Tight quarters; very bright. Has decent selection of pastries and sandwiches. Interesting touch…read moreis that you get to choose your own teapot from a variety of ceramic ones, including ones resembling animals, faces, houses, and others with abstract designs. My wife had one of the scones and liked it. Better than your average coffeehouse scone, if a little soft. I had the moroccan tomato-peanut soup, which was excellent. Did make me curious about their other lunch options. Among their offerings is a private "high tea" for $35/pp. Hats. pearls, gloves encouraged. If that's your thing... No wifi is available. When I asked about it I was told I that if I sat close to one of the windows (there are few) I might get a cell signal. We were there to wait for some other businesses to open up, and to dodge the rain for a bit, and it was enough.

A quaint, unique little tea room right here in Kingston. Just was we needed. So lovely. Highly…read morerecommend their scones and Moroccan soup. The "mystery" lunch plate was excellent too.

Stopped in Kingston on our way to Montreal and found this place to grab a bite to eat and some…read morecoffee. This breakfast sandwich was soooo good I loved the herbed mayo they put on it and the bagel itself was actually good. It was pretty packed inside with people with laptops so it seems like a good place to chill and get some work done. The coffee was yummy as well!

Wow! Just stopped in here for a quick bite and some caffeine, and this place was really cool! Loads…read moreof delicious looking pastries. I had a bite of my gfs bagel sandwich and it was really good, with a delicious aioli on it. My drip coffee was really good!! I could tell that they were using good quality beans (probably their own). Comfy inside with plenty of seating, and they had a lot of workers so nobody was waiting too long. Really surprised, didn't expect to like this random spot so much, but they knocked it out of the park!

This lovely café sits right on bustling Princess Street in downtown Kingston.Its decor pays full…read morehomage to iconic French novelist Honoré de Balzac, decked out in warm old-world French vintage styling instead of instantly inviting. I've regularly picked up their whole roasted coffee beans from mainstream grocery stores, so I was thrilled to finally visit the brick-and-mortar spot and taste their fresh in-house brews. A fantastic local Ontario coffee staple worth stopping by!

Delicious coffee, cozy ambiance, and stellar service :) Our…read moreserver was extra considerate checking in to see if we wanted our ham sandwiches and almond croissants warmed up, that was so appreciated! 10/10 recommend checking this place out!

Such a great little spot by the water with welcoming staff and delicious food. The chicken sandwich…read morereally is the best chicken sandwich maybe in Ontario? Definitely better than anything in Toronto. Light, tasty, well balanced and on a really nice foccacia.

This place is actually next the Kingston penintentiary and it is inside the performing class…read morebuilding. It is facing the lake. It has simple menu , 2 breakfast set to choose, lunch with different sandwiches. I chose apple bacon and it is delicious. The scone is flaky and texture is between scone and pastry. The tea is serve with fancy plate which I like it a lot. Lots of bakery I like to try . Since it is self-service , the price is around $18 - $20 with sandwich plus tea.

Love love love the sandwiches. Great quality ingredients and creative filling. I felt stuffed. In…read morehindsight, I could have shared a sandwich with my dining mate.

Asking for an outlet to charger for phone, they say no one in here…read more In this scenario, the lack of outlets or chargers in the café could be seen as a downside to the service, especially for customers who might need to charge their devices while enjoying their time there. It could be frustrating for patrons who rely on their phones for work, navigation, or staying connected.

I've been to classics since my 1st year at university but somehow never got around to reviewing it…read more Went today after class for some lunch (probably my 3rd or 4th time?). Classics is kind of like Ten Ren's Tea back in the GTA. With a collection of bubble tea/fruit drinks, small chinese snacks and some rice/noodle dishes. Their selection is actually pretty solid and you'll probably find something that you really missed if you're like me from the GTA. Ordered the Chicken Fried Udon (13.99) and Original Milk Tea with Tapioca (5.50). Nothing spectacular and nothing bad either. The chicken udon tasted good and had plenty of toppings while the milk tea was alright, but with Chatime open in Kingston now, I expect that to be the boba king on Princess. Food is like a 3/5. Where the extra star comes from is that Classics is kind of a vibe. Really reminds me of back in the GTA and they play almost exclusive Jay Chou in there. Not many options in Kingston for this type of food!

Food is okay here - some indeed are pretty good. I have been ordering food here many, may times…read more Last night, when I called them for delivery and asked to be delivered by Princess delivery, the person who answered the phone said I had to go through delivery platforms, Skip the Dishes, DoorDash. I told her I do not want to pay by credit card online, and I wanted to pay by cash. I almost attempted to say, " Do you still want my business?" She kept saying something that did not make sense. I finally hanged up the phone. I was able to order items from this place a couple of times ago and delivered to me by Princess delivery, and at that time, the person who answered took my call did that with no problems. Why different people answering the phone has a different response? You guys need to pull up your socks together!!!!!!

A lovely brunch spot that my friend and I really enjoyed. My boyfriend actually recommended it…read moresince he works in Kingston from time to time, and whenever he's in town he always tries to stop by. We got the Turkey Focaccia, peach bbq pork buns and Mediterranean eggs. Everything we had tasted was super fresh and delicious. The soup of the day was tomato, and you could really tell it was made fresh and not from a can. Their bread and focaccia are also made in house, and the focaccia was soooo good super light, fluffy, and super flavorful. The staff was super quick and everything came out fairly quickly. Overall, everything tasted fresh and yummy, and I would definitely come back. I also want to try their coffee next time. They have a cute little shop connected to the café where you can buy their fresh bread and jams too.

Can't beat homemade sourdough toast from their Bread and Butter bakery next door! We bought a loaf…read moreto take home. Cappuccino is picture perfect and delicious, nutty notes and made with local Limestone Creamery milk. Breakfast was tasty, and ambience is upscale cafe vibe. Busy spot, service was still good. We will be back.

I was looking for a coffee place for a mid afternoon pick me up and i found Sens on Yelp. I saw a…read morereview saying that it was far from the downtown core, but i chanced it anyways because the weather was nice and lets face it, everyone needs a walk. The walk was actually quite short, if you consider where the farmers market is located, its only about a 5 min walk away, 10 minutes if you're a really slow walker. The people behind the bar, i assume are the owners spoke French (and English), so it was fun to try an get my son to practice some of the French he's learned (he saw a sign that said Je parle Francais). But he was shy and said he forgot all his French even though school just ended the week before. I ordered a latte, and waited for my drink to be made. Things move slowly in the relaxed Parisian way (the only way I could describe it). So it took a bit of time for my coffee to be made. But hey its vacation time, what's the rush. On the bar, there was cocoa powder, cinnamon, liquid cane sugar, and honey for you to add to your drink. My latte was made well, nice and smooth with no acidic after tones. If anyone is in Kingston in the downton core, make sure to stop by here for a coffee. Prices were reasonable. There was plenty of seating, decor was rustic charm with exposed beams and exposed brick/rock work.

Great place for all hours. Staff all very friendly We have been going since they opened. Darra is…read moregreat. Isobel is a delight. love the Croissants and the breakfast sandwiches. We are always treated royally. A great place to go