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.

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 sandwichs. I really like the cheese steak there. Everything taste fresh. Good portions of…read moremeat. The staff is friendly. I always have good conversations with them. Prices are fair. Comfy rustic atmosphere.

Old Lady was rude and dismissive, Bacon uncooked. Overpriced given the quality. Joke of an…read moreestablishment.

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

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.

Well, we didn't expect this experience when we went to Kingston! We were on our way to a hardware…read morestore, but got lead astray (yes, Yelp can still do that to us on occasion! the location noted had closed or moved! Ok, COVID doesn't help, as this is happening more frequently these days!!) Needing to recharge and regroup to figure out where we are going and make it to the hardware store, we were hungry and needed better sustenance than is usually provided in a coffee shop. After looking around a bit, we ended up on Kingston's Princess street, and chose to try this place out. First of all, it's deceiving from the outside: it looks way smaller than it really is, like a bakery outlet with a reasonable variety of baked goods on offer. However, there's a back portion where customers can eat in the store. Being that we're still getting used to the "new normal", we weren't ready to dine in, and wanted a seat outside. **Note: to get a seat on the patio, you actually have to go outside to find the hostess and request a table. It was a Sunday afternoon, and they were doing a booming business! But the wait was not long. We had a hard time choosing from the menu; there are a LOT of options! I was expecting a beautiful bakery selection but it was more sandwiches and other unusual, eclectic meals. We eventually chose a burger for hubby, and a shrimp sandwich for me, with a regular coffee for him and Café au lait for me. The Café was great, and even came with a wafer cookie. The wait was not long for our meals. OK, to be honest, I was not expecting to have my sinuses cleared out while I ate, but the food was so spicy to me, also with an after bite, that I was blowing my nose throughout the meal! Not a good look during COVID (sad face!) Worse, I picked up the great big sandwich to take a bite and a shrimp rolled off the top and fell to the ground! Very sad! These shrimps were lightly breaded and quite tasty! No wonder they gave me a fork and knife! Note to self: use cutlery! Here's the great part: one of the servers, went over and above, beyond the call of duty, and got me another shrimp!! It was so prettily laid out on a lettuce leaf, and quite hot - so fresh! Kudos for that!! I will have to bear this experience in mind for next time we visit Kingston, when we are looking for somewhere different to eat.

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.

Having located this great place recently, I keep on going back to try different items. It's never a…read moredisappointment. I had their chili about a week ago - It was deliciously meaty, and included an assortment of beans and chick peas in a sauce brimming with wonderful flavours! Today I treated myself to their beef barley soup and found it to be rich and satisfying. For dessert I had a slice of excellent carrot cake with a cream cheese frosting. So yummy! Sweet enough, but not cloying. And it's carrot cake - carrots are veggies! I felt quite virtuous while I scarfed it down.

From the owner: We specialize in fresh baked goods, gourmet sandwiches, and homemade soups. We serve organic fair…read moretrade coffee and tea. Our store also has a full line of gourmet frozen food ready to pick out.

This place is great! It's got tons of local fresh and frozen that are high-end / organic /…read morefree-range and all the words you want to look for if you're looking for quality eats. The outside displays are always enticing; everything from fresh herb plants to produce can be seen as a backdrop to a small outdoor seating area, which is a great place to chill once you've grabbed a quick ready-to-go item for a snack or lunch. Typical items are sandwiches, fresh pizza, baked goods. Also, coffee is pretty decent. I'm a big fan of their move to support gluten free products. They currently carry Purest, a brand that's based in ON, and every Wednesday is gluten-free day; they have pizza and sandwiches that are really yummy. And, today I even scored a GF brownie - delicious. Prices definitely reflect the quality, which I won't complain about - it just makes it a more occasional stop for me.

Welcome change to the landscape of crappy convenient stores that dot the area around Queen's! Old…read moreFarm is owned/operated by a farmer and a chef and they offer a variety of products that are cooked up with local ingredients in their kitchen. Delicious soup, spinakopita and other goodies. They sell almost all local produce, with some flux during the winter months. Lots of meat, cheese options as well as veggies and a growing section of other staples like flour and beans. CSA drop-offs also abound here and it sort of turns into a cool little hub of activity in the summer. Not really much by way of seating area except during the summer time when the outside area turns into a patio area. Also probably some of the best coffee in Kingston. Bueno bean is the bomb.

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.

I think this place is fantastic. I don't know why it has taken me so long to go, but I'm glad I…read morefinally did. It has a great atmosphere and tasty sandwiches. There is a lot going on, but don't get overwhelmed. Everyone is super friendly. The cafe doubles as a speciality grocery store. There are items throughout the main floor for purchase as well as a full array of meats and cheeses in the back. Lots to look at and try. What I like most is that they strive to be local. When the weather is good venture up the abundance of stairs to the roof top patio. It's quite the view and a nice place to soak up some rays. On the off chance the weather isn't so nice you can dine on the main floor or take the secret set of stairs down to another seating area (you'll know what I'm talking about once you're in there). Overall this place is great and their sandwiches are fabulous! Moderately priced. Check them out! Support local!

Terrible customer service. The food is fine, standard corner deli, but the staff is rude and rushes…read moreyou even when their establishment is empty (which is often, especially over the summer). I'm sure it's not everyone who works there but the encounters I've had with specific staff members have made me and other customers feel un-welcomed even when we wanted to buy more food which I think is a detriment to running a good business in this economy, quite frankly.