This place is pretty poppin' on a Sunday. Talk about popular brunch spots. First come, first…read moreserved, no reservations. I know this place exists because of their generosity to Camp Outlook. They have absolutely 100% scrumptious bread! And baked goodies. I love their dinner buns. They are made in this pull-a-part style and absolutely delicious to accompany soup, or toasted with butter, or, Pb&J, or cheese. Almost anything really, you can't go wrong. I was in Kingston recently and really wanted those dinner buns, unfortunately they didn't have them. Not on Sunday, not on Monday. I settled for their mini olive and rosemary dinner rolls. They were good too. Service here is pretty on point. There was a question I had asked the lady behind the counter and she came out from behind the counter to help answer any questions I had and serve me. She was really awesome! They have a catering menu, a cafe for brunch, they have fresh breads available and they do specialty cakes. They are totally the real deal. AND they sell Neal Brothers' cheese puffs. Havent been able to find these bad boys anywhere. They discontinued them in grocery retailers and health food stores don't seem to carry them. I'm in Toronto and havent been able to find them for a couple of years. They are a pretty penny, yet worth it for the sheer pleasure. Their store front is spacious and inviting. Certainly the place to be, everyone seemed to be walking in when I went. It is very well known. They can for sure accomodate a large amount of people. I would most definitely revisit when Im in the city next.

Staffs are friendly. The sit down cafe was full service. Wished they had a place to sit down for…read morethose of us who wanted the bakery. We winded up eating in our car. The sliced turkey with 2 years aged cheddar on rye bread was delish. The dressing was refreshing as well. The Portuguese egg tart was different from NYC. Maybe it would've kicked it up a notch if it was warmed up with a more crisp. But also yummy.

Love this old-timey store! It has been here since 1865 I believe…read more So many fun food stuffs to discover here. Mostly canned/packaged goods, with some delicious local fresh cheeses near the back of the store. They also sell their own coffee (try the Kingston blend) and custom or pre-made gift baskets. They carry a huge selection of unique imported food items from legit Italian pasta to local hot sauce to candy from England. I always stop by when I am in town to pick up a neat goodie to take home ;)

Cooke's is a staple in downtown Kingston. It's a specialty food store with imports mainly from the…read moreUK. They have coffees, teas, chocolates, candies, and much more. I personally go there whenever I want to find a sweet gift for someone. You never know what you'll find. What makes the store really special is the antique feel, especially the floors that are creaky old wood (that's a good thing!) Also, the aromas when you first walk in of coffee and chocolate are amazing.

Small town country local grocer feel. Not a big store, but big on customer service. Has most of…read moreyour grocery & produce needs. Deli is amazing incl homemade sandwiches while you wait & homemade chilli. Butcher has amazing cuts of meat and takes special orders. Their handmade inhouse sausages are the best- no filler. Staff are super friendly and helpful.

We ordered a fruit basket ($25) for the second time for delivery to our daughter for Easter. We…read morewere stunned again this time by the amount and selection of fruit that was included plus cheese and Easter and other chocolates. You will not find a nicer or more generous or good value gift basket anywhere!

Very clean store, nice people, great prices, cold drinks! They sell mostly everything you need for…read morea good weekend, I would like a bigger chip selection, but other than that it's good.

You can find almost anything here…read more Love the vibe of the old building and the selection of all kinds of natural foods. You can find gluten free, vegan, and other specialty options. You can also buy spices in bulk which is awesome when you only need a teaspoon of cloves for a certain recipe and will most likely never use them again. The staff kind of have a "I cant be bothered" attitude but I really enjoyed the food I bought from here hence the four stars ;)

I'm a big fan of natural products and Tata Natural Foods does a pretty good job of supplying me…read morewith a wide range of things; everything from almond flour (meal) to vitiamn supplements, dairy-free ice cream and bulk natural PB. The environment is really cool; the old wooden floors creak a bit and you feel as if you are walking around a modern-era old-fashioned general store. Staff are incredibly helpful, especially when you're not sure where something might be located.

A trip to Kingston wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Kingston Olive Oil Company. We are…read moreaddicted to the outstanding infused olive oils and balsamic vinegars. So many unusual flavours. On this latest trip we were travelling by train so took advantage of their free shipping with a minimum order of $120. We're trying a few new ones this time around: basil & thyme EVOOs, Espresso balsamic vinegar- can't wait to try it out with ice cream.

Super cute store located on Brock St just a few minutes from the main downtown corridor on…read morePrincess. I always make sure to stop by here whenever I'm in town! They have an amazing variety of vinegars (white balsamic and regular balsamic) and olive oils. The staff are very knowledgeable and can help you pair different flavours if you're feeling overwhelmed. Love that you can taste test the different products (vinegars and oils). They also run a bottle recycling program so if you bring back your washed bottles you can get 10% off a new bottle! They occasionally come out with new flavours so make sure to stop by every so often to check it out! Fun fact: this is also a stop on the Kingston food tours!

This small market is a great Kingston option for local-sourced food, home made preserves, butchery,…read moreand prepared food all in the comfort of the local neighbourhood. I like making stops in on Sundays to see what's new and what's available; so far this season I've had the pleasure of enjoying fresh rhubarb, fresh salad greens, jam and a few plants for the garden. The market operates only seasonally, but it's worth checking it out for the variety it offers from the larger downtown market that pops up more frequently.

This is a nice little farmers market open on Sundays. It takes place in the Memorial Center parking…read morelot. Its worth coming early since some market vendors sell out of fresh produce. Depending on what's in season, there is ample selection of fresh produce.