
A Catskill Mountain mainstay serving hearty pastas, fresh seafood, savory meats, personal pizzas from locally sourced ingredients with a wood fired oven, open-air kitchen, and over the moon wine list. Perfect spot for a romantic date night, a family celebration, or the après-ski crowd. Features a large open dining room, a spacious modern bar room serving ice cold cocktails and a heated seasonal outdoor deck with live music on weekends. All this on historic Main Street Windham.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 5–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5398 NY-23, Windham, NY 12496
Phone: (518) 734-9719
Website: http://www.millrockrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Everyone was very kind and attentive. They explained the specials of the day, recommended dishes, drinks, etc.
they constantly asked us if everything was ok, it is evident they care about their customers.
We ordered a pizza and dish of salmon pasta to share. The portions were generous.
We took the house wine and it was also lovely.
Very good experience overall, I highly recommend.
When we first arrived, we were told there would be a one-hour wait. Surprisingly, we received a seating message within five minutes, which was confusing but not an issue. We were also informed that the entire group needed to arrive before being seated—something that is fairly common. However, despite this, we were seated before our full party had arrived, which set the tone for the inconsistency that followed.
I joined the table a little later than the rest of my group and had not yet had the chance to review the menu. When the host, Adam, came to take orders, I politely asked for a few minutes to decide. This was a very reasonable request. Unfortunately, his response was noticeably unprofessional and dismissive—not just to me, but obvious enough that everyone at the table noticed.
He insisted that I had “one minute” and stated that he would not place orders unless everyone ordered at the same time. This made little sense. By that logic, would additional orders not be accepted mid-meal? Would dessert orders be refused later? That approach felt rigid, unnecessary, and frankly rude. Whether it was poor training or a lack of courtesy, it was not the level of service one expects from a good restaurant.
The food itself was decent, and interactions with other staff members later in the evening were acceptable. However, when you encounter an experience like this early on, even the good aspects of the evening start to feel diminished. Hospitality and professionalism are as important as the food, and this interaction had a lasting impact on our night.
Out of respect for my group, I chose not to react at the moment, but had I been dining alone, I would have left immediately.
Would I return? No.
Would I recommend this place? Not at this stage.
There are many other restaurants offering comparable food with far better hospitality. You can make your own choice, but I will not be returning or recommending this restaurant.
Anyhow I ordered the Pugliese, which was supposed to be “Cavatelli tossed with sautéed broccoli rabe, Italian sausage, shaved Parmigiano, garlic, and toasted breadcrumbs”. It was missing Parmigiano, garlic, and toasted breadcrumbs. Had I checked the menu after I had tasted it, I’d have sent it back. What I received was cavatelli tossed with sautéed broccoli rabe, Italian sausage in a bowl with green pasta water. I just figured the dish sucked and the chef was a hack, turns out he’s just forgetful which is kinda worse. This should have been caught at the service expo and never made it to me.
Should have kept the menu so I could have done something in the moment, but the couple we were with seemed to be having good time and I really didn’t want to rock the boat.
I suppose it should be said that my partner’s Scampi dish was incomplete as well (no garlic, lemon, salt, butter, or sear on the shrimp that I could see), but she said her shrimp was cooked well enough to not mention it. The scampi pasta had the same pasta water at the bottom of the bowl issue my Pugliese did, so she only ate the boiled shrimp. Neither saw a hot pan in retrospect.
Are all these reviews real? Or am I just the first person to ever order and review this dish? Replace it. 36 dollars for pasta water italian sausage rabe and cavatelli is a scam.
3/4 of us took to go boxes, and not a single one of us went back to eat it.