Lisa’s Cafe

Had the maple bacon salmon very good, The server was fast and friendly great place to eat our first time.

My parents are great at finding little diners in small towns. It’s a talent. :-) Lisa’s Café is a small but nice restaurant in downtown Windsor. It’s clean with a simple menu that still has something for everyone. I was very tempted by the schnitzel (!), but went with fish & chips. We also had the soup of the day and a cheeseburger.
Everything was good. The fish has a nice crunchy batter and the burger was large. And they came with a generous helping of crinkle cut fries, which I love. The beef & veggie soup was hearty and tasted homemade.
Dessert was lemon meringue and coconut cream pie. Both were very good. My slice of pie was huge!
Washrooms are clean and well-​attended, service was friendly and efficient and prices are very reasonable.

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This is one of those I call «everyday» restaurants. They usually have appropriate price over their food and the price is usually affordable for you to visit everyday. The restaurant is not fancy. You shouldn’t expect amazing tastes. People here are friendly locals. If you are around and looking for a casual meal, give it a try.

Delicious food. We had fish dinner, grilled cheese, & hamburger. All delicious! We topped our meals with yummy desserts — chocolate and coconut pies. Absolutely the sweetest way to finish our meals! Our server was such a pleasant lady!

Great food at a good price. Place seems to full up quickly. The menu has lots of selection.
Bathroom is very clean. Probably the cleanest bathroom I’ve ever seen in any restaurant.
Staff is pleasant and prompt.

We stopped in here for supper and were pleased with both the quality of the food and the price. This is a small, but welcoming café with friendly staff and a down home feel. Everything was made from scratch and you could taste the difference that a little care makes. All in all a great spot to have a meal.

On a Tuesday night the place was half full so that’s a good sign! A mom and pop style dinner with friendly service and fresh food; the menu claimed everything was scratch and the fish was fried to order. We had the grilled salmon burger and one piece of fish and chips. You could mix and match your sides for most of the entrées but as you can see one serving of fries was enough for two. I was too full to try the homemade desserts, maybe next time!

Love this little storefront place in downtown Windsor. There was only one table free when we arrived for lunch — the rest were taken by locals which is always a great sign. The service was fast and welcoming. The whole, fresh clams arrived piping hot and the phillicheese was dripping with sauce and fried onions. although there was beer in the fridge, we went with tea. Out it came on its own warming candle — very very very nice on a cold winters day. Both the bread pudding and lemon pie were worth the calories — baked on premises and just yummy.