Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Thousand Islands

"Owned and operated by the same founders of the beloved Chez Piggy, Pan Chanchois a lovely European style bakery located just a block away from Kingston’s historic city hall and city square. Not only can you pop in to grab some freshly made breads, pastries, desserts and cured meats, but you can also venture to their beautiful patio garden for a lovely dine-in meal that you can be sure is fresh and delicious!"

"Another incredible bakery-turned-cafe you need to try is Pan Chancho, just a block away from Kingston’s Market Square. Utilizing their mouthwatering in house baked goods, you can be sure to drool over their many dishes including French Toast with Apple Butter Creme Fraiche (yum!)."

"Northside Cafe emulates the coffee culture in Melbourne, Australia for a refreshing experience for all its customers. A perfect spot to enjoy breakfast, brunch or lunch, this downtown cafe provides welcoming friendly service that is matched by its delicious food and adorable decor. As a plus, they have all fair trade and organic coffees as well."

"This shop is inspired by the coffee culture in Melbourne, Australia where coffee is a way of life. Enjoy breakfast accompanied by high-quality coffee and friendly service. Everyone at Northside is extremely passionate about coffee, but they also understand that breakfast is supposed to be lighthearted and relaxed."

"It’s only fitting that the Queen of the crêpe game is perched on top of the main strip on Princess Street. Since 2010, Geneva Crêpe Café Bistro has been locally owned and operated, and the go-to place for a mouth-watering meal. For such an intimate space, they offer a huge variety of savoury and sweet crepes, Belgian waffles, espresso and hot chocolate drinks, and even fresh soups, sandwiches, and salads."

"Having only opened a few years ago, Crave has quickly become a community favourite because of its comfortable and convenient downtown location, excellent staff and to-die-for cinnamon buns. Next time you have a project, head over to the cozyCrave Coffee House and dig in to some delightful baked treats."

"Crave Coffee House offers a vast array of coffees and bitings. The coffee shop has a large seating area ideal for large groups, students, and others. Enjoy a rich blend of freshly brewed coffee from the best coffee growing areas around the world."

"This family-run coffee shop in Kingston serves coffee that will blow away your expectations. The trendy cafe has something for coffee lovers everywhere. This coffee shop is perfect for breakfast or lunch."

"With a menu in weekly rotation, brunch at Juniper Cafe is the definition of “unique.” Known for using the freshest local ingredients, you can expect Beking eggs, Albert’s Leap brie, Menson Farms chicken, and more — Juniper Cafe guarantees over 80% of their ingredients are sourced from local farms and food producers year round. The talented team at Juniper are masters of sweet and savoury, so it’s okay to grab something from the pastry counter while you’re at it (we’re not judging.) And with the doors staying open from 9 am – 5 pm, brunch time can be any time. View this post on Instagram"

"Enjoy great coffee and delicious food at Kingston’s only waterfront cafe with a patio. The team at the coffee shop is focused on quality and sustainability as well as respect for the community and the environment. Enjoy a diverse menu created from fresh ingredients sourced from local farms and businesses."

"You might have heard of Balzac’s before – and that would not be a bad thing. Balzac’s is basically the only “chain” places that we included on this list – but they do a good job of serving up coffee. Balzac’s Kingston is right on Princess Street (just head for Princess Street and you will find all of them, honestly) right at the corner with Sydenham Street."

"Legend has it that Honoré de Balzac consumed a lot of coffee which allowed him to stay up and compose great literature. According to him, “the cafe is the people’s parliament”. This inspired Diana Olsen to open a coffee shop that captured his sentiments."

"For over 40 years, the Mandarin Restaurant has been serving its guests delicious meals from the premium buffet. Founded in 1979, the a la carte restaurant soon expanded to a buffet restaurant to accommodate the large number of guests they were receiving. The award-winning buffet offers a salad bar, soup and bread station, hot entrees, sizzling grilled meats and vegetables, a sushi bar, pizza, and decadent delights at the dessert station."

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"Fran’s has been around for over 40 years, and while Fran herself is no longer at the helm, the fish and chips at this shop near Sir John A and John Counter Boulevard are still to die for. Choose BC halibut, New Zealand cod or east coast haddock, then watch as the most gorgeous golden hand-battered filets arrive with fresh, hand-cut chips, and homemade tartar sauce. Scallops, shrimp, and calamari round out the seafood menu, though you can find burgers, sandwiches, poutines, and other deep-fried goodies here as well."

"In the mid-’70s customer’s would come to Fran’s for the mouth-watering, home-cooked meals by Fran. She also developed excellent relationships with the community and left a legacy. In 2016, Maggie Charlton took over and has since maintained the same high standards Fran’s loyal customers have come to love and expect."

"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."

"If you walk by and aren’t looking for it, there’s a good chance you might miss Coppers. This is because this pub downtown on Brock Street is located in an inn – and it’s sort of on a commuter street to the heart of downtown. That said, Coppers should be a stop you make if you like beer and chicken wings!"

"This frame shop has been featuring works from local artists like Sally Chupick and Pat Shea from its front window on Princess for over 30 years. 198 Princess St.kingstonframeworks.ca"