Best French Bakery in Wolfe Island

"Ah, our brunch love with Pan Chancho…it’s the addiction that we just don’t want to quit. This locally owned, European style cafe is checking off all the boxes for an amazing brunch; a charming aesthetic, food made from scratch, and a key location in the heart of downtown Kingston. We love the Weekender (two eggs over easy on a croissant with bacon, chives and 2-year-old cheddar), Our Dutch Baby (skillet pancake with apples, blue cheese and apple butter), the Poutine Bravas (patates frites, spicy chorizo, poached egg, cheddar curds and smoked paprika gravy.) And to be honest?"

"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"

"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!)."

"One of the newest additions to the coffee/brunch scene in Kingston, NORTHSIDE is apparently THE place to go. Opened by some Australians who came to Kingston, the place has definitely made a name for itself in a short period of time. There was a time when we hadn’t been for the longest time – but it was high on the “places to check out” list."

"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."

"Northside Espresso and Kitchen is a cute cafe in downtown Kingston that’s perfect for breakfast, lunch, or a coffee break. Justin and I went there for lunch one day and we adored their quiet, plant-filled patio. The menu is about 50% vegan and the plant-based options are marked with a V."

"297 Princess St | at Clergy Street, Kingston, Ontario K7L 1B4, CanadaParking Available, Highchairs Available, Free Wifi, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Street Parking, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Delivery, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Accepts Credit CardsFrench, International, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Brunch, DrinksHK$47 - HK$126+1 613-507-0297"

"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."

"An adorably charming cafe located in Kingston’s heart (downtown). This spot offers a massive seating area for students, workers and best pals alike, with a vast array of scrumptious treats including sandwiches, salads and baked goods. We wish you luck in your journey to fight the ‘CRAVE-ings’ for sweet treats while you order yourself a warm cup of java."

"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."

"At Shop and Play the imaginative play space for kids aged 0-8 is perfect for parents who need a little time to attend meetings or work away from the office. The play area also has child-minding services so you can be sure your child is safe at all times. The locally-owned and operated cafe makes coffee from locally roasted beans and each new pot is made from freshly ground beans."

"Located right across from Springer Market Square (the public square behind City Hall), Kingston Coffee House was a place that Eric always walked by but never ventured into. Well, that has changed!. Inside, you get these great vibes of red brick and cozy tables."

"I headed to Beamish-Munroe Hall (aka the ILC) for my second stop: another on-campus favourite of mine. The coffee as well as the environmentally friendly style makes the Tea Room unique, and another relaxing place to grab a cup. The Tea Room is the first zero consumer waste coffee shop in Canada."

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"Where: 1 Fort Henry Drive, KingstonWhen: Open seasonally, plus special eventsWhy your kids will love it: As soon as you step into Fort Henry, you are whisked back in time. This living history military museum boasts soldiers, cannons, barracks and artifacts from the British and Canadian military. Highlights also include the school room, Garrison Parade and David the Goat, Fort Henry’s personable mascot."

"A designated National Historic Site of Canada and recently a UNESCO World Heritage site, Fort Henry is a stunning fort that dates back to 1812, when it was originally built. Presently administered by Parks Canada, the military interpreters conduct presentations and tours of the fort that exhibit British military life. But you could also explore the fort on your own pace."

"Chalmers United Church is a beautiful and impressive church in the historic heart of the city. It is located near the famous Queen's University on Clergy Street. This church was built in 1890 and is a Free Presbyterian Church."

"With around 62 stores, the RioCan Centre is one of Kingston’s oldest shopping malls. Built in 1998, this is one of the originals, and is home to big brands, large stores and entertainment facilities. A good option for when you need new homeware, hardware or are simply looking for a fun way to spend an afternoon, the RioCan Centre has plenty to offer."

"A welcome (relatively) new addition to the community, Riverview Shopping Centre is your one-stop shop for some of the biggest brands, including a drive-through Starbucks for when you’re just passing through. All your basic needs can be met here. Including great coffee options, a ‘Food Basics’ for your groceries, and a large ‘LCBO’, which has a huge selection of alcohol including craft beer and vintage wines and spirits."

"We’re pleased to offer Dine-in, Take-out, Drive-Thru and Curbside at this time. Our crew is taking measures to ensure our dining. McDonald's Value Picks Menu"