Best Dinner Places to Eat in Gananoque

"Chez Piggy is a fine dining restaurant specializing in a wide range of cuisines including Mediterranean appetizers and seafood. The restaurant blends gusto and grace with imagination to create an incredibly beautiful space. Food lovers visiting the Pig enjoy world-class flavors created from locally-sourced produce."

"Know as Kingston’s favourite destination for food lovers, Chez Piggyis a staple!. “The Pig,” has been part of Kingston since 1979 and has kept up with the food trends with their creative vibrant menu. We recommend the Crispy Jackfruit Cakes & Saffron Sauce."

"The power was out and the brunch served after the last lockdown. Services was great, food was on point and it was fun. Best gluten free bread and a Roja that..."

"Enjoy a fine dining experience in La Bodega or the private dining room at Tango Nuevo. The intimate atmosphere at this restaurant is perfect for couples and groups of up to eight people. At Tango Nuevo, you can also upgrade to the chef’s table to enjoy a sumptuous dinner accompanied by wine tasting with an expert."

"If a bit of Spanish flare is what you are after, then Tango Nuevo is for you!. Located right down at the corner of Ontario and Brock street, Tango is the place to go for tapas and cocktails. Eric has been with friends a few times and every time it’s been great."

"The team prides themselves on using locally sourced ingredients and ocean-friendly seafood in their deliciously complex dishes. Some of the highlights of the menu include Seafood Ravioli with Atlantic shrimp, rock crab, scallop, corn veloute, spinach, basil and roasted grape heirloom tomatoes. Or try their 72 hour Short Ribs with whipped parsnip puree, grilled scallion, caramelized savoy cabbage, pickled shimeji mushrooms, and topped with a soy cider reduction."

"Sticking with the lobster theme, how would you like it folded into a creamy, buttery risotto?. If your answer is “very much,” visit the elegant, gourmet AquaTerra in the Delta Hotel. The lobster risotto is currently being featured on their Chef’s Kitchen Menu and can be enjoyed best paired with their beautiful waterfront view."

"Kingston’s choice for waterfront dining, AquaTerra offers picturesque waterfront views of Lake Ontario and Confederation Harbour and a menu that focuses on the freshest, and whenever possible, locally sourced ingredients. Mentioned in “Where to Eat in Canada” for over a decade and recommended by..."

"One of Ontario’s oldest brewpubs, established in 1986, Kingston Brewing Company is Canada’s oldest wine-producing pub. You can take in the awesome brew-themed decor and may have a hard time choosing just one of their many bubbly beers available. Try out their White Tail Lagered Ale, or sip on the Cran-apple Cider and top it all off with a mouthwatering lamb burger to really make a memorable experience."

"For a classic Kingston experience, you have to check out Kingston Brewing Company. Also called KBC, the brewery/restaurant has been a staple of Kingston culture for decades. Eric can’t even count how many times he’s been."

"It was a perfect patio birthday dinner for the first time in forever (thanks covid!) you guys did amazing and I’ll be back for..."

"If you looking for a great burger in Kingston, there are a few places you could go. We’d say avoid the chain places and head for the local specialty with the great front patio – Harper’s!. Located right on Princess, Harper’s is great because you get to totally build your burger how you want it."

"is a compact burger joint located on Kingston’s main Downtown street. The restaurant prides itself on the sustainable, local ingredients used in its burgers. The brick-walled interior and booth-style seating gives the place a casual vibe, perfect for a mid-week burger fix."

"Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises can go on a dining cruises, private charts, and sightseeing cruises that take guests by Fort Henry, the Kingston Penitentiary, and the Alexander Henry. The location's Sunset Discovery Cruise offers guests a more scenic adventure during the evenings."

"Discover history and heritage along Kingston’s spectacular waterfront on a 1-hour Discovery Cruise. Or, take in the Sunset aboard the Island Queen on a 1.5h Sunset Cruise. Opens on June 30, 2021"

"Dive into the history and heritage of Kingston’s waterfront and the 1000 Islands on one of the wide variety of cruises offered."

"The fine-dining restaurant offers elegant beauty and spectacular views. The River Mill gives its diners the flexibility of having both casual diners or intimate dinners at their expansive, contemporary restaurant. The bright modern decor sets the mood for hearty conversations paired with delicious meals and a live pianist every Saturday evening."

"Enjoy the spectacular waterfront view as you dine at River Mills. The restaurant is located on the scenic shores of the spectacular Cataraqui River. The restaurant is a blend of historic and contemporary decor."

"With the closest hiking to downtown, the Marshlands provides an excellent opportunity for a quick hike. You'll find the terrain here more rugged than other easy hikes. There's also a good bit of mud here in the spring and early summer."

"One of the great features of this conservation area is that its proximity to the city makes it accessible via Kingston Transit."

"Amidst 136 hectares of lush greenery and beautiful verdant hiking trails, Lemoine Point is a recreational center par excellence. Initially known as Herkimer’s Nose or Herkimer's Point after its original owner Captain Johan Jots Herkimer, the land soon saw an ownership change after a sale to Captain William Lemoine in 1836. The conservation area includes a variety of terrain, including de...Read more"

"Nature & Wildlife Areas1441 Coverdale Drive, Kingston, Ontario MoreLess Info. Open from 7:30am to sunset, the Lemoine Point Conservation Area is a 136 hectare location full of forest, field, and marsh. Guests of the location can go cycling, swimming, picnicking, hiking, skiing, and snowshoeing."

"A natural recreation area of close to a thousand acres, the Little Catarqui Creek Conservation Area is located just north of the downtown Kingston area. With such a beautiful setting, the area can be appreciated at all times of year and offers great opportunities for many different recreational activities. It is particularly popular during the winter, when there are facilities for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and skating on Kingston’s largest natural ice rink.Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area, Kingston, ON, Canada, +1 613 546 4228"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user P199 used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Explore some authentic local wildlife, at the Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area!. Featuring a stunning array of local, natural sights and sounds, many of them indigenous to the region itself, the Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area is your effective introduction to the wonders of lush, Ontario life."

"In addition to the ever popular sugar shack that runs in March, Little Cataraqui Creek offers an excellent network of trails close to town. Only slightly more rugged than Lemoine Point, this is a great place for a Sunday stroll, especially in the fall."

"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."

"Next time you are taking a walk through the stunning Kingston Waterfront, skip over to Pan Chancho located near the corner of Princess and Ontario street!. With a plethora of vegetarian-friendly options on their menu, including an experimental asian tasting plate, gourmet vegetarian pizza, and a ton of yummy baked goods, you’ll have to call an uber just to get your goodies home!. READ ALSO: Best Restaurants In Kingston If You’re Vegan Or Vegetarian"

"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!"

"Pan Chancho is a favourite place to dine in Kingston, and it’s also an artisanal bakery, too. While they have loads of grab and go items, Justin and I went to Pan Chancho for breakfast. It goes without saying that you need to try their coffee or espresso bevvie for breakfast."

"This lavish turn-of-the-century island castle in the middle of the St Lawrence is only around 25km from Gananoque, but technically in the USA, so you'll need your passport to visit. It was built by George C Boldt, original proprietor of New York's famous Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Many Thousand Island cruise tours stop here, or you can drive 23km from Gananoque to Alexandria Bay, NY, USA, where 10-minute shuttles cross the 1km of water to the castle."

"Boldt Castle, spectacular 20th century building located on an small island in the middle of the river. Attention Non-Americans, don’t forget your passports when visiting the castle, because it’s on the american side of the river."

"The Marine Museum is currently the only museum in Canada that exclusively represents the maritime history of the Great Lakes. It is in the unique situation of being a community museum, with nationally significant collections telling a regional and national story. The museum and this site are not only important to the Kingston community’s sense of identity, but also to the importance of the Great Lakes corridor as a key piece in the economic development of Canada.The museum offers a range of outreach programs covering topics from maritime history and travel to shipbuilding and the environment."

"Despite its smaller space since moving from the dry dock to the Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, this museum still offers a detailed account of Kingston's history as an important shipbuilding center from 1910 to 1960...."

"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."