Welcome to Groupon, Windsor! For our inaugural deal, $20 gets you $40 worth of upscale fusion cuisine and drinks at Toscana Restaurant and Wine Bar, located at 3891 Dougall Avenue. Since this is everyone's first Groupon, allow us to briefly explain how it works.

How Groupon Works

Groupon is a combination of the words group and coupon. Each day, we offer an unbeatable deal on the best of Windsor: restaurants, spas, sporting events, theatre, and more. By promising businesses a minimum number of customers, we get discounts you won't find anywhere else. We call it "collective buying power."

If you want to get the deal, just click BUY before the offer ends at midnight. If the minimum number of people (20 for today's deal) sign up by the end of the day, you'll be emailed a gift certificate the next morning. You can print your Groupons, or redeem them with our mobile app. Use them whenever you want until the deal expires—today's expires in one year. If not enough people join, no one gets the deal (and you won't be charged), so invite your friends to make sure you get the discount!

Today's Deal

If two heads are better than one, then two cuisine-noggins fused into one restaurant-body are better than one. Polycephalify your palate with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of delicious Italian-Asian fusion fare for lunch or dinner at Toscana Restaurant and Wine Bar, located on Dougall Avenue.

Toscana Restaurant and Wine Bar's lunch and dinner menus showcase an innovative ensemble of upscale Italian-Asian fusion fare. Commence dinner consumption with the lemony grilled-shrimp starter ($10) or the seductively stacked hoisin-glazed baby back ribs ($9). Rigatoni riddled with roasted chicken, wild mushrooms, and gorgonzola cream ($16) appeases anxious stomachs, and the panko-crusted goat-cheese salad ($8), like a Parisian garden pillow, luxuriously accommodates grilled vegetables, roasted garlic, and sliced French stick croutons. Grilled Atlantic salmon ($20) employs the aid of dill crème fraîche, and the veal parmagiano ($17) portions out breaded veal scallopini into an Italian playground of tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and failed Liberace impressions. Midday meal goers may begin with the curried mussels starter ($7), which features a trio of curry, cream, and cilantro, before injecting incisors into the lamb burger ($12), dressed up with tzatziki, feta, tomato, and roasted red peppers. The restaurant also features a sushi menu, as well as cocktail and wine lists.

Eye-catching artwork rests against soft brown walls in Toscana's modern yet elegant dining space. An attentive staff and warming fireplace make guests feel as welcome and pampered as they do in their own five-star homes. Reservations for dinner are recommended.

Reviews

The Star featured Toscana Restaurant and Wine Bar:

• The minimalist decor has been replaced by a softer look with sandstone walls as well as booths and tables in the dining room and suede near the front entrance area…The grey circles like bubbles on the large window between the kitchen and dining area help reflect the approach. – Star