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Breakfast Joints

Pan Chancho Bakery and Café

May 29, 2010

Pan Chancho Bakery and Café is located at 44 Princess street, across from Coffee and Company. It originally started out as a small bakery, baking bread for Chez Piggy. But now it’s one part bakery, one part deli, one part café – and all parts delightful.
The front area of the building is where they [...]

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Morrison’s Restaurant: No Nonsense Diner Fare

May 29, 2010

Located at 381 King Street, right behind the Farmer’s Market and City Hall, is a Kingston breakfast staple: Morrison’s. They are open 7 days a week, starting as early as 6am (8 on Sunday) and serve up no nonsense diner fare at rock bottom prices (chances are you can pay for your whole meal with [...]

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Chez Cora’s: A Chipper Canadian Chain

December 4, 2006

Chez Cora’s is the kind of place you either swear by or simply can’t stand. A bright and friendly chain of Canadian breakfast joints, the servings are huge, the selection immense, and the prices decent. Every plate comes towering with fruit.
They know how to make the most of breakfast here. In fact, the menu is [...]

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Pancake Tuesdays at the Golden Griddle

November 17, 2006

Despite how I usually eat pancakes in quantities so large that my stomach can’t quite register them, they are still a damn fine food. A food made even finer by the cold, wet, miserable Kingston weather as of late. I think we’re all craving a little added insulation.
Just one look at those glorious discs turns [...]

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Express Breakfast at Windmills

November 11, 2006

Windmills has a great, colorful ambience that seems vibrant on the dullest of days. The servers (for the most part) have a friendliness to match.
A great, inexpensive way to get your day going is the Express Breakfast for $5.50. It includes coffee, two eggs done to your preference, home fries and two big slices of [...]

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Windmills Café

October 27, 2006

Windmills is a casually upscale dining experience in downtown Kingston. They offer an eclectic menu featuring dishes from around the world, a unique tapas selection, and fabulous vegetarian options. In fact, their T.L.T., aka marinated tofu on multigrain toast, is awe inspiring.
The wine list at Windmills is above average and they offer a large selection [...]

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Serves You Right

October 27, 2006

Serves You Right is a little known restaurant just off of Princess street on Wellington (a few doors down from the Starbucks). From the outside it looks like a grubby hole in the wall diner, but on the inside you’ll find it’s clean, sunny, & an all around charming breakfast and lunch spot.
Serves You Right [...]

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The Right Spot

October 27, 2006

The Right Spot Restaurant is a Mum & Pop operation on Wellington street, just off of Brock. It’s a little dingy and dark, but that’s the way we like our diners. It’s actually a little bit sketchy at first glance, but don’t worry, you’ll feel transported into a Wes Anderson movie in a matter of [...]

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Denny’s

October 27, 2006

There are two Denny’s Restaurants in Kingston, one near the 401 and another on Gardiners road- either way, they’re well outside the downtown bubble. Both of them have the same food, but what we’ve found is that the Denny’s on Gardiners is the best to visit late at night when you’re drunk (and you have [...]

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Coffey’s Cafe

October 27, 2006

Coffey’s Cafe is a strange little place. Located on Princess Street near Bagot, it’s the kind of joint that most people walk by a thousand times and never go in. There’s something about the outside of Coffey’s that makes it appear a little cold and foreboding, but we’re happy to report that it’s not all [...]

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