Received a warm welcome upon our entrance. Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable…read more Unfortunately we didn't have enough time to browse the whole store they had refrigerated ciders and sparking wines that were reasonably priced. The white sparkling wine I tried was crisp an slightly citrusy. Store has an impressive selection of wines all varietals. They also sell cheeses and assorted crackers, pretzels.

This is a great little grocery store just North of the city. It's locally owned and operated and…read morestill gives that feeling even though they've expanded numerous times over the last decade. We always stop here on our way to the cottage to get groceries (and desserts!) They sell baked goods and breads from well-known Kingston establishments like Card's Bakery and Pan Chancho, which is very convenient. They also have a great selection of fresh produce and carry seasonal local produce.

Great place! The…read morecurrent owners (a husband and a wife) recently acquired this location. They have worked in this business for a long time and they just purchased the store 2 months ago, but the store itself has been present for over 25 years. The layout is very nice and open. They have a nice selection of wines that you can make. You have to bring your own bottles and labels when you bottle, but the shrinks and the corks are included in the price. It was the first time that I bottled wine, so here's a rundown of my experience. 1. Sanitize the bottles in a big machine. Prepare a loonie (1$), since the machine requires one to work. 2. Putting the wine in the bottles. The store owners do it for you, so no worries here. 3. Corking. You can do it or they can do it for you. It's quite fun to do! If your bottles are too short, you may have to use the manual corker, which seemed like more work. 4. Heat up the shrinks in a little hot machine. Super fun, super easy. Pro tip: push the bottles all the way to the end so that the shrinks don't get crinkled up at the top Overall, super quick and super fun. I only met one of the owners and she was incredibly nice and helpful. Can't wait to go back to make some more wine! PS. They also have a bunch of little knickknacks for the wine lover in your life

Nora is a very friendly and knowledgeable proprietor. We have made several of her products at home…read morewith great success. You can also make the wine at her store. Nora also has cider kits, which we made - it was an excellent summer drink. She has beer kits, chocolates, lovely tea, jams and jewellery. It is worth a visit to the store, there is something for everyone. The store is located at the Rideau Plaza on Gore Road, Kingston.

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.

Love this old-timey store! It has been here since 1865 I believe…read more So many fun food stuffs to discover here. Mostly canned/packaged goods, with some delicious local fresh cheeses near the back of the store. They also sell their own coffee (try the Kingston blend) and custom or pre-made gift baskets. They carry a huge selection of unique imported food items from legit Italian pasta to local hot sauce to candy from England. I always stop by when I am in town to pick up a neat goodie to take home ;)

Cooke's is a staple in downtown Kingston. It's a specialty food store with imports mainly from the…read moreUK. They have coffees, teas, chocolates, candies, and much more. I personally go there whenever I want to find a sweet gift for someone. You never know what you'll find. What makes the store really special is the antique feel, especially the floors that are creaky old wood (that's a good thing!) Also, the aromas when you first walk in of coffee and chocolate are amazing.

Great local grocery store. The owners are wondersul and approachable always there to help and open…read moreto suggestions. The grocery store has been renovated and definately is better laid out. Fresh produce upon entrance with deli oN the right. You can find fresh baked goods at the back and the rest of store is easily identified by bright and clear signs.

This grocery store is very expensive. Whatever you buy at this Foodland, you know you are paying…read moretop dollar or more for it. If you have to shop at this grocery store, just buy what is on sale. It is more like a convenience store with it's high prices. If you have a bigger grocery order, you would be better to drive East to No Frills or Food Basics. With Foodland's high prices, you would think this was the only store 500 miles back in the bush. It is the only grocery store in Amherstview. It is too bad this grocery store is so expensive because there are a lot of people on welfare and disability who reside in Amherstview that have no transportation. A lot of those people must have to rely on the food bank to supplement their groceries if they can only shop at Foodland.

Really pleased with both beer offerings and pizza. Staff were very friendly. Impeccable vibes…read morethere. Will certainly return.

Very good atmosphere, live music with good crafty beers, view of the beer tanks. Seems very busy…read moreduring the weekend.

This is a quaint place with a lot of character. They accommodated our large group with a couple of…read morelong table set ups. Appies had been pre-ordered for us and included gluten free and lactose free options. It was typical pub fare. Ie. wings, carrots & celery, deep fried things... not food I'd typically order myself. However, the hummus looked and tasted freshly made and was delicious. I would recommend it as a great place to meet friends.

One of the worst meals we've ever had! Husband's nachos had burnt meat, my salmon tasted like it…read morehad been in the freezer for months but worst of all was the service. Kingston has many great restaurants to choose from so steer clear of this place.