$12 for $25 Worth of Globally Inspired Dinner Fare at Windmills
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- Wide selection of gourmet dishes
- Upscale environment
- Weekly specials
- Full-service bar
A gourmet meal can add class to any scenario, such as a wedding reception, a preschool graduation party, or intermission at your Grandmother’s mud-wrestling tournament. Make a fancy dinner even fancier with today’s Groupon: for $12, you get $25 worth of globally inspired dinner fare at Windmills in Kingston.
Windmills titillates taste buds of all types with a mouthwatering menu stocked full of globally inspired gourmet dishes made from fresh ingredients. Coronate a meal with friends or enliven a debate about the ethics of medieval dolphin racing with a kalbi beef short ribs appetizer ($12). Entrée-minded epicureans appease appetites with caramelized cilantro lime and chili caramelized salmon ($23) pulled fresh from the Atlantic, as braised lamb shank cassoulet ($23) satiates feral instincts of tamed incisors. Part-time vegetarians halt hunger with herbed goat cheese salads ($12), while ever-changing weekly specials suspend stomachs with a sense of excitement they haven’t felt since they were transplanted from piñatas into humans.
Accentuated by an all-glass storefront, Windmill beckons patrons with sumptuous Princess Street-overlooking dining booths, warmly-lit exposed brick walls, and a lack of silverware-infesting ghosts. In between forkfuls of lobster ravioli and filet mignon, enthrall your eyeballs by marveling Windmills’ display of contemporary art or calculate how many cloned versions of yourself you’d have to stand on to reach the16-foot ceilings. Though this deal is only good for dinner delectables, guests can please palates with potations from Windmills’ full-service bar or upscale wine list
Reviews
Kingstonist and ink and paper (napkins) reviewed the cuisine and atmosphere at Windmills. TripAdvisors give the restaurant an average of three owl eyes while Restaurantica reviewers give it a 3.5-star average.
- They have very decent breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, as well as a great wine list, which is likely why there always seems to be a good crowd of diners inside. – Harvey Kirkpatrick, Kingstonist
- If you're in the mood for a relatively classic style of fine dining with modern touches, than [sic] I'd highly recomend it. – oni, Restaurantica
- Wide selection of gourmet dishes
- Upscale environment
- Weekly specials
- Full-service bar
A gourmet meal can add class to any scenario, such as a wedding reception, a preschool graduation party, or intermission at your Grandmother’s mud-wrestling tournament. Make a fancy dinner even fancier with today’s Groupon: for $12, you get $25 worth of globally inspired dinner fare at Windmills in Kingston.
Windmills titillates taste buds of all types with a mouthwatering menu stocked full of globally inspired gourmet dishes made from fresh ingredients. Coronate a meal with friends or enliven a debate about the ethics of medieval dolphin racing with a kalbi beef short ribs appetizer ($12). Entrée-minded epicureans appease appetites with caramelized cilantro lime and chili caramelized salmon ($23) pulled fresh from the Atlantic, as braised lamb shank cassoulet ($23) satiates feral instincts of tamed incisors. Part-time vegetarians halt hunger with herbed goat cheese salads ($12), while ever-changing weekly specials suspend stomachs with a sense of excitement they haven’t felt since they were transplanted from piñatas into humans.
Accentuated by an all-glass storefront, Windmill beckons patrons with sumptuous Princess Street-overlooking dining booths, warmly-lit exposed brick walls, and a lack of silverware-infesting ghosts. In between forkfuls of lobster ravioli and filet mignon, enthrall your eyeballs by marveling Windmills’ display of contemporary art or calculate how many cloned versions of yourself you’d have to stand on to reach the16-foot ceilings. Though this deal is only good for dinner delectables, guests can please palates with potations from Windmills’ full-service bar or upscale wine list
Reviews
Kingstonist and ink and paper (napkins) reviewed the cuisine and atmosphere at Windmills. TripAdvisors give the restaurant an average of three owl eyes while Restaurantica reviewers give it a 3.5-star average.
- They have very decent breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, as well as a great wine list, which is likely why there always seems to be a good crowd of diners inside. – Harvey Kirkpatrick, Kingstonist
- If you're in the mood for a relatively classic style of fine dining with modern touches, than [sic] I'd highly recomend it. – oni, Restaurantica
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