Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Kingston

"Chez Piggy, known to locals as “The Pig”, is a sweet restaurant tucked down an alleyway. Dining on its patio is an unforgettable experience as you’ll feel as though you’ve been transported to Europe. Chez Piggy’s stone building is actually a renovated abandoned stable."

"Enter Chez Piggy, a historic restaurant right in the downtown core of Kingston. Featuring food inspired by world travels, Chez Piggy has always been at the forefront of culinary trends in the city, and their stellar vegetarian/vegan options are no exception!"

"With a menu with many dishes dedicated to vegan and vegetarian options, you won’t have to worry about leaving hungry!. Chez Piggy has truly broken the “Veg Barrier” with their flavourful dinner options."

"AquaTerra is located within the Delta Hotel, but anyone can feel free to dine here anytime. It was a convenient choice for us, as we only had to go down a couple of flights of stairs to reach it. We dined at AquaTerra for breakfast."

"Enjoy fine dining on the waterfront at the AquaTerra WaterFront restaurant. The food is fresh and prepared from local ingredients. This restaurant was also named as one of the 100 most romantic restaurants in Canada in 2018."

"Brunch will never be the same once you’ve tried AquaTerra’s Sunday Brunch Menu. Soon you’ll be looking for new people to drag with you on a sunny Sunday at 11."

"34 Clarence StreetHoused in a 1800s telegraph office, this place is packed to the rafters with assorted beer memorabilia. It’s best known for its beer, its laid back vibe and the gorgeous, private patio in the old carriageway beside the pub. Established in 1986, the Kingston Brewing Company is Ontario’s oldest brewpub and Canada’s oldest wine-producing pub."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"This is a unique French-style bistro specializing in amazing espressos, coffees, and even hot chocolates made with authentic Belgium dark chocolate. The cafe is locally-owned and privately-operated. It is dedicated to supporting local farmers through serving fresh seasonal products and locally-sourced meats."

"Painting by John Climenhage outside the Toucan Pub|© Bess Sadler/Flickr. Home of local Queen’s University’s graduate students, The Grad Club has been ‘a Kingston institution since 1963.’ As well as a good selection of beers and ciders, the bar is also known as the best venue in Kingston for indie music."

"If you are exploring Queen’s University/City Park and looking for a beverage, the Grad Club might be for you. Located right on Barrie Street, this bar is actually run by a branch of the University. That said, during the day it’s open to anyone for drinks and simple (but tasty) pub food."

"The Mansion is one of those places that you aren’t quite sure what you’ve found until you are inside and already drinking/eating/enjoying. With a patio out front, a main bar on the main floor, a wine cellar, a live music venue upstairs, and more – the Mansion is just that. This large house turned into a bar/venue is on Princess Street past the Hub close to where Alfred Street meets Princess."

"Situated a little further up Princess Street is The Mansion a bar, live music venue and restaurant. From the outside it looks a little like a haunted house, thanks to the dark red-brick facing. This intimidating exterior houses a relaxed bar space as well as a great outdoor patio and sand volleyball court, perfect for the summer months."

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"This popular Teppanyaki restaurant specializes in Japanese and seafood cuisine. Enjoy unlimited lunch and dinner from their extensive menu. Guests at Sakura can also enjoy the exhilarating display of food prepared right in front of them as they dine."

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"Learn about local government and the importance of City Hall as a monument to Kingston’s history. Create opportunities for you and your students to meet elected officials and city staff, and explore the day-to-day business of municipal affairs with City Hall as your classroom. Kingston City Hall, one of the finest 19th century municipal buildings in Canada and a nationally designated heritage site, is toured by thousands of tourists and local citizens each year."

"As the principal local governmental seat in Kingston, the City Hall represents an imposing landmark on the city skyline, thanks to its neo-classical architecture designed by architect George Browne. Inside, it still houses the City Council, just as it did during the term of Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. Guided tours of the building, exploring its history and current use, are available from May to October."

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"It’s a new find (for me) and not a CheapEat but it’s a place I was delighted to find. Tasty food, good menu and since I was introduced to it by a vinophile, who also happened to run into her friend, a Lifford wine agent selling to the restaurant, the wine list should be pretty solid."

"Casa Domenico blends classic Italian style with modern elegance. Guests here can enjoy fresh, delicious meals prepared from quality ingredients. The restaurant has a long history of fine dining offering timeless flavors and exceptional service in a contemporary atmosphere."

"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!"

"If you and your family are craving delicious pizza or pasta, this restaurant is perfect for you. Crispy crusts and a variety of mouthwatering toppings make Torino the number one choice for many pizza-loving families in Kingston. This restaurant also offers pick and delivery for a variety of meals including soups, fish, grilled cheese, chicken strips, and salads."