Directions: From Highway 101 take Exit 6 into Windsor. You will pass a Tim Horton’s on the right and then, immediately on the left, you will see the Spitfire Arms Alehouse.
Hours of operation: 7 days a week, 11 A.M.–12:00 A.M.
Air-conditioned: Yes.
Credit cards: V, Amex, MC, DC, D.
Darts: Yes.
Internet access: Wireless.
Live music and entertainment: Yes. Live music every Friday starting at 8:00 P.M. and every Saturday starting at 7:00 P.M. Trivia (more details on their website). Jam session on Thursdays.
Outdoor patio deck: Yes,
seats 30.
Parking: Street parking.
Pool table: British bar billiards.
Pub food: Yes.
Public telephone: Courtesy phone for customers.
Public transport: No.
Seating capacity: 110, 70 downstairs, 40 upstairs.
TV: Yes.
VLTs: No.
Wheelchair access: Yes.

29 Water Street
PO Box 2818
Windsor, NS B0N 2T0
Phone: 902-792-1460
Email: spitfirearms@beer.com
Website: www.spitfireams.com

ow this is what I call a decent pub!” is what I imagine most visitors from England saying, with typical understatement, when they first enter The Spitfire Arms. The dark wood of the bar, bar furniture and wainscoting, the firebrick hue of the walls and the diffused lighting combine to create the feeling I associate with a traditional English pub.

The Spitfire’s décor is unique and focuses on two quintessentially British themes: World War II and soccer (or football, as the English insist on calling it). The pub has displays of memorabilia relating to the experience of fighter pilots, which makes The Spitfire Arms a special place for veterans to visit. Several have even contributed to the pub’s interesting collection of uniform medals and old photographs.

On tap domestic: McAuslan Cream Ale, Propeller Bitter, Garrison Nut Brown, Rickard’s Red, Rickard’s Honey Brown, McAuslan Apricot Wheat Ale, Alexander Keith’s IPA, Granite Brewery Peculiar, McAuslan Majestic Cider, St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout.

On tap imported: Guinness, Murphy’s Irish Stout, Carlsberg, Harp, Stella Artois, Hoegaarden.

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