Open 24 hours, good selection of bongs and milk…read more What else do you want ?

The Village Variety & Gas Bar was recommended from a friend as a place to get cheap gas near…read moreKingston. I wasn't expecting it, but when I pulled up, someone came out to put the gas pump into my car. It's a bit out of the way if you're driving from ON-401, but definitely the cheapest in the area. They accept credit card.

Ignore the haters - this butcher shop is fantastic. I live in the GTA and when visiting family in…read morethe Belleville area, I always stop here. It's on par with high quality butcher shops in the city with much better prices. The owner is a nice guy and very knowledgeable and the staff are super attentive and energetic.

We just moved to the area and are so happy to have found this butcher shop nearby. The steaks and…read morebeef roasts, in particular, are fab. The owner is helpful and accommodating. Plenty of staff on hand so no waiting. Recommended!

An accident spot. Personally witnessed motorcycle and vehicle crashes here…read more Usually much cheaper gas. Oftem very busy.

gas is cheap here and they have allot of duty free stuff.... Service is fast and not so friendly.read more

My friend was getting her wine from here and I enjoyed it so I started ordering mine from…read moreColangelos as well. I've been ordering wine for many years now and it tastes great! They are very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend them.

I have been a loyal customer for almost a year and my partner has been a customer for much longer,…read moreour experience has always been great up until today. We were lectured about the fact that we had travelled a distance to bottle our wine and told that in we would only be able to have parking lot pickup. Although we are aware that There are many other wine making outlets in A closer proximity to us. We wanted to support this business as we had enjoyed their wine and their customer service previously. The tone taken with us today was condescending and disrespectful and we won't be a repeat customer, as I guess they don't need our business. Also please advise yourself of the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms section 6, mobility rights. All though the stay at home order is a rule it is not supersede our rights as citizens.

Schroetee's is not here anymore. This location is now Taste of the Country. Grocery items, fresh…read morebaked food, liquor store.

Nice little country store with a good selection. Lots of the goods are frozen. You pay a bit more…read morethan you would "in town" but I guess that's expected.

This place is the best! It's also always busy. Again locals come for a little bit of this and that…read more Here goes-frozen veggies, meats, fruit plus jams, picked stuff, candies and baked bread. There is also a part of the store that has candles, pillows, and blankets. I'm warning you that this place is great and you won't leave empty handed.

Smells like the most delicious baked goods ever when you walk through the door…read more Mostly tacky decor but some things are nice. I like how it's an old house made into a store, very country, very nice. The people aren't always super friendly

I only had the wine tasting and didn't try the pizza. The favorite wine that I tried was the…read morecabernet franc. I like it so much that I purchased a few bottles home.

We had a pleasant day on September 7th - our anniversary. I wanted to do SOMEthing to celebrate the…read morelandmark anniversary; yes, it is true: 35 years married! With COVID, it has been difficult to celebrate the occasions that have arisen, but now the restrictions are slightly eased, although you still have to wear a mask (hence the armour with the face mask over the face). So, our answer was a road trip to Belleville for lunch with Step Mom (thanks for coming out! That was great to celebrate in person!) at a restaurant we had not tried yet, in the south end; not as busy as downtown. After lunch, we parted ways with Step Mom, and drove, and drove and drove... and ended up in Prince Edward County - where we were directed to by the CAA in Belleville to visit the wine trail. Ok - truth here: we're going to have to spend a few days or a week on this trail! There's such a lot to see!! We ended up stopping at a microbrewery to pick up a 6 or 8-pack, then found this Winery. They were pretty close together so that was easy. I picked up a bottle of wine. My only disappointment was that we didn't get to try the wine before choosing it. They offer samplings for a nominal fee (was it $5?), which would be refunded if you bought a bottle of wine. Wines offered were in the $25 range. For a change, I chose a white wine, although I usually prefer red. The winery is quite pretty! There's a lot going on here, and I can imagine it would be quite the place, hopping with energy, prior to COVID restrictions. I will keep tabs on this spot and further restrictions, and possibly update my review once I've tried the wine. Thanks for the blissful day!