Best Dinner Places to Eat in Kitchener

"Berkeley North is located on “restaurant row,” King William Street, this stylish bistro offers a menu focused on West Coast-inspired cuisine. Dine on delectable, wholesome and fresh small plates like shrimp tempura, mushroom dumplings or the avocado salad, or build your own Berkeley Bowl for lunch. A post shared by Berkeley North (@berkeleynorthkitchen) on Jan 21, 2019"

"Celebrate with that special someone with this decadent dinner for two. You’ll have your choice of salad, two courses, plus dessert."

"The exterior walls are covered in thick vines with birds nests, making for a pleasant bird watching experience as you eat your meal. The furniture is made out of sturdy wrought iron, and the chairs are covered in comfortable black and white cushions. Wedged between two multi-storey buildings, the patio is naturally shaded in the mornings and evenings with umbrellas providing shade when the sun is directly overhead."

"This Kirkendall restaurant housed in an old converted bank is another popular brunch destination. They take brunch seriously with two-course options including crab cakes and smoked salmon apps and mouth-watering mains like Tostada Rancheros and cheesecake-stuffed French Toast. Check out their delivery menus as well."

"The list of new local restaurants, bars, and foodie destinations continues to grow at a freakishly fast rate, with enough sheer diversity and quality to make anyone’s head spin. In fact, it’s tough to walk down any main Hamilton street nowadays without passing by at least one hot spot that plays a role in putting Hamilton’s culinary identity on the map. With a dense onslaught of newly-opened food spots in 2019, here’s our list of the top 10 restaurants that opened in Hamilton this past year."

"Back on Friday, June 19, after toooo many months and had the same amazing experience as always. Actually, better since now there are tables on the street out front. Irene, the best hostess ever for reserving our favourite table for that evening!"

"Incredibly eats that will always leave you satisfied and a staff that makes you feel like family every time you visit, how can you go wrong?"

"The Food Network’s “You Gotta Eat Here” raved about the Moroccan Lamb Meatball soup, and WestJet magazine calls its Chicken Mulligatawny one of the top 10 dishes to try in Hamilton. The Burnt Tongue has clearly elevated the humble soup with its small batch recipes and always changing daily soup menus that span from the classic (Chicken Noodle and New England Clam Chowder) to the exotic (Samosa, Ancho Black Bean and Chicken Wing). With more than 3,000 different soups offered to date, The Burnt Tongue is the place to go when you’re looking for the ultimate comfort food."

"Warm up with a tasty bowl from Hamilton’s famous soup restaurant. The menu changes daily but there’s always vegetarian and vegan options. Think Porcini Mushroom, Thai Green Curry and Cauliflower, and Split Pea."

"One of Hamilton’s newest additions to the nightlife scene, James North’s Meanwhile Winebar is basically a dream spot for date night. The compact and dimly-lit bar has ambiance to spare, and the menu, designed by Chef and Sommelier Kyle Paton, is really something special. Besides a small yet diverse list of wines available by the glass or bottle, those feeling peckish can order a steady stream of tiny bites built for grazing and perfect for wine pairings."

"The bijou but beloved James Street diner’s back patio is a colourful little oasis in the centre of the busy downtown strip. Tuck into decadent all-day breakfast items or hearty classic diner lunch fare (poutine!), as well as craft beer and cocktails. Address: 301 James St. North, HamiltonPhone: 289-389-5647"

"This is weird, but every time I think about the Jack and Lois restaurant I always sing that one part of Jack and Diane. You know which part, since it’s basically the only time John Mellencamp actually mentions them."

"Restaurant, Portuguese, Seafood, Steak, Fish, Mussels, Charcoal Grilled, Sangria, Restaurant, Pasta, Patio Restaurant, Alcohol Served, Extensive Wine List, Lunch Menu, Online Menu, Restaurant With Catering Services, Restaurant With Party Services, Take-out. I came to this restaurant for my father's birthday and the food was incredible. It is an authetic portuguese restaurant on James street in Hamilton."

"Restaurant, Portuguese, Seafood, Steak, Fish, Mussels, Charcoal Grilled, Sangria, Restaurant, Pasta, Patio Restaurant, Alcohol Served, Extensive Wine List, Lunch Menu, Online Menu, Restaurant With Catering Services, Restaurant With Party Services, Take-out"

"Frootogo in Waterdown is a favourite simply because of the extensive play yard they have for the kids along with the delicious food options for the adults. Be sure to pick out a pie, eat some delicious soup and biscuits for lunch, pick your own apples and pumpkin!. Cost for the play yard is $3.50 per person."

"FirstOntario Centre (originally Copps Coliseum) is a sports and entertainment arena, with a capacity of up to 19,000. Host to nail biting ice hockey championships and a variety of concerts, this center is where all the entertainment and sporting action takes place in Hamilton. Catch one of the exhilarating shows at this arena on your trip to Hamilton."