$20 for $45 Worth of Wine at Continental Treat
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- More than 100 types of wines
- Upscale cuisine
- Perfect for romantic evenings
Grapes naturally exist in three forms: solid, liquid, and raisin. Imbibe the fruit's most drinkable state with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $45 worth of wine at Continental Treat. Though this Groupon is valid only for wine, customers must buy one eatable menu item at an additional cost.
Elegant bistro Continental Treat spouts out a wine menu of more than 100 bottled wines on friendly terms with Continental Treat's European-inspired cuisine. Inaugurate the onset of springtime puddle parties with a bottle of the Casa Lapostolle ($42), a Chilean merlot whose sturdy body allows for the elegant juggling of plum and cherry aromas. Those requiring white teeth to match igloo décor can opt instead for white wines such as the Canadian Sumac Ridge chardonnay ($40), a custard and apple bouquet with citrus and mineral flourishes. Single serving elixirs also avail themselves, such as the New Zealand Oyster Bay pinot noir ($10 a glass) or the Italian Folonari pinot grigio ($10 a glass). Then, relieve belly floods by sending down appetizer life rafts such as the steak a la tartare ($18.95), raw beef tenderloin basking alongside toasted garlic rye bread, or the wild mushroom and sauerkraut pierogi ($11.95).
- More than 100 types of wines
- Upscale cuisine
- Perfect for romantic evenings
Grapes naturally exist in three forms: solid, liquid, and raisin. Imbibe the fruit's most drinkable state with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $45 worth of wine at Continental Treat. Though this Groupon is valid only for wine, customers must buy one eatable menu item at an additional cost.
Elegant bistro Continental Treat spouts out a wine menu of more than 100 bottled wines on friendly terms with Continental Treat's European-inspired cuisine. Inaugurate the onset of springtime puddle parties with a bottle of the Casa Lapostolle ($42), a Chilean merlot whose sturdy body allows for the elegant juggling of plum and cherry aromas. Those requiring white teeth to match igloo décor can opt instead for white wines such as the Canadian Sumac Ridge chardonnay ($40), a custard and apple bouquet with citrus and mineral flourishes. Single serving elixirs also avail themselves, such as the New Zealand Oyster Bay pinot noir ($10 a glass) or the Italian Folonari pinot grigio ($10 a glass). Then, relieve belly floods by sending down appetizer life rafts such as the steak a la tartare ($18.95), raw beef tenderloin basking alongside toasted garlic rye bread, or the wild mushroom and sauerkraut pierogi ($11.95).