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"If you are looking for a bit of “surf n’ turf”, head to Dianne’s Fish Bar for some of the best seafood in Kingston. This restaurant is located right down by the waterfront – across from Wooden Heads and right beside the Tourist Information Centre in the Old Train Station. Eric had been a handful of times – each time was excellent."

"Red House is easily one of Eric favourite places to go for food and drinks in Kingston. Located on King Street East, Red House is this great upscale place for drinks and really good food. They don’t have a huge menu but their choices are always really good."

"I wanted to check out downtown Kingston on my way to Ottawa as I hadn't visited in about 15 years”more"

"Eric has been to the Merchant for food, sat on their patio, been there for events, and just gone with a buddy or two for pints. It’s also great because the place is located right by the Kingston waterfront making it an easy stop for a drink or a bite to eat. Inside, the Merchant is surprisingly large."

"Enjoy coffee brewed in-house, specialty espresso drinks or a perfectly frothed latte as you relax on the patio at Musiikki cafe. The name Musiikki is derived from Swahili for music so you can expect some sweet tunes to be playing at the cafe. Bring your friends for a coffee and stay for the music with Monday night jazz, open mic night on Tuesdays, Folk Night on Wednesdays, and artist’s show features throughout the week."

"The Brass has a great central location in Kingston, making it a favorite with both students and locals. The drinks here are pretty standard but they also serve decent food and the layout makes this a great choice for larger groups. Their flatscreens and TV wall projection screens are perfect for hockey season and the place also hosts live music every Sunday, Monday and Thursday."

"The Brass is one of those places that you go to because you know exactly what you are going to get. Located up on Princess Street in the Hub, the Brass has been frequented by Eric many, many, many times. He’s been for sports (which are great on their screens), wing deal night (wings are good but not great), live music (the Smitty days), and much more."

"If you find yourself away from downtown and looking for a pub, then check out The Rose & Crown Restaurant. Again, more of a restaurant but since they serve up an authentic English pub feel, we wanted to include it!. Located up on Princess Street but out in the west end/ up town from downtown, the Rose & Crown boasts live music on Wednesdays and has been serving up fish and chips for over 30 years!"

"This family restaurant was founded by Ed Walker and his wife Sheena in 2003. The restaurant is named after a pub in their hometown of Leyland in England. The Rose and Crown has served English-style fish n’ chips for over 30 years, so they know a thing or two about quality food."

"A slightly more boisterous downtown venue, The Ale House is located right in the center of Kingston’s nightlife hub. A much bigger venue than most of the city’s other haunts, this is two floors of your standard Top 40 tunes, with a dedicated country music night named ‘Tumble Tuesday.’ The more relaxed section of the bar, Canteen, is a great place to start your night and also serves tasty food at good prices."

"Let us be clear: we’re mentioning Ale House/Canteen so that it’s on the list – but we wouldn’t necessarily tell a visitor to Kingston to go. That said, Ale House is a two-floor dance bar that’s a venue for live music and Canteen is the more relaxed, patio/sports bar in the front. They are physically connected – hence Ale House/Canteen – but entry to one doesn’t ensure entry to the other."

"Since 1968, Red Lobster has been committed to creating a unique seafood experience for its guests. From sourcing to preparation, each process is traceable, sustainable, and responsible. What started as a family-owned restaurant in Lakeland, Florida, is now a globally recognized brand."

"Since 1968, the restaurant has remained committed to bringing you a unique seafood experience. The restaurant offers a selection of lobster, endless shrimp, and crab for seafood enthusiasts. All the seafood served at this restaurant is sustainable and traceable."

"Formerly known as Sir John’s Public House, this wholesome pub not only has a mean tap selection but amazing Sunday Brunch that can’t be missed. Located in downtown Kingston, take a stroll by the beautiful waterfront to work up an appetite for the food that never fails to satisfy. Far from ordinary pub grub, this spot has fan favourites like cinnamon waffles, a Scotch egg plate (a hard-boiled egg covered in sausage meat, breaded, and deep fried), Vegetarian haggis, Toad-in-the-Hole with haggis hash served in a Yorkshire pudding, and so much more."

"The Kingston Association of Museums, Galleries, and Historic Sites is a not-for-profit, collaborative group of member institutions from the Kingston region. Visit their website for a complete listing of sites, hours, locations and collection highlights."

"Kathleen Hall, 11 Medical Quadrangle This space is a gem for researchers and acts as a museum for specific topics you might be interested in. If you’ve never been to the Archives before, bring a piece of photo ID and be prepared to fill out a piece of paper to create a membership card before you begin browsing. A museum for researchers and anyone wanting to learn more about the history of Kingston."

"This cafe was started in 2017 with a focus on serving healthy food at pocket-friendly prices. The adorable cafe serves coffee as well as tasty food and delicious desserts. Enjoy your java as you have a chat with the friendly staff."

"Seen by many as the best bakery in Kingston, Bread + Butter has been a local favourite since 1998 when its concept and establishment began. Since then, owner and founder Wendy Whitall has been whipping up home-cooked meals and baked goods to Kingston families just like her mother did for her – to much acclaim and fanfare. From a smorgasbord of sinfully delicious, legendary sweets including cakes, pies, scones, squares and pastries – to a mouth-watering assortment of savoury options that include mac and cheese, pizza, sandwiches, quiche, bagels, salads, and roasted veggies – Bread + Butter is the go-to spot for unparalleled quality, flavour and selection in the west end."

"One of Kingston’s best bakeries is found on Bath Road towards Amherstview. Bread and Butter has become a staple in the local community, and has done so well that it even opened up a beautiful brunch spot called Toast & Jam!. We recommend trying out their crumbly tarts, which come in three sizes so it can feed just you or an entire party!"

"35 Brock St, Kingston, Ontario K7L 1R7, CanadaReservations, Outdoor Seating, Private Dining, Seating, Waitstaff, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Highchairs AvailableItalian, Mediterranean, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Late Night+1 613-542-0870"

"35 Brock St, Kingston, Ontario K7L 1R7 CanadaItalian, MediterraneanLunch, Dinner, Late NightReservations, Outdoor Seating, Private Dining, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 613-542-0870http://www.casadomenico.com/"

"Casa Domenico is a very stylish Italian restaurant located near the City Hall. It is a rather expensive restaurant but with very tasty food and classy design. The perfect place to celebrate a special occasion!"

"I have visited this restaurant multiple times since it opened. It's always delicious, fresh & satisfying. Healthy portions, reasonable prices, and..."