A lovely brunch spot that my friend and I really enjoyed. My boyfriend actually recommended it…read moresince he works in Kingston from time to time, and whenever he's in town he always tries to stop by. We got the Turkey Focaccia, peach bbq pork buns and Mediterranean eggs. Everything we had tasted was super fresh and delicious. The soup of the day was tomato, and you could really tell it was made fresh and not from a can. Their bread and focaccia are also made in house, and the focaccia was soooo good super light, fluffy, and super flavorful. The staff was super quick and everything came out fairly quickly. Overall, everything tasted fresh and yummy, and I would definitely come back. I also want to try their coffee next time. They have a cute little shop connected to the café where you can buy their fresh bread and jams too.

The food at Toast & Jam is always delicious. We got lucky with the tastiest creamy tomato soup to…read moreaccompany our meals. They were willing to switch the bread out on the sandwich for a focaccia, which came with no additional cost. Our glasses of water were always filled, and the server was friendly and checked up on us throughout our meal. On a weekday afternoon, the place was still relatively busy with diners, but it wasn't loud or crowded at all. The space is large and well decorated; they even have a shelf with ten different toasters on it as decor! I've been here before and I would definitely come back again. The sandwiches are always fantastic.

I am a huge fan of this business. Coffee is great, menu is succinct but manages to cover…read more'everyone', like gluten free, vegetarian, meat eater, etc. The best part, for me though, despite the great food, is the airy uncluttered decor. It is so easy to relax and simply enjoy a conversation (or get your Yelp review done ) in this relaxed space. On top of that, waitstaff are excellent, from seating thru to service.

We visited for takeout: two breakfast sandwiches (one as a combo with a coffee). The cafe has…read moregenuinely lovely vibes and beautiful decor, especially the abundant live plants. Unfortunately, our experience was tarnished by very poor and rude service. We were told the order would take 5-10 minutes, so we sat at an empty table. After a few minutes, a server approached us, abruptly asked we move to the 'communal table' because we had ordered takeout, and literally held out her hand to take my partner's coffee, stating no outside drinks were allowed. She took it and placed it behind the counter literally without any courtesy, please, or thank you. The person who took our original order never mentioned either the no-outside-drinks rule or any restrictions on where we could sit. After forcing us to move, the same server didn't even bring our food to the table, she just told us it was sitting on the counter. When we collected it, we only received the two breakfast sandwiches. The coffee that was included in the combo was completely missing (we didn't realize till after we left). We waited just under 25 minutes for a simple takeout order. The combination of uncommunicated rules, being demeaned and moved like we weren't welcome, the confiscation of the drink, and the incomplete order made the whole interaction feel disrespectful. The atmosphere is nice, but the rude service left such a bad impression... won't be back unfortunately.

Such a great little spot by the water with welcoming staff and delicious food. The chicken sandwich…read morereally is the best chicken sandwich maybe in Ontario? Definitely better than anything in Toronto. Light, tasty, well balanced and on a really nice foccacia.

This place is actually next the Kingston penintentiary and it is inside the performing class…read morebuilding. It is facing the lake. It has simple menu , 2 breakfast set to choose, lunch with different sandwiches. I chose apple bacon and it is delicious. The scone is flaky and texture is between scone and pastry. The tea is serve with fancy plate which I like it a lot. Lots of bakery I like to try . Since it is self-service , the price is around $18 - $20 with sandwich plus tea.

I was looking for a coffee place for a mid afternoon pick me up and i found Sens on Yelp. I saw a…read morereview saying that it was far from the downtown core, but i chanced it anyways because the weather was nice and lets face it, everyone needs a walk. The walk was actually quite short, if you consider where the farmers market is located, its only about a 5 min walk away, 10 minutes if you're a really slow walker. The people behind the bar, i assume are the owners spoke French (and English), so it was fun to try an get my son to practice some of the French he's learned (he saw a sign that said Je parle Francais). But he was shy and said he forgot all his French even though school just ended the week before. I ordered a latte, and waited for my drink to be made. Things move slowly in the relaxed Parisian way (the only way I could describe it). So it took a bit of time for my coffee to be made. But hey its vacation time, what's the rush. On the bar, there was cocoa powder, cinnamon, liquid cane sugar, and honey for you to add to your drink. My latte was made well, nice and smooth with no acidic after tones. If anyone is in Kingston in the downton core, make sure to stop by here for a coffee. Prices were reasonable. There was plenty of seating, decor was rustic charm with exposed beams and exposed brick/rock work.

Great place for all hours. Staff all very friendly We have been going since they opened. Darra is…read moregreat. Isobel is a delight. love the Croissants and the breakfast sandwiches. We are always treated royally. A great place to go

Having grown up Quebec and having been raised on creton and bean with eggs I give this restaurant a…read more5 for quality, quantity and service. It has been a long time since i lived back in Quebec so it is really nice to have a Quebec breakfast near where I now live.

This was our go-to place but the last visit the food quality was not as good and the staff were…read moredistracted and really slow and inattentive. Not sure we would be going back...very disappointing...

I only came here for drinks with friends. I got 2 mystery cocktails to try and both is taste good…read more Its a nice clubing / party vibes

This was my birthday breakfast and it was so good! Tommy's…read moreis a cute little 50's diner. I loved the checkerboard floor and the records on the ceiling. The place is a bit dated and could use some fresh updates to the decorating, but it was still charming, comfortable seating, had tv to watch...but was VERY hot inside. My trip to Kingston fell, of course, during that heat dome event...and I already HATE summer and hot weather. The temperature in the restaurant wasn't terrible but I was sweating. Turned out to be worth it. They have a full bar and Laura, my server, made me a pineapple mimosa on request. She looked to be handling the fairly busy place by herself with help from I believe the owner or manager. She handled everything very well and wasn't too busy to tell me Happy Birthday (I had on a shirt and she was one of the few people who did) and chat a bit and be friendly. I appreciated that. She was obviously very hot running inside and out to the patio tables, but she maintained her composure and worked very hard. I ordered the breakfast poutine and they added the pulled pork to it when I asked. I also got a side of the baked beans. The fries were very fresh, crispy and tender. There were scrambled eggs, fresh crumbled bacon, cheese sauce and that glorious pulled pork on top. I really enjoyed this dish. Great idea, breakfast poutine! While eating I got to speak the owner (I believe she was). She was from Arizona so we are both dual citizens. We had a good talk about Dump decimating the US. The owner is a very liberal, accepting, kind person. Makes you feel good to support businesses run by compassionate people. The service was great. Food was phenomenal. Yes, the beans were so tasty too. Kind staff. Cute decor. I am returning to Kingston in October and will definitely be stopping in at Tommy's again. Fantastic diner food!

First time at a Stacked. Standard diner fare, but above Denny's and Cora's. They have a great…read morevariety on the menu, not just pancakes. Staff was attentive, the restaurant could seat plenty of people and had a combination of booth, tables, etc. Even though it was a Friday afternoon, they had patrons come and go, and you can tell that some were regulars. We ordered: - Hot Honey Chicken Benedict: Shaved crispy chicken tossed in hot honey; the chicken was a bit dry, but lots of protein - Pancake Stack: 2 eggs served with 2 bacon, 2 sausage, 2 pancakes & home fries; the pancakes were thick, fluffy, and large Overall, great local place, everything came out hot and fast and exactly to order (eggs). The location is also great, right near the highway. Will stop by again in future when heading to/passing by Kingston.

This is quite the plaza! I've gotten spoiled by living in a small town... there's more people here…read morethan in our whole town! Breakfast was good aside from too much butter the toast. Poached eggs were just right. They don't offer yogurt (too bad, too!) Service was fast and friendly. It was not super busy in here - just right!

Going back to my old takeout lunch spot, and nothing has changed, in a good way. Same delicious…read morebread, same delicious cookies, and same great staff. Get the olive rosemary bread, you won't be disappointed.

While exploring Kingston for our first trip to Canada, we wanted to sample butter tarts. The Pan…read moreChancho Bakery did not disappoint. Coming from NC, the filling tasted like the inside of a pecan pie. Delicious! My Americano coffee was strong and hit the spot. My MIL and I also purchased baguettes and a cinnamon roll. All exceptional quality!