eat there again. The Windsor chicken was very «meh,» as well. The chili, however, was actually a bit better than I had anticipated. Oh, and you get a pickle with your meal, which is great. The pickles don’t taste very good though, which is not great. There wasn’t anything on my plate that disgusted me, but there wasn’t anything on my plate that made me want to eat past being full or to ever make even the slightest effort to eat it again. All in all, I was a little disappointed in my meal.
PRICE 3.5÷5
What the Windsor lacks in taste, they almost make up for in price and portion. The prices are incredibly reasonable and the portions are quite large. In fact, if their food tasted good, I’d give them a ⁵⁄₅ for price. My huge burger was six dollars and some change, and the windsor chips were just an additional $ 1.90. With my soda that I also got, I spent about $ 11 before the tip, which was quite reasonable given the sheer amount of food I got. Unfortunately, I cannot speak for the price of alcohol there (or even the alcohol selection), because I didn’t order any.
OVERALL 2.5÷5
My experience at the Windsor Pub was just ok. The service was good, the food is cheap, and the portions are large. Also, it’s got a nice, comfy local feel to it, which I like. However, the food was a bit disappointing and, when it comes to restaurants, I weigh the taste of their food more heavily than some other factors. I don’t know that I’d go back to the Windsor Pub. If I do, it’d be to try different items on the menu, like wings or poppers, but I don’t have any plans to return.
Note: There is a Windsor burger challenge. If you can eat a three-​patty Windsor burger (that’s 2 ¼ lbs of ground beef between those buns) in less than 30 minutes, you get it for free. So, ya know, that’s pretty sweet.

I like the Windsor. However, I also like being skinny. Naturally, I’m a bit torn about this place. The beer prices are reasonable (although the selection is average), the atmosphere is very dive-​y, and the burgers. Oh God, the burgers.
Serving sizes here are absurdly large. Seriously, I got $ 10 of food for $ 6.95. I ordered a Big Mama, which is a ¾ burger with BBQ sauce, ham, bacon, and other stuff. The sauce was a little runny, but I was honestly a little disappointed in the burger meat itself. The meat tasted very typical. Nothing really set it apart from Louie’s or even Swensons. Fries are $ 1 extra, but they serve you the equivalent of a large fry from McDonald’s. The fries did not disappoint: while they were probably not homemade, I can accept that. They were above-​average — not too greasy for yours truly.
They also have a food challenge here. If you can eat a 3-​pound burger with fries in under 30 minutes, your prize is an untimely death. And maybe a shirt.
While the burgers here disappointed me slightly, the Windsor overall left me satisfied.

Seems like the best food is often found in seedy bars. These burgers are incredible, the fries are great, and the freshly battered and fried hot peppers are so good it’s just stupid. Prices are good too. In fact, may be a better burger than louie’s.

This is a working class joint full of regulars. It’s not pretty and you’re going to smell like a hamburger when you leave, but the food is amazing and the prices are too. Love the Windsor Jr. with wedges, but the fries are really good too. I have seen children there during the day, but I’m not bringing mine! We always have a good time at The Windsor.

This is a dive bar with dive-​bar patrons, but they are known for their big burgers. My favorite is the Big Bill. Bonus: Sunday liquor license and good drinks. I bring my kids here, but I wouldn’t say it has a family feel. Mostly men playing darts and people playing keno.

Sweet little local dive bar. Real good hamburger for excellent prices. If you go you have to try the hot rockets appetizer for sure, deep fried banana peppers stuffed with cream cheese and pepperoni. Also with your burger make sure to get the windsor chips with sour cream instead of fry’s. Overall worth eating at, with excellent prices.

First off the food at this place is pretty sweet. Their burgers are huge and cheap. They have several different ones with crazy toppings. Also their fried foods are great. Sweet fried mushrooms and as far as I know you can’t get hot rockets any where else. A salami and cream cheese stuffed banana pepper, beer battered and deep fried to a golden brown makes me… in my pants. Otherwise, the place is a hole in the wall, lol.