Breakfast of sausage, eggs, home fries and fruit came with toast and jams…read moreAll were properly done and tasted great Service was attentive and efficient Restaurant was clean and bright Washrooms were clean and functional Plenty of comfortable seating Very pleasant experience Great for breakfast and lunch Try to eat here whenever we come through Kingston

I enjoyed my first breakfast at Coco Frutti so much that I wanted to go back. I actually thought I…read morewas going back to the one on Gardiner but didn't know the area that well. I am glad I got to try a different location, but will be honest and say I prefer the other one. Not in the area of service, though. Jennifer took care of me and she gets a perfect 5 star from me. She took the time to talk to me a bit, which is always nice. You meet such nice people when traveling and just get that little slice of life to connect with them. It always feels good to get to know each other a little. She is expecting a little one and I wish her all the best with that! She was attentive and brought me everything I needed. The difference between this one and the other, I would guess that this location is older. The decor seemed a little faded and the restaurant wasn't in the more upscale and newer condition as the Gardiner location, but still very clean and cute. I really did like the sky painted on the ceiling. I had forgotten that I got the gluten-free buckwheat crepe as a base for my Tex Mex Benny at the first location and got the GF toast instead. It just wasn't quite as good. Much, much less veggies on the benny too, and when you have something else to compare it to, the food didn't taste as fresh. The eggs were cooked perfectly though, and the food was good, it's just when you go to another location, of course you are going to compare. But this was still a really good breakfast, and I enjoyed it. The service from Jennifer was way above average too. She really made the experience of eating there and makes a mean mimosa too! This location is also in a shopping centre and there was plenty of parking. It was a late Tuesday morning, so definitely wasn't overcrowded. Seating was comfortable and the bathroom was clean as well. Even though the Gardiner location is a little more 'fancy' and the food was a bit better by comparison, I would definitely come back to this location, especially since the service was just as wonderful here.

Jane is so creative and always has a new, creative idea to keep her customers coming back. It is so…read morenice to have a restaurant like this one in our little town. Service has always been great.

Met a friend for a catch-up lunch. The welcoming and service were excellent. The place was packed…read moremaking conversation laboured. The food was acceptable but overpriced. Cob salad, an appetizer and two coffees came to eighty five dollars.

Our last visit before today was 20 yrs ago and arriving in Kingston and realizing the Lone Star was…read morestill in business was one of my highlight today! Our server (Daisy I think?) gave us a warm welcoming. Food was excellent exactly how I remembered it waz. We got the Chicken sizzling fajitas for two and we had more than enough!! For drinks we had a Coronas bucket. The usual complimentary tortillas chips and salsa is always a nice to have while waiting for the main course. I recommend going at night and sitting on the nice cozy patio. For first timer, know that you can't come to Kingston without trying the Lonestar!

The wings were just a train wreck of looks, taste, delivery and that is not ranch dressing!!! Fried…read moretoo dry, no meat no flavor. Had the dried Cajun. Wow did they miss the mark completely.

Are usually quite enjoy sushi but I was very impressed with this one!…read more Upon first seeing the exterior of the restaurant from the parking lot I could say that was nothing in unremarkable. Inside this humble establishment the decor was pleasantly moderate . The welcome was quite friendly. We ordered the love boat and Gypsy. The love boat is mixed sushi and sashimi and was delicious. The fish was thickly sliced and was fresh and tender. It was quite delicious. The gyoza were good and the Jamaican sushi was so so tasty !!

Friendly professional service and good atmosphere over the last decade…read more Food remains the best sushi I've had in Canada. Bested only by one or two in California.

It's mall food sushi and decent tasting. Premade and refrigerated. They also serve noodles, but i…read moredidn't try it.

My new haven in Kingston. Now that north side is completely jam packed all the time, I am very…read morethankful I discovered Gaby's Cafe. Again, the 5* review is relative to surrounding alternatives for Williamsville/sunnyside locals- it's either the old diner, or subway egg salad sandwich, or some simple but refreshing breakfast lunch and cute pastries. No brainer. The place is hidden in a building where medical clinics are, I found this place out when I was getting tested for STDs- nuff said. Which leads to my initial surprise- from outside and the location on princess I assumed it was another old place run by a hairy guy in greasy cloth and the lights don't work, but it's not. It's clean, airy, modern. Second the pricing is good- decent amount of food for the money, and pay at the counter, tip if you would. Food is on the light side, with some Asian influence reminding me of Taiwanese tea shop menus- although it's not. It's a bit in between, but you can definitely see something you won't find in a greasy spoon restaurant on their daily featured lunch. I'm on a coffee detox so regrettably I cannot review their coffee items yet. Another plus is free WiFi The downside and probably why it took me a year to find this place although I live close by- they are not open on Sat and Sun! Closes early mon - fri as well. This is a bit odd. Again- if I take this place out of the context of this depressing part of kingston, I would've given it a 4 star maximum. But I think locals will find this place a much appreciated alternative to the smelly Tim Hortons down the street or walking thirty minutes for the next failure.

Don't let the small menu and quaint size of the cafe fool you; Gaby's Cafe is a wonderful jazzy…read morecafe with home-cooked meals with tasty ingredients! Highly recommend for the following: Solo or Couple Diners Looking for quick but mindful meals Enjoy jazz and other easy-listening genres of music while enjoying a hot beverage Decent but affordable portions Not recommend for: Groups Loud music Large portions

Jimmy The Greek is fast service chain serving Greek & Mediterranean food located mainly in food…read morecourts across Canada including this location at the Cataraqui Centre food court. The food is generally hot & ready to be served. Dinner plates including grilled lamb chops, pork souvlaki, chicken souvlaki, roast chicken, chicken filet, grilled shrimp, grilled salmon, gyros, spinach & cheese pie, falafel, dolmades, fried calamari, plus entree salads and pitas. Most items & dinners $6.49-$10.99 plus HST. Bottled Coke beverages offered here. While shopping at the mall on a busy Saturday, I took a lunch break. I decided on the Chicken Souvlaki Dinner ($9.49 plus tax/$10.70) which includes Greek salad, rice & roasted potatoes. The service was quick and the box of food put together accordingly. The chicken souvlaki was very tender and moist and seasoned and the tzitziki sauce (creamy texture) had a tangy flavour. The rice was fluffy with peas & carrots. The Greek salad was the standard crisp iceberg lettuce, tomato wedges, cucumber, red onions, kalemata olives, topped with crumbled feta cheese and tossed in a light Greek dressing. The hot roasted potatoes were firm and had a zesty flavour, seasoned just right. Overall, the food tasted very fresh and the portion of food was good and filling. This was a very good choice for lunch in the food court.

Another delicious place that's (somewhat) recently opened up in Gan. Lots of other reviews and…read morephotos on TripAdvisor so check that out too if you fancy it. The owners were very warm and friendly, making small talk and happy to answer any questions or recommendations. Extensive menu with loads of options and average prices for a small town restaurant. We got the shrimp roll, chicken pho and the grilled chicken/pork chop combo with rice with an egg. All options got two thumbs up, very flavorful and good sized potions. We also picked up a jar of their satay sauce to use around the house, verdict is still out on the taste but I imagine if it's anything like our dinner it'll be tasty. Skip another dinner at another pub and try this out!

The service is polite and attentive! The boss or manager made a point to chat with us too! The…read morenoodle soup base was quite good and mixed with the meat and noodles tasted great! However the vermicelli was a disappointment. The small portion of noodles and limited chicken (many pieces were also burnt too) took away from the experience. At least we can say the food was authentic.