The Windham Restaurant

Yes, The Windham is often recommended for date night thanks to its cozy rooms, live music, and solid menu of favorites like chicken piccata, duck, and spicy mango Korean scallops. Pick an upstairs table or an early seating for a quieter, more intimate experience; avoid major holidays when the place can be crowded and loud.

Portions at The Windham tend to be generous, many guests mention large, filling servings and that entrees often leave leftovers. Expect hearty portions for mains like chicken parm, rib eye, and seafood dishes, so you’ll likely have enough for a meal and maybe a take-home portion.

The Windham’s posted hours are: Mon 3:00 pm–9:00 pm; Tue–Wed 4:00 pm–9:00 pm; Thu–Fri 4:00 pm–10:00 pm; Sat 12:00 pm–10:00 pm; Sun 11:00 am–9:00 pm. Consider calling ahead for holiday hours or special events.

Partially, families do dine here and guests celebrate birthdays and special occasions, but accessibility can be limited. Reviews call out steep staircases to upstairs dining, cramped tables, and a lack of clearly marked handicap parking. If you need accessible seating or space for a stroller, call ahead so staff can help arrange the best table.

For a lively night with music go Thurs–Sat evenings when live music is common; several guests recommend a 7:30 Saturday seating to enjoy music without being in the crowded bar. For a quieter experience pick midweek or an early dinner, Tues–Wed or early weeknights typically feel calmer.

Warm and lively, The Windham is a neighborhood favorite with a rustic, character-filled interior, live music nights and an upbeat bar scene. Many guests praise the friendly staff and enjoyable vibe, though some warn it can get loud, echoey or cramped, especially in the bar or during holiday crowds.

Casual dress is appropriate, the restaurant lists a casual dress code. Guests frequently dress comfortably for a relaxed dinner, date night, or brunch.

Yes, you can and should call ahead for seating preferences, accessibility needs, dietary requests, or to check menu availability. Guests note staff and owners are accommodating when notified, and calling ahead helps manage busy nights and holiday service issues.

For the full lively experience with music and drinks, Friday or Saturday evenings are best. If you want a quieter meal with attentive service, choose a midweek evening (Tuesday or Wednesday) or an earlier dinner slot to avoid crowds and noise.

Yes, guests have visited on holidays like Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day, so the restaurant does open for holidays. Note that holidays can bring heavy crowds, limited parking, and slower service, so reservations and early arrival are recommended.