Stopped in for a quick lunch after a recommendation by a family member…read more We opted for a couple of sandwiches (bae got the ham/swiss, I chose egg salad) with a side of fruit salad and a homemade peanut butter square. Food was freshly prepared in front of us and we had the option to add various fresh veggies and condiments to our sandwiches. Service was friendly and quick. The deli itself was super clean and shows pride of ownership. We really enjoyed our sandwiches, the bread and other ingredients tasted super fresh. The peanut butter square was amazing - make sure you try one if you visit! According to the menu board, they offer daily hot plate specials and home made soups. Will return to try another meal next time we are in town!

Went for a quick lunch. Its counter service. Lots of tables. Decor nothing special. Good spot for a…read morequick casual lunch as it's fast and very reasonable. I got the chili and a garlic bun for $4.10. Chili was very good. Sandwiches looked great.

I ended up spending 30$ on green tea and rice alone, this was only for 2 people. No transparency…read morethat they would charge me so much, especially for the rice. Really insane that my max 30$ meal turned to 60$. I've been to this restaurant the most throughout my undergrad, love their food, and always thought/spoke highly of it. This was my first time having it in a while, so it really sucks getting gouged by them. I won't go here again, if you do make sure to know about the real prices.

Gangnam Style implies a posh & whimsical Korean lifestyle & dance, none of which you will find…read morehere! Instead it's a down-to-earth food experience at this Kingston restaurant. This starts from the basic decor to the Korean lady traditionally running the kitchen. Menu prices were very reasonable, catering to the student demographic. Gam Ja Tang (pork bone soup) was a pleasant surprise, with large pieces of pork neck bone and fall-off-the-bone meat in the mildly spicy fresh kimchi broth. But the potato could've used more time to soak up the bold soup flavours. The colourful Bibimbap was served with a nice runny egg but the chopped vegetables caused stirred rice to be watery. That was atoned by a popping platter of Korean Seasoned Fried Chicken in sweet & spicy gochujang sauce. The boneless half portion was huge. Pieces were crunchy & saucy in one bite! This restaurant is a short drive up Princess St from downtown with city parking nearby. Both patio & indoor dining options were available. Service was smooth & easygoing. Glad to enjoy this spot for an authentic Korean meal among the few Asian food options in town.

Lovely little sandwich shop by Wellington and Queen St. in downtown Kingston! The owners are super…read morefriendly and take the time to chat with you and give you good recommendations. I stumbled upon this place on a walk downtown and HAD to give it a try because of their eccentric name and cool logo. I tried their Art of Almost sandwich which is avocado and brie with a sweet spicy mustard -- you can choose 3 extra toppings as well. It was absolutely divine! This was a signature sandwich, so it came to $12 but you can get the half sandwich for $6.50. Their non-signature sandwiches are $10.50 for a full one and $5.75 for a half one. They also make their bread in-house which I thought was pretty fantastic. I'll be back for sure to buy their bread!

Great place for soup, salads and sandwiches. The service was quick and the ambiance was friendly…read more Would definitely recommend it as an inexpensive but high quality option.

Quick service. Awesome food. Ordered stir-fry beef and vegetables. Vegetables were super, fresh…read morecut. Beef was tender and delicious.

My initial foray into the world of dining in at a Vietnamese restaurant marked an exciting…read moreadventure, and Pho did not disappoint. This renowned establishment, primarily known for its takeout options, promised to deliver a unique and memorable experience. As we entered the restaurant on a warm weekend, I couldn't help but admire the tastefully designed decor and the ambiance that was a perfect blend of tranquility and cultural authenticity. The safe and spacious seating arrangements complemented the contemporary expectations of comfort and safety, setting the stage for a delightful dining experience. However, the promising first impression began to wane as we encountered a noticeable shortcoming--customer service. For a restaurant of such stature, I anticipated a warm and inviting reception. Regrettably, our arrival was met with indifference. The employee behind the counter, absorbed in their computer, provided only a cursory nod in acknowledgment. Our party was left to our own devices, with no one extending a greeting or guiding us to a table. After seating ourselves, a considerable amount of time elapsed before a server finally attended to our needs and initiated the order-taking process. Oddly, the restaurant was far from crowded during our visit, with only two other tables occupied. This made the lackluster service even more perplexing. The sluggishness of the service extended to every aspect of our dining experience. Our inquiries for recommendations, especially considering my limited knowledge of Vietnamese cuisine, yielded disappointingly sparse information. The lack of guidance left me questioning whether I would return to this establishment. The true litmus test of any dining experience, however, lies in the food. In this regard, Pho did have its moments. Several dishes from the à la carte menu presented generous portions that were challenging to finish, even for my adult son. The flavors were generally good, with a delightful taste that teased the palate. Yet, the devil was in the details. Regrettably, my order for spicy fried rice with extra hot sauce left me wanting. The dish that arrived at our table was far from the fiery delight I had anticipated, and I had to request additional hot sauce to salvage the spiciness I had hoped for. In conclusion, my inaugural experience at Pho was a mixed bag, defined by both highs and lows. The exquisite decor and ambiance, coupled with the delectable flavors of some dishes, provided moments of culinary delight. However, the subpar customer service, lack of guidance, and inconsistencies in food preparation marred what could have been an exceptional dining experience. While I appreciate the positives, it is clear that improvements are needed in areas critical to a memorable dining adventure. Whether or not I return to Pho in the future will depend on the degree to which these issues are addressed. I hope to see the restaurant reach its full potential, offering a consistently outstanding experience to diners who seek a taste of Vietnamese cuisine.

Terrible. The service was slow and bad, waited at least 15 minutes before speaking to anyone,…read morebathroom was gross, they called me over to tell me they didn't have any butter? How does a sandwich spot not have butter? I ended up running late due to waiting so long to place my order even though the line wasn't that long and just grabbed my order (which was half a sandwich, two sides, and a bagel that I just wanted butter on) when it was ready and left. Once I left I realized that they didn't even put the half of sandwich in the bag. So disappointed and a waste of time and money. Would not recommend this location whatsoever. Everyone else in the place also looked disappointed and had to ask staff about their own orders.

Very limited food available here. They have stacks of bread on the rack but not selling to…read morecustomers because they need to clear out the staled ones. We asked the girl about those, she replied it's for tomorrow!! Straight caesar salad with no chicken available! The coffee was equally bad. Time to detox with bottled water and veggies... Avoid this location even though there is a Tesla Supercharging Station right next to it. Go to the other one across Dalton Ave. in the shopping mall if you need some charge. Way more food selections over there: Boston Pizza, Swiss Chalet, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Wendy's, Dairy Queen, you name it.

Fabulous food! Soups made from scratch. I can't ask for better. I can call Keith's Deli and…read moreorder food for my parents in Kingston and have it delivered. My parents have been eating here for years and have become great friends with the staff. Now that their health is failing, I can get them to deliver their favorite foods which they love.

Good food. Nice people. Never a problem. Eat there a couple times a week! Enjoy every bite!read more

Copper penny has the best fries in all of Kingston, the service is great, and it has a chill…read moreatmosphere. 10/10 would recommend

Food was decent with the highlight being the French fries. Both my wife and I had the maple bacon…read moreburger, and although there were subtle hints of maple syrup, the burger was way overdone and dry. Both of us had to add ketchup to the burger to make it more palatable.