Amazing homemade local ice cream shop in Prince Edward County. If you're at Sandbanks Provincial…read morepark and heading out, make sure to stop by this place only 17 or so minutesbaway. The place is small to the lineup is already outside. Inside can only hold about 4 to 4 people but the service is very fast. They have great unique flavours for everyone to enjoy. I got a double scoop campfire and butter tart on a waffle cone. It's so creamy and flavours were very on point.

Really nice homemade ice cream shop. It's a long line up outside of the shop. Only 1 person served…read moreinside. Due to first time be in the shop, we would need more time to decide what to have. They also provide 3 tasting samples. They have a popular taste Campfire this time. It was pretty cool ice cream that there seems some sparkling things in your mouth. At the end taste, it seems really get a taste of wood. And another one we had Strawberry something. It was pretty fresh compared to the Campfire. Nice touch in the afternoon of the Spring. Outside of the shop, there were tables and beach chairs that we could enjoy the ice cream and the little town view. Love to go there for the handcrafted ice cream, if I live around.

Reggie's truck is truly a fantastic culinary experience. From the homemade, guaranteed to be the…read morebest you've ever eaten, pita bread; to the freshly fried falafel, this place is truly off the hook. Everything we ordered was delectable. Try the Mediterranean fries and the hummus with fried mushrooms. Can't wait to go back.

i cannot describe how much i enjoyed this place. we stopped by on our way home to toronto and got…read morethe chicken schwarma and a falafel pita. WOW. delicious and enough to feed us twice! fresh fresh fresh ingredients. really unbelievable. i would only note that it's not FAST - takes 10-15 minutes but well well well worth the wait.

A sweet little spot. Worthy of the local buzz. Serving great coffee (perfect cortado) and offering…read morelocal honey products. They're busy bees on a Sunday morning with live music, creating a hive of activity in the adjacent meadow with ample table seating. What else can I say? It's the bees' knees!

Great People trying to make a cute cosy little coffee shop. Lovely small town feel. Pretty pasteriesread more

Stopped in while traveling as I needed to bring some beef to a barbecue this past weekend…read more What a great, friendly staff! Rachel was very helpful and so knowledgeable!! The strip loins were amazing and the house made burgers were so good! This place runs like a well oiled machine

This is the only butcher in Trenton and they are closed Sunday/Monday, and barely have anything in…read morestock. Sausages are frozen in big packs, so you have to cook them all. Never any fresh chicken. Bacon is frozen/ brought in from a box and heavily salted. Why not stock up and get better/ locally owned meat?

Prince Eddy's Brewing Co is a must visit. They have a great patio out front which is pet friendly…read more I got the 5oz flight of beers to start while I waited for my food. Beers were: Fast Eddie light, Blond, Cream ale & So many friends here. Flights are a great way to try a selection of beers. I loved the dark brew...but I love full bodied beers. The brewery has food which is awesome. Arvy's Street eats serves a variety of tacos. Since I won't be back I tried them all. I got the Birria tacos, the tandoori chicken and the Chana Masala tostado. The food was amazing. I think my favourite was the Chana Masala Tostado. The spice level and flavours was on point! After a long hike this morning this was definitely worth the atop

BOTTOM LINE: Come for the beer, stay for the volleyball…read more A lot of folks come to PEC for the wine, but personally, I'm glad that there's increasingly more beer and liquor selections here. Prince Eddy's is a great spot just off the main streets of Picton that serves some great beer. There's plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas to keep you cool. There's a purpose-built stage for live performances. There's a current (?pop-up) resto called Slight Peppa that serves some Caribbean fusion snacks and dishes [I didn't get a chance to try this but it smelled pretty good!]. And of course, did I mention the beach volleyball court?! And now onto the beer! Obviously, not having tried everything they offered, I don't want to over-generalize, but the beers I had all trended towards light and refreshing, instead of heavy and strong in flavours. So basically, great summer beers. And great labels (I'm a sucker for good design)! Chiller Instinct (Dry Hopped Sour): I've always been a bit suspect of beers trying to do too much, but because most of the flavours are subtle, I found this worked really well, and may have been my fave! C.R.E.A.M. Ale: Smooth and a bit sweet. So Many Friends (Session NE IPA): A crisp IPA with a citrusy and floral flavours. I've never seen their stuff in the LCBO, but hopefully they'll make it big enough to get there. Otherwise, I wouldn't hesitate to order directly from them.

One thing I love about small towns is that random people have no problem striking up conversation…read morewith you...anywhere. The other day we chatted with a lovely couple at Gus's Family Restaurant in Picton. He told us he was a chef at It's Wickedly Sweet, a small bakery about 15 drive from where we were. He had me at "Apple Pie" and "Bakery", so today I grabbed my fellow pie-connoisseur and made a lovely morning country drive to what TripAdvisor reviews called a "tiny hole in the wall that is a must-visit." We had a chuckle at the fun sign for the little shop "Wickedly Sweet", with a picture of a witch complete with pointy hat and matching nose and chin. I liked it. We walked into exactly what we expected: a small country shop with colourful baked yumminess behind glass, wrapped in plastic and displayed on tables and jarred preserves in various flavours on the shelves. Tchotchkes and other country decor filled the walls and it all felt welcoming and comforting. Dan, the gentleman we met at the restaurant, came out to greet us and took the time to tell us all about the goods. He's very friendly and personable, something I picked up when we chatted with him at Gus's. Chiara and I did well - between the two of us, we picked up 2 chicken pies, a tourtière (apparently traditionally made...with apple!), a blueberry, a mango/pineapple/raspberry pie, mixed berry crumble pie, a few muffins, a bag of chocolate chip cookies (of course) a banana loaf, and a small box of tarts and a brownie. All of these for around $80 - pretty reasonable if you ask me, considering most of their goods are baked fresh that morning. (I really admire small business owners of home baked/cooked/made anything.) Sadly, their apple pies weren't ready, but we will be coming back soon to buy them. (Maybe we'll call ahead next time?) What we've sampled from our stash so far has been very, very good. The pie crusts were buttery yet light. (Delicious) The chicken pie was really good. The tourtière was an interesting mix of savoury beef mixed with apple and cinnamon...which, we're told is a traditional Quebecoise flavour. The "Plain Jane" butter tarts were perfect, the cookies were a hit with the kids and I was told by my entire family that i didn't buy enough brownies. At tomorrow's dinner party, we'll be trying the mango/pineapple/raspberry pie. I can't wait. Maybe I'll have to go back to It's Wickedly Sweet sooner.

Bought the Groupon but then couldn't make it to the Picton shop; luckily, Patricia was nice enough…read moreto let me pick it up at their Etobicoke warehouse. Great deal on six kinds of cheeses; she also included sweets, a zucchini spread, and breadsticks too! See picture for the package. The only thing I'd change is their pick-up system; you have to email Patricia to make an appointment, and then update her every time your availability changes. It'd be easier for customers (and less hassle for Patricia) if it were an online booking system. However, these cheeses are wonderful-- I've never seen any of these brands before. Bravo on a fun assortment!

A great selection of cheeses. I didn't get to try any of them but I took a few home. They are all…read moremade with rennet as an fyi for anyone with dietary restrictions. I did not know this before going. The staff are very friendly. They offer tastings outside in a nice space. Inside is quaint.

Our friend in the brewing industry had highly recommended this brewery the day before we left for…read morePEC. The brewery is situated past a small gravel road and had a very cool vibe. The design on the beer can is simple, but colours are vivid. On the menu, there was beer, wine, sparkling tea and snacks. We ordered our drinks and sat on a bench in their patio area. The beer was refreshing after the drive from Toronto and I thoroughly enjoyed my sparkling tea. What really made our experience was meeting a friendly dog named Rhubarb (Australian Shepard?)!

We've been a big fan of Justin (owner) since his days as the head brewer Stone City Ales and were…read morestoked to discover he's set up a brewery in PEC. The space inside is beautiful, with lots of wood and plants throughout - super modern and not what you'd expect when you first walk up to the property. When we visited, two beers were available in cans (Janky IPA and Yeasayer Lagerbier) along with Bobo and a guest tap on offer. My personal favourite was Bobo (I forget the style) but super easy drinking with a delicious finish. There is a small selection of foodstuffs available (pita chips, tabule, hummus, and some meat products). We picked up a 6 of Janky IPA to go but will be sure to stop by again on our way out of PEC. Make sure you come visit this place if you're in the county!