Chez Piggy is hidden inside the same block as Chien Noir. It has a reputation for serving good food. Quality of service is dependent on the extravagance of one's meal, as well as whether wine or water is ordered as one's primary drink.
Le Chien Noir located on Brock Street between King St. and Wellington St. and provides good French cuisine. Reserve since seating is limited.
Luke's is a small Italian and French-style restaurant across the street from Indigo books. Its chef is a 16-year-old master of charcuterie and has been praised in newspapers such as the Ottawa Citizen and Toronto Star.
Ristorante Luigina is located on King St., on the same block as Le Chien Noir. The dishes are masterfully prepared using high quality (and pricey) ingredients. An average dinner may cost around $29 (Rates: $5.95-$26.95 CAD) per person, although the bill can reach higher for a fancy dinner with wine. Service tends to be on the slow side.
Pan Chancho near the intersection of Princess and King St. Good for a quick bistro style lunch. Sells the best Italian and French style breads in Kingston. The bakery to Chez Piggy. Has an all day breakfast on weekends. Also has a take-out area selling sandwiches, salads, pre-cooked dinners, and pastries.
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