Top Restaurants in Harrow
Top Things to do in Harrow
- 1. Cooper's Hawk Vineyards
- 2. Amherstburg Navy Yard National Historic Site
- 3. Lee & Maria's
- 4. Oxley Estate Winery
- 5. Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village
- 6. Muscedere Vineyards
- 7. Sanson Estate Winery
- 8. Lakeside Park
- 9. Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery
- 10. Holiday Beach Conservation Area
Most Popular Pub food in Harrow, Essex, Ontario
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1. Garfield's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Family owned & operated, all day breakfast, pub fare, Ontario craft beers and local wine.
Reviewed By Sophiepup1
The food at Garfield's is homemade, fresh and very good. We enjoyed a really nice lunch one afternoon in the off season. This is a place that is super busy in the warmer weather with its convenient location on County Road 50 near Colchester beach.
2. Shooters Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Limacharley
The 4 of us ordered the fish and fries lunch special. The fish portion was not really big enough to satisfy our hungers. Mine was literally 6 bites. Disappointed since nearby, they tout themselves the Walleye Capital of Canada. This restaurant is old and quaint but is kept up. Probably won't be back.
3. Jack's Gastropub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 528 reviews
A Staple of Kingsvilleâs amazing restaurant scene since 1989, be part of what we LOVE to do. Join us on our wrap-around porch, outdoor patios or distinctive dining rooms. Enjoy wine from EPIC wineries, local brews featuring in-house BgB, and seasonal menu
Reviewed By Shaun M
I visited the pub in early September, sitting on the patio. The first thing I noticed were wool blankets draped over the chairs. Instead on keeping patrons warm with propane heaters, like many places, they use zero-carbon blankets. Very cool! The pub has a relationship with Banded Goose Brewing. I first tried the golden ale--fruity, full, and yummy, with medium hops. I later tried the Milkshake IPA. It is a bit cloudy, caused by lactobacillus I think, which adds a touch of sour like the best Belgian beers. I quite like different tastes, so adored that one. The building is an ivy-covered old house with lots of charm. The varied menu offers a selection from starters, to burgers, to fish, sandwiches and mains. My meal was tasty and the server friendly and professional.
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