Great place with an outdoor patio that you can bring your pup too!…read more I had 1/2 crab melt and Caesar salad. My husband had the Prime Rib Dip (Saturday only). Staff is friendly & place had a good vibe.

I'll just say this in general…read more Since the last chef left, the place has gone down hill. I used to come here at least once a week. The food was always consistent and good. Now? It's hardly seasoned. The bar area used to be fun and packed with locals. Now there's no one to be found. The bar tenders seem to care less. When there's three customers in the bar? Why would it take 20 minutes to approach you? Take your order? I haven't seen the owner in quite some time. She might want to consider visiting once in a while. I think they had a nice bar manager for a while, but I haven't seen him. And, who I'm assuming is the new chef? Long beard that's held up by a net? ICK. He's ALWAYS outside smoking. Now his arm is broken? On TOP of the hair net? ‍ I'm just gonna take a break and hope someone figures it out.....

Just a notch above dive bar. We nestled in on Monday. It was trivia night and a bit loud. The…read moreservice is good at times and slow at other times. Full bar, good draft beer selection as well as wine. The food is much better than we expected. We ordered bacon wrapped prawns 5/5, prawns and chips 5/5 (the prawns are massive), and French dip 4/5 (the au jus makes the sandwich).

it's ok. quick American food. Think chicken wings, pizza, burgers. You won't leave hungry, but it…read morewon't be memorable either. Prices are $20-30 a portion. That restaurant has been there forever in Kingston.

I never leave reviews. But as I sit in this lounge, enjoying a mimosa and a wonderful Prosciutto…read moresandwich I knew I had to leave something. This place is incredibly inviting, calm, and tasteful. An appropriate sized menu that clearly the chef knows very well. If at any point I find myself in Kingston again, I will be stopping here.

Nice little place. Must be new as they have a few kinks to work out. The service is very friendly…read more It is good sometimes and other times a bit in the weeds. The food is good and the portions are big. We ordered chicken penne special 3.5/5, orzo with salmon. Dip trio Kalmata olive 5/5, caramelized onion 2/5, and eggplant herb 3.5/5. The house wines for $9 are good and plenty of other wines, beers, and cocktails.

Stopped by here before my ferry trip. Had a bunch of arcade games set up inside so I can see this…read morespot being very fun, especially for children. On my way out, they helped us out a lot by explaining how the ferry worked to us

This is a must stop for our family on our way home before the ferry. The pizza is always delicious…read moreand bonus they have dairy free cheese! The people who work there are always super nice and helpful. Pro tip: order online for pick up when you are getting close to the ferry line and then walk there from the line to pick up before the ferry comes.

Solid 3.5 - Would be back for the Detroit pizza and the Detroit pizza only. The crust had the…read moreperfect crisp and bite! My only critique was the hot pizza sauce overpowered the pesto, perhaps I'd try the Queen of Pesto next time. For the other styles of pizza, I couldn't really taste the sourdough-ness of the crust on the NY or the Sicilian but the price for the size of these pizzas was great! We got take out but ate it almost immediately. I'd highly recommend ordering online if you're planning to get it to-go.

If have to say this is the best pizza I've had all year!…read more The amount of styles and flavors could have me coming back for days and days! I tried the pepperoni, garlic chicken pesto, and bbq chicken. All were fantastic!!! My favorite definitely has to be the pesto chicken. The combo of flavors is unmatched! And the crust is absolutely the best! All the cheese spills over the sides and gets all crunchy and ohhh you just have to try it. Definitely worth the drive, or the ferry ride!

The hamburgers were so good! French fries were crisp and hot even if slightly too salty for my…read moretastes. Service was excellent. Walked here from the ferry - Note it's uphill the whole way.

The Grub Hut was on my "to try" list and after coming up this way to Kingston to check out a few…read moreplaces on a recent trip Steve and I were excited to get. Steve got a chicken sandwich that was good. I got a hamburger with kimchi. It was excellent but I forgot the name of the burger. I saw a pork sandwich option on the menu that had kimchi but that wasn't the same thing... so just read the menu carefully if what I had sounds good. There are lots of options to pick from so take your time. We also split an order of French Fries which were great! For our sweet tooth we got an Amaretto Milkshake and it was excellent! We really enjoyed this one! It was non-alcoholic and we got this particular one because this was a flavor one doesn't usually associate with milkshake options. We are so glad that we got to try it! The Grub Hut is very, very popular or at least it was when we were there and there was a small line to place our order, very little room to sit and the wait time to get our food was about 25 minutes. We didn't think that was too bad and we thought it was "johnny on the spot" timing at work to tell us that at the time that the order was placed. And I suppose they have it down to an art and need to give out times like this as this restaurant is right by the ferry terminal and Kingston so I imagine a lot of people who are using the ferry need that kind of information to plan accordingly with their meals and arrival/departure times with the ferry.

What a delightful treat to grab while waiting for the ferry! The guy running the counter was SO…read morefriendly & kind while handling the line...even offered samples of anything on the menu. It was very clear he's passionate about what he does. The beef stew with rice was simple, yet filling- hearty, flavorful, & best part was it was allergy friendly- dairy & gluten free! I'll definitely stop here again next time I'm on the peninsula.

The food here was really tasty! Line went by quick. I love their meat and mash potato combo but the…read moreratio of meat to potato is not equal. There's more potato than there is meat filling. Overall pretty good! No seating but you can find some around town.

A Michelin-star worthy food truck in humble Kingston, helmed by a chef who leans into her deep…read moreintuitive knowledge of cultural food traditions such as her own, Ukrainian, where fermentation is a common practice. Take the humble grain bowl using Ukrainian buckwheat "Kasha" with fermented vegetables. With the expert "curing" of the vegetables evident by taste, and glazed with a lovely nutty sauce, it is both simple, and yet profound. Similarly a recent soup of tomatillo and zuchini, cut by black beans, corn, and tortilla strips both tasted familiarly Mexican, but also stretched the palate and feel healthy like all traditional foods. Menu standards like the fermented "kimchi waffle fries", are fun to eat, but each week she introduces exciting and ecclectic plates - once "rabbit" was on the menu. This is exceptional food, but not in the rarefied, experimental way of expensive haute cuisines, rather they draw on deep cultural food traditions. The range of flavors is much more sophisticated and pleasing to my palate than anything else I have tasted across Kitsap county. The sauer kraut chocolate cake? wow. The fermented hot sauces? Delicious. The gyro plate with smoked beet baba-ganoush, and the adjika (Georgian savory herb) sauerkraut layered with tzatziki is a virtual Berlin nightclub party in the mouth. You can pair the food with exquisite house fermented kvass or kombuchas. I highly recommend the "linden blossom" one which is a traditional Ukrainian taste. The chef's sure hand embraces cooking techniques and spice combinations from not only the well-known Asian, Indian, Mexican and Mediterranean spectrum, but also extends to the more unusual such as The Republic of Georgia --one of the world's oldest wine producers and known for its incredible cuisine and food culture at the cross roads of central Asia and eastern Europe. My only sadness is their limited opening hours from Wednesday to Saturday and only until 7:00 pm. This food truck is worth traveling the ferry to Kingston from the east Puget Sound.

This is a food truck with very limited hours. It closes early even in the summer, and half the week…read moreit is closed. We had seen it for a long time and been meaning to try, but being workers with a long commute, the early closing time + limited schedule just didn't work for us. When we did get to go, the $20 salads just did not satisfy. Dinner for two rang at about $65 and all and it's just really too high a price for what you get, especially from a food truck. This place is very heavy on the legumes of all kinds, and on pickled and fermented goods. It's really their "thing". This ranges from the more typical (pickled veggies, kombucha, kimchi) to the really odd (sauerkraut chocolate cake, and such). There were Eastern European dishes, which was cool. Others were Mediterranean. So, a bit all over the place. If you are not a fan of pickled and fermented things, I'd suggest that you pass, because there's nothing on the menu for you!

Cup and muffin ruined the BLT for me. I have NEVER been able to find any restaurant that makes a…read moreBLT as good as they do! Quick and kind service. good coffee, good pastries. Not a single complaint.

Place was decorated so cute for Halloween, decided to stop by. Went to the walk up window and a…read morebarista with dark hair asked what we wanted and seemed annoyed when we said it was our first visit and needed a moment to look at the menu. When we later approached to ask a question, the same barista had a scowl on her face and was very patronizing, not helpful in trying to decide what to order, and even walked away before taking our order, awkwardly leaving us there until another barista took over to ring us up. Mind you there was no one else there waiting to order at the walk in window this entire time. I like supporting mom & pop shops but wish I would have just went to the Starbucks up the road.

We have been here several times for happy hour. Nice bar area with good service. Mondays they offer…read morefree bingo, which is fun and you receive candy prizes. They do play a blackout for $1 per card. Pots are usually around $100. The food is solid and standard Mexican fare. We have ordered Mexican pizza 4.5/5, quesadillas 4/5 (carnitas are best), taquitos 4/5. House Margaritas at happy hour are weak. Decent draft selection.

My daughter, son-in-law, wife, and I dined here on Father's Day after catching a movie at the…read moretheater just down the street. We had made a reservation in advance but arriving just before 6pm it didn't seem necessary. The restaurant dining rooms are huge with plenty of space. There is also a big bar area with even more space. I bet that area is fun when there is a football game being broadcast. We were seated at a large, comfy booth and given menus that perhaps had too many options to choose from. Our server greeted us and took our drink order of margaritas and a beer for me. These showed up quickly and we placed our dinner orders. I ordered chicken tacos with beans and rice with their in house made flour tortillas. Surprisingly, this is a DIY dish where you cut the chicken breasts into strips to make your own along with lettuce, pica de gallo, and guacamole. The tacos were delish and I also enjoyed the rice and refried beans. The latter were not too heavy and hit the spot. My wife ordered surf and turf street tacos and approved highly of those. My son-in-law ordered a burrito that was huge but somehow he managed to finish it. My daughter got her favorite, quesadillas which were also great. Our server was awesome and checked in on us frequently. There was an assistant who kept our waters topped off as well. We can't wait to return and sample more off their menu.