RESTAURANT & BAR
With exceptional food, fine wine, evocative art and soothing music, we satisfy all the senses. From the moment you step through our doors, you are warmly welcomed by General Manager Denise Moore who, with her generous spirit, makes you feel right at home. Under her watchful eye, no detail is overlooked, and every guest is a friend. For over 25 years we have offered an eclectic menu from around the world in a sophisticated yet unpretentious atmosphere. Windmills lets you settle in to quiet nooks, a friendly, fully-licensed bar or our ever popular window seat overlooking Princess Street. Ever changing and unique artwork graces the walls. Using only the freshest ingredients, many from local producers, our dinners are true masterpieces, our lunches divine, our Saturday and Sunday brunches, the talk of the town. Our chef’s easel is your plate. Come delight your senses.CATERING.
Our full service catering department handles all occasions with ease. Whether a party of five or 500, whether in a fine hall or on a boat, we will orchestrate every detail to ensure a picture perfect celebration, a celebration uniquely yours.
Disposable plates, cutlery, and napkins are included, but elegant settings and professional staff are available at an extra charge. With years of experience in the hospitality and catering industry we can be creative within any budget and we know how to listen! Windmills combines artistic vision with culinary skills. Now let us combine Windmills with your celebration. Catering manager Grayson Smith and Chef Ashley Loudan would love to discuss your event needs with you. more...See more text
New to Kingston, attending first year at Queen's. Heard that Brunch at Windills is the best!
Crazy busy, however no wait for a table. Manager was all smiles and welcomed us to Kingston, server equally as friendly. Fast Fast service and delicious food.
Way overpriced for what was served. Have sampled seafood pasta worldwide and this was one of the ones giving poorest value for the money! Service and atmosphere were fine.
