Anchor Bar Burlington

Here you can find the menu of Anchor Bar Burlington in Burlington. At the moment, there are 59 courses and drinks on the card. You can inquire about seasonal or weekly deals via phone.

What Brandi Edwards likes about Anchor Bar Burlington:
It was pretty quiet on a Friday evening and there seemed to be a few locals at the bar. We ordered drinks but no more raspberry margarita I guess, I am asked for a plain margarita and there was some confusion with her calling it a daiquiri so I went without to be safe.We had the platter with 3 types of wings including garlic parm, lemon pepper and suicide and all were delicious. Overall both service and food were goo... read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and eat and drink. WiFi is available at no extra cost.

What Jon Rohrich doesn't like about Anchor Bar Burlington:
Found it to be a bit pricy. They nickle and dime you a bit, for example, charging extra for celery sticks and dip, no carrots. The suicide sauce is nicely hot, but has a lot of little flecks of dried pepper flakes that ruin the texture a bit. The suicide sauce is also not in the classic butter buffalo style I had hoped for. Honey garlic was pretty standard. Wings are big but that's all I can really say about them. Co... read more.

If you're desiring some spicy South American gastronomy, you're in the right place: delightful dishes, roasted with fish, sea creatures, and meat, but also corn, beans, and potatoes are on the menu, It shows that the traditional Canadian dishes are well received by the guests of the establishment. In addition, you can order fresh grilled grill goods, and you have the opportunity to try tasty American dishes like Burger or Barbecue.