King Edward’s Arms

This is my go to place for good wings and beer. The service is amazing here with very friendly staff. I love going for their Monday wing nights, especially when their wings are large and very crispy. Their fresh cut fries are also very tasty. The menu here is perfect, some might say their selection is small but it is great considering the restaurant is not big. If you are looking for something different other than wings and burgers, you can also try their shepherds pie or chicken pot pie. I am a big fan of their chicken pot pie which is served with mashed potato and veggies.

This pub was a pleasant surprise. Was cravin some wings so decided to stop by St. Louis but it was super packed since it was half priced wings night on Tuesday. There was even a line up so I gave up hope. Unilocal to the rescue! An average 4 star review for King Edward’s Arms. Must be a decent place.
At first glance the place looks small and uninviting but the uninviting part changed right when we were greeted by our waitress. She was very friendly and upbeat. She was all smiles and checked up on us often. Fantasic service.
The menu is small and I really think this is a good thing. There were a lot of items that I wanted to try but I was hungry for meat. Started off with some wings.
1lb wings $ 13 — we got honey garlic. The wings were large and the skin was extra crispy like they had fried the wing twice or something. Inside was still juicy. Just the perfect wings.
Ribs $ 25 — comes with fries. The fries were cut large and the portions were also very generous. I don’t know how they did it but the fries were so nice and crispy for thick cut fries. The ribs were tender and tasted good but not to the quality which you can find at ribfest. Still it fullfilled my meaty appetite.
Chicken pot pie $ 14 — comes with mash potato and veggies. The crust was so buttery and flaky and tasted great. Huge chucks of chicken inside but sadly the chicken was dry.
Next time I am cravin wings then I will definately come back here.

This is a decent enough pub in a plaza near Highway 7 and Warden. There’s nothing exciting about the décor, the beer selection or the menu, but it’s a real pub in Markham outside of the two Main Streets, so it gets bonus points for filling a local need. I had the philly cheese steak, which was greasy and went down easy.
The service was pretty friendly.

I went to this place because it was right across the street from my hotel and the reviews albeit sparse were good. I have to say solid 4 stars. The place was pretty empty so the nice barkeep and I got to chat and she suggested some things. I had a big greek salad and some great wings. It wasn’t cheap, but I guess when I do the translation from Canadian dollars to US it will not be that bad. The wings were good, the medium head was plenty spicy enough for me.
If your in the area, at the Hilton across the street or at the conference center it is an awkward walk across the street but worth it. The restaurant in the hotel is a lot more expensive and it is always boring to eat at the hotel anyways.

This is a small little pub that is clean, welcoming and have what you look for in a basic pub. I think it is very comfy to have a drink and a chat here with your friend.
We came here on a Wednesday 7pm night — parking was easy.
The environment is not too loud and it has enough TVs to play sports that you wouldn’t miss anywhere you sit. The server was very friendly and welcoming. I think her name was Winny/​Winnie and she would come back and ask you how the drinks/​food are. Very easy going.
We had sheppard’s pie and I think it is up to par.
I would come back whenever I am near that area.

Came here to check out their fish and chips as I was in the mood for some english style night out. Their halibut fillet and chips was extraordinary delicious as i haven’t tasted this type of british food since i came back from the United Kingdom.
Great atmosphere for a night out with friends, but make sure to get reservations as the place is not that big.

Food is great, they have specials throughout the week. Cold beer, great selection. This is not a big chain place, its a little local joint. I enjoy stopping in there every time I am in town. The staff is very welcoming and always a fun time.

In a fairly modern day plaza with the likes of Milestones and Cora’s, King Edwards Arms is a bit of an anomaly. Upon entering its clear how old the place is. Old can be good, it can be charming and in the case of a pub, can mimic UK pubs. Problem is this place needs a good deep clean and some maintenance.
As a pub should, they have a wide selection of draft beers, but again they need to keep better watch on the kegs because the beers tend to be flat.
Food is basic pub fare, but not much love put into them. My shepherd’s pie included some overdone vegetables, under seasoned beef and a side of canned beans. Not all bad, but nothing to come back for.

Not bad. It’s a pub.
I was there on a day where they had a deal for half price apps. They were all very good. The staff was friendly.
I’d go back. It was pretty busy too, which I liked.

This is one of the best pubs I have ever been to. Many of the dishes are made in house, and the service is excellent. The staff is friendly and willing to recommend something to eat. I highly recommend the Fish and Chips for an excellent pub meal.

My favourite place for wings. And always a nice pint of beer to accompany them!
Fries and salads are nice sides.
Warm and welcoming atmosphere and service.
Long time customer. Will continue to enjoy everything about this place.

3,5 Star
King Edward’s Arms is surprisingly small but cozy.
Came by during a NHL Leaf Playoff games and the place was not too busy but still have this friendly neighbourhood vibe. One of those everyone knows everyone.
Beer Selection though not too exciting but has a few English beers on draft.
The King Cheese Fries ($ 6.95) was surprisingly good for a pub. Fresh out fries not those cold and frozen ones that I have experienced as other pubs I have been to. (+0.5 star)
Wish there are more intimate neighbourhood pubs similar to King Edward’s Arms.
Happy Hour Special (½ price Appetizer Mon-​Thu 4pm-​6pm) anyone?

Nice pub with very friendly bar and wait staff. Good draft choices and traditional pub food done right.

Pretty good food for such a small pub. nothing bad to say really the service was good, the food was good. good experience.

Nice and friendly little pub. Good sandwich choices. Great wings. Their nachos are our favourite.

Sweet little pub across the street from the Hilton on Highway 7. I saw this place one morning while grabbing a coffee across the parking lot at McDonalds. At first, I didn’t know if it was just opening up or just going out of business. It sort of looked like it was being swallowed up by The Second Cup place next door. It turns out they’ve been in business for several years. The bar staff seemed very friendly. I didn’t try any of the food they prepare but I must say the stuff coming from the kitchen looked pretty tasty! What I did sample was the good selection of English beers they have on tap. Yeah… they have the major US and Canadian lagers as well but that’s not exactly my bag of tea. Three flat screens (all playing soccer of course) to enjoy while putting back a cold one. Solid place!