Food was just average and the bacon was very salty. Bathrooms are run down and need painting and a…read moregood cleaning. No ambiance. Server we had was not that friendly and there are no gluten free options.

We have been there many times but not in the last 6 months. 30 minutes to be seated and 35 to get a…read morebreakfast. Sad sad sad. Never going again. Cook was slow slow slow. Went over to Spuds restaurant and twice the people 15 minutes to get breakfast. Someone needs to take a lesson on waitressing a d shirt order cooking from the Spuds crew.

great service, lots of coffee, wished I lived in napanee, LOL, came from Kingston, worth the drive,…read moreprices are good, lots of parking, easy to pay staff, large portions, clean tables, clean restrooms...

Despite only one review I decided to try this place while visiting Napanee. It was the Monday of a…read moreholiday weekend at 9:30am. It was reasonably busy. The service was friendly and prompt. Food was delivered quickly. I ordered the veggie omelet with home fries and wheat toast. I also ordered the poutine to see how that was at this place. My sister ordered the Eggs tosca with sausage, home fries and toast. The portions were huge. The veggies in the omelet were super fresh. The poutine was solidly good. We got refills on our drinks fairly promptly. Overall it's a good solid experience if you're in the area.

stopped in to have breakfast ( late breakfast) after church.we have a service dog and had been in…read morethere before with the dog. The person followed us over to our table and made several smart remarks about the dog. We always find an isolated table or a bench seat so as not to bother other diners.Some people make a big deal about dogs being allowed in restaurants. The woman mad a big deal about me carrying the dog in. The restaurant was busy and it was easier fro me to carry the dog in than let her navigate through the many diners.Afetr her terrible attitude and smart remarks we left. We told her that we would never be back.Oh and there were several members of the congregation in the restaurant.They had arrived moments earlier who could vouch for my dog being a service dog as she attends all the services.She was clearly marked as a service dog and I had the necessary papers to prove it but was never asked.She was rude and looking for a confrontation.

Itty Bitty Diner seems like a favourite breakfast and lunch spot for locals, which is located next…read moredoor to the OPP. The casual full service "itty bitty" dining room is inviting and homey with tables and hard booths. Various neat decor hangs on the light beige walls (peacock ceramic, classic signs, words of wisdom signs). The breakfast offerings here consist of egg platters, omelettes, pancakes, French toast, oatmeal & breakfast sides. All breakfasts come with coffee or tea, The lunch offerings consist of wraps, sandwiches, soups, salads,burgers, hot dogs, and platters (chicken fingers, hot sandwiches (with gravy), fish & chips, hamburger steak, liver & onions, roast beef dinner) and sweets for dessert. The prices here are very reasonable, with many items well under $10 including all of the breakfast menu. This is probably why this place is so busy, I stopped here for Saturday morning breakfast and the parking lot was almost full. Upon entering the diner, the place was hopping with just about every table occupied with customers. I only had to wait about a minute as folks were leaving the place and I immediately took a seat at the far end of the "itty bitty" dining room. The waitress had to wipe down my table first. I started out with hot coffee (included) and ordered the Western Omelette ($7.25) with homefries & wheat toast. The Western omelette was a standard grilled folded egg blended ham & onions. The homefries were small fresh cut potatoes grilled browned and seasoned soft. The wheat toast (triangle cuts) was buttered, jams provided. The food was good. The service here was delayed and minimal attention given since the place was very busy. The food took about 25 minutes to arrive after ordering and I was given a refill on the coffee after my food was served. There was no cream (creamers) on the table, just sugar only, so I ended up drinking my coffee black. I settled the check up at the front register.

Personally I didn't stay at the inn but came to check it out because why not. The food was pretty…read moreon par with most diner food and wasn't all that bad. The fries were extremely tasty though. I personally had a sandwich that I forget the name of but it had ham cheese and an omelette in side it. It was delicious and quite filling as well. Everything was super cute and very small town so I would definitely rather come here than a chain. Our food came pretty fast as well and in true small town fashion our waitress was extremely friendly and amazing. After you're done eating you can walk outside where there is a dock connecting to the water. It was a lovely view and I would definitely recommend checking it out after eating.

Had a great breakkie here today. I had the classic eggs benny with peameal bacon and my wife had…read morethe build your own omelette. The food was very tasty and the servers were attentive. It was very busy and we had to wait for 5 mins to be seated but it was totally worth the wait. Highly recommend.

I just had to try out a Tim Hortons while visiting Canada! The other chain that I can compare this…read moreplace with is Krispy Kreme's donut chain, and I have to say, this chain is my winner! My comparison was only based on the coffee and glazed donut as they can commonly be found at both chains. Overall, I really enjoyed Tim Hortons more. Maybe it was the honey in their glazed donut that tilted the scale for me! The vibe at this spot was really nice too!! Clean and chill! I really liked the fire place tv they had for guests to huddle around. It create a warm ambiance feeling! Timbits were fun bite size donuts! I got the assorted 10 pack (5 flavors, 2 of each). It gave the small bites experience I wanted to sample their donut variations. Coffee was a simple diner coffee. Not the best, but not that bad. A coffee that tastes like you can get it at any diner. I got a vanilla dip, apple fritter, Boston creme, honey cruller, honey dip, and double chocolate. My winner out of all the options I got was the honey cruller followed by the Boston cream!!

Terrible service, don't try your go there…read more After we wait more than 15 min to get the potatoes wedged for my kids ? The potatoes was very little portion, when I spoke with the lady on the cashier, her name is Michelle and she is the supervisor, I told her to but more potatoes she refused saying it's very good portion and we will not put more , she was supppppper RUDE. Bad experience, I asked for refund, she never tried to add more or even keep us satisfied. She proceeded the refund without any comment or sorry. Will never go there again. Zero customer service and communication. Not recommended

Always get great breakfasts there With great service and prices. You also get a lot of food. No…read morelunch for me once I've had one of these.

Very friendly atmosphere and home cooked meal! Service was fast and courteous! Will be back!read more

I stopped at The Back Kitchen for lunch after bicycling Amherst Island. It is the only restaurant…read moreon the island. While the menu is fairly simple, it is a charming establishment. It is owned by the community of islanders themselves and operates as a nonprofit restaurant. The employees are volunteers. I had a burger which was well made and was generous in portion. Coleslaw can vary quite a bit, but I really enjoyed theirs. Their prices are quite reasonable. They apparently have dinner specials each night and also serve as an ice cream stand. If I ever find myself on Amherst Island again I'll definitely be back.

Craig is the best! All staff is great. Poutine is my go to. Fish & chips, donuts and Stella bay…read moreburger are

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!

Food was excellent. I had chocolate chip pancakes and bacon. Very attentive service. Price…read morereasonable. Decor simple but clean and neat. We will come again.

Large delicious portions, friendly efficient service. Perfect local breakfast or lunch spot.read more

I stumbled across this place when I had gone to the corner's Coffee Craving a few months ago…read more When I had gone back to Kingston this passed weekend, and was passing through the Greater Napanee Area, I knew Ellena's was a spot I needed to return to! Super friendly service, great collection of kitchen and home decor items, wine, very come-in-and-we'll-treat-you-well kinda vibe. The first time I picked up some Swedish sponges, at just under $7.00 ea for most of them (depending on sizing), that's approximately $3.00 in savings from the grocery store in Toronto. Points for Ellena's. Not a top, top fan of these sponges though. This first visit also allowed me to purchase a berry pie (not Saskatoon, similar to blueberry however I can't recall the name). This pie was delicious. I knew I had to return to pick up the Chicken Pesto sandwich that was calling my name, yet I needed to leave behind due to my bank card not working. So return I did, and that chicken pesto, was so scrumptious. Would likely have been more enjoyable had I eaten it when it was warm, yet I wasn't all that hungry when I arrived and ended up eating it about 2 hours later. The person who brought it out to me was lovely, he hand delivered it and said, "enjoy". I was waiting in the store. It was such a nice thing for him to do. Above and beyond! I picked up 3 more pies: pecan, blueberry and raspberry. I am obsessed with raspberries, seriously so tasty. This pie is up my alley, the filling is rather generous and the crust is an ideal pairing. It was light in colour, which gave me the pondering of how cooked it was, yet there weren't any raw dough bits. In fact, it was pretty good. The pecan pie is, well, gone. It was also really very good. I tried to make pecan pie once, it didn't have the same flavour most pecan pie has when its made by others. There is a reason Ellena's pecan pie did not last long with me. The blueberry pie, has yet to be tried. This crust also looks on the lighter side. The pastry I picked up was the Pain Au Chocolat. They looked too good sitting next to the cash out. I was definitely buying with my eyes that day and that croissant was flakey, buttery, that strip of chocolate down the centre, rich, delicious, memorable. Very, easy to devour. If I were a glutton, baked goods and treats is definitely the way I would go. I was tempted to get more, the excitment of trying a new place out when I'm in the area infrequently, was present, yet I held back. Needed to spread the money & love to other local shops. :) 100% a spot to hit up when you are in the lil' township.

We alway get special event cakes made here and they are fantastic! Makes me wish I had more…read moreBirthdays!