Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Pittsburgh

"After Fort Henry was lunch at Chez Piggy, one of the oldest and most popular restaurants in Kingston, opened since 1979 (Pan Chancho was opened in 1994). Chez Piggy is at a former limestone stable and serves globally inspired dishes. We started off with Gambas al Ajillo, a popular Spanish dish, which is shrimps on garlic and olive oil served in a sizzling skillet."

"With a menu with many dishes dedicated to vegan and vegetarian options, you won’t have to worry about leaving hungry!. Chez Piggy has truly broken the “Veg Barrier” with their flavourful dinner options."

"At Tango Nuevo, a locally-owned tapas hotspot in Kingston, you can find the most delicious mussels and enjoy a range of small plates with robust flavors. Their seafood options are made from fresh ingredients and presented with refined sophistication to amplify your dining experience. The fine dining establishment offers a wide menu with a variety of options including tapas frias, tapas verduras, tapas mariscos, tapas carnes, and charcuteria."

"You can find a perfect one at this tapas hotspot, Tango Nuevo. Of course, the mussels alone are delicious, but the garlicky, lemony broth that you sop up with fresh bread is easily the best part in my opinion!. Tango Nuevo is located right in the hub of downtown across from Springer Market Square, so it’s a great date night location."

"Enjoy a fine dining experience in La Bodega or the private dining room at Tango Nuevo. The intimate atmosphere at this restaurant is perfect for couples and groups of up to eight people. At Tango Nuevo, you can also upgrade to the chef’s table to enjoy a sumptuous dinner accompanied by wine tasting with an expert."

"The team prides themselves on using locally sourced ingredients and ocean-friendly seafood in their deliciously complex dishes. Some of the highlights of the menu include Seafood Ravioli with Atlantic shrimp, rock crab, scallop, corn veloute, spinach, basil and roasted grape heirloom tomatoes. Or try their 72 hour Short Ribs with whipped parsnip puree, grilled scallion, caramelized savoy cabbage, pickled shimeji mushrooms, and topped with a soy cider reduction."

"Enjoy fine dining on the waterfront at the AquaTerra WaterFront restaurant. The food is fresh and prepared from local ingredients. This restaurant was also named as one of the 100 most romantic restaurants in Canada in 2018."

"For a classic Kingston experience, you have to check out Kingston Brewing Company. Also called KBC, the brewery/restaurant has been a staple of Kingston culture for decades. Eric can’t even count how many times he’s been."

"If you think being plant-based means eating only kale, head to Harpers. They have multiple vegetarian patties that you can customize to make the perfect ‘burger’ plus a variety of other veg options in their menu (chickpea tacos anyone?). If your indecisive, you may want to get here early!"

"What a wonderful placeWish I lived closer so I could have the cranberry cashew salad every day for lunch....Terrific breads!!!. Next tim I will take a photo..."

"If you are looking for a bit of “surf n’ turf”, head to Dianne’s Fish Bar for some of the best seafood in Kingston. This restaurant is located right down by the waterfront – across from Wooden Heads and right beside the Tourist Information Centre in the Old Train Station. Eric had been a handful of times – each time was excellent."

"My friend and I share a mutual love of cheese fondue so we were super excited to find out that there was a place in Kingston to have fondue!. The restaurant is…”more"

"They were very aware of Covid 19 procedures, and the floor plan for this restaurant lends itself nicely to the proper spacing protocol. The menu is limit..."

"The Brass has a great central location in Kingston, making it a favorite with both students and locals. The drinks here are pretty standard but they also serve decent food and the layout makes this a great choice for larger groups. Their flatscreens and TV wall projection screens are perfect for hockey season and the place also hosts live music every Sunday, Monday and Thursday."

"The Brass is one of those places that you go to because you know exactly what you are going to get. Located up on Princess Street in the Hub, the Brass has been frequented by Eric many, many, many times. He’s been for sports (which are great on their screens), wing deal night (wings are good but not great), live music (the Smitty days), and much more."

"The restaurant was founded in 1986 and has since expanded, serving over 1,500 locations across the globe including Canada. The family-owned business serves bespoke, hand-formed burgers grilled to perfection paired with delicious fresh-cut fries made in pure peanut oil. The menu at this family-restaurant offers a wide selection of meals made from fresh ingredients."

"The Kingston Association of Museums, Galleries, and Historic Sites is a not-for-profit, collaborative group of member institutions from the Kingston region. Visit their website for a complete listing of sites, hours, locations and collection highlights."

"The Marine Museum of the Great Lakes is a perfect place to get your questions answered and to obtain some additional informations. The museum aims to maintain and teach people about the wonderful heritage of maritime in Kingston and the Great Lakes. Visitors will be able to see the exhibits of different tools that shipbuilders and marines used during their journey."

"Kathleen Hall, 11 Medical Quadrangle This space is a gem for researchers and acts as a museum for specific topics you might be interested in. If you’ve never been to the Archives before, bring a piece of photo ID and be prepared to fill out a piece of paper to create a membership card before you begin browsing. A museum for researchers and anyone wanting to learn more about the history of Kingston."