$15 for $30 Worth of Contemporary Dinner Fare at Cocoa Pesto Bistro (or $5 for $10 Worth of Brunch)
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- Fresh, local ingredients
- Authentic barbecue dishes
- Housed in 19th-century inn
Eating food, unlike reading a good book or spending time with a beloved podiatrist, is good for you and satisfying. Fill up with today's Groupon to Cocoa Pesto Bistro in Windsor. Choose between the following options:
- For $15, you get $30 worth of eclectic, contemporary dinner fare.
- For $5, you get $10 worth of brunch cuisine.
Housed in The Woodshire Inn, a bright yellow establishment built in the middle of the 19th century, Cocoa Pesto Bistro showcases fresh, flavourful fare prepared using local ingredients and a variety of cooking methods. Chef Scott Geddes scoured the southern region of the United States in an effort to discover definitively whether it's the heat or the humidity, as well as to find the best techniques for creating authentic Southern-style barbecue. Taste the results of his research in Cocoa Pesto Bistro's crowd-pleasing pulled-pork sandwich ($10.95), or in the dry-rub-marinated pork ribs, smoked with Annapolis Valley applewood and slathered with the kitchen's signature barbecue sauce ($18.95). The dinner menu abounds with non-barbecue-related items as well, including pecan-crusted salmon with mango cream ($21.95) and an oven-roasted half chicken with apple-pie sauce ($19.95).
On weekends, brunchgoers can sample offerings spanning the sweet-savoury spectrum, such as raspberry french toast ($6.95), a pulled-pork omelette ($9.95), and the hearty Big Bistro Breakfast, which includes fish cakes, molasses baked beans, scrambled eggs, three strips of bacon, a biscuit, and a country farmhouse ($10.95).
Reviews
Suite101 and Bay of Fundy Blog featured Cocoa Pesto Bistro, and three Yelpers give it an average of 4.5 stars. Ninety-six per cent of Urbanspooners like it:
- An applewood fired smoker provides diners with the opportunity to enjoy such favourites as dry-rub pork ribs, smoky pulled pork on a bun and signature sauces such as house-made, smoked, sweet pepper compote – Bay of Fundy Blog
- Having a high-quality restaurant with an emphasis on local, organic produce in the small town of Windsor is simply grand. It's a great escape for city-dwellers and a nice edition to the community – Lacey H., Yelp, 3/26/10
- Fresh, local ingredients
- Authentic barbecue dishes
- Housed in 19th-century inn
Eating food, unlike reading a good book or spending time with a beloved podiatrist, is good for you and satisfying. Fill up with today's Groupon to Cocoa Pesto Bistro in Windsor. Choose between the following options:
- For $15, you get $30 worth of eclectic, contemporary dinner fare.
- For $5, you get $10 worth of brunch cuisine.
Housed in The Woodshire Inn, a bright yellow establishment built in the middle of the 19th century, Cocoa Pesto Bistro showcases fresh, flavourful fare prepared using local ingredients and a variety of cooking methods. Chef Scott Geddes scoured the southern region of the United States in an effort to discover definitively whether it's the heat or the humidity, as well as to find the best techniques for creating authentic Southern-style barbecue. Taste the results of his research in Cocoa Pesto Bistro's crowd-pleasing pulled-pork sandwich ($10.95), or in the dry-rub-marinated pork ribs, smoked with Annapolis Valley applewood and slathered with the kitchen's signature barbecue sauce ($18.95). The dinner menu abounds with non-barbecue-related items as well, including pecan-crusted salmon with mango cream ($21.95) and an oven-roasted half chicken with apple-pie sauce ($19.95).
On weekends, brunchgoers can sample offerings spanning the sweet-savoury spectrum, such as raspberry french toast ($6.95), a pulled-pork omelette ($9.95), and the hearty Big Bistro Breakfast, which includes fish cakes, molasses baked beans, scrambled eggs, three strips of bacon, a biscuit, and a country farmhouse ($10.95).
Reviews
Suite101 and Bay of Fundy Blog featured Cocoa Pesto Bistro, and three Yelpers give it an average of 4.5 stars. Ninety-six per cent of Urbanspooners like it:
- An applewood fired smoker provides diners with the opportunity to enjoy such favourites as dry-rub pork ribs, smoky pulled pork on a bun and signature sauces such as house-made, smoked, sweet pepper compote – Bay of Fundy Blog
- Having a high-quality restaurant with an emphasis on local, organic produce in the small town of Windsor is simply grand. It's a great escape for city-dwellers and a nice edition to the community – Lacey H., Yelp, 3/26/10