Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Pittsburgh Area

"Among the Kingston’s more unique galleries is Martello Alleywhich branches off from Wellington Street in downtown Kingston. As soon as you step into the alley, you begin a fun and engaging journey through the collective works of several local artists. If you happen to visit when David Dossett is there, you’re in for a treat."

"Martello Alley is an artist collective offering eclectic works that are sure to brighten any day. Offering original art work as well as prints, this is an art shopping experience designed for any budget and any style/size of space. Reminiscent of and..."

"It has a large, diverse collection, including more than 200 pieces of original art made by local artists. The gallery occasionally hosts events where customers can talk directly with artists. The gallery is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m."

"Within this lovingly renovated limestone building you will find a broad range of creative activity as well a pair of stunning galleries: Modern Fuel and Creativity Studios. Side note: make sure you pop by the Juniper Cafe and enjoy a hot beverage or a delectable snack while exploring this fantastic cultural centre."

"The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning is a charitable arts organization, operating in the beautiful JK Tett heritage building on Lake Ontario’s waterfront. 370 King St. Westtettcentre.org"

"At Kingston Frameworks, we are a retail store that specializes in custom framing. We offer with a wide assortment of frame styles to choose from including environmentally-sustainable varieties. We are proud to be part of the local art community, and..."

"A welcome (relatively) new addition to the community, Riverview Shopping Centre is your one-stop shop for some of the biggest brands, including a drive-through Starbucks for when you’re just passing through. All your basic needs can be met here. Including great coffee options, a ‘Food Basics’ for your groceries, and a large ‘LCBO’, which has a huge selection of alcohol including craft beer and vintage wines and spirits."

"A mall in Kingston, Ontario enjoyed by locals, offering a variety of quality restaurants and shops, Kingston Centre is very walkable and has an interesting, modern space to wander around on a weekend afternoon. What used to be an indoor mall before it was demolished, Kingston Centre is now a thriving open campus-style space, which is a pleasure to explore and provides a great excuse to stretch your legs. With 48 stores to check out you won’t get bored here, and the options are exciting and varied."

"With around 62 stores, the RioCan Centre is one of Kingston’s oldest shopping malls. Built in 1998, this is one of the originals, and is home to big brands, large stores and entertainment facilities. A good option for when you need new homeware, hardware or are simply looking for a fun way to spend an afternoon, the RioCan Centre has plenty to offer."

"There’s so much to find at this Kingston-based antique store, including plenty of vintage clothing options. You’ll also find lots of furniture, knickknacks, and staff that are ready to help you find what you need. If you’re wondering what sort of clothing is available at Antique Alley, then take a look at Kate’s Vintage Kloset."

"Red House is easily one of Eric favourite places to go for food and drinks in Kingston. Located on King Street East, Red House is this great upscale place for drinks and really good food. They don’t have a huge menu but their choices are always really good."

"I wanted to check out downtown Kingston on my way to Ottawa as I hadn't visited in about 15 years”more"

"This is simple but anything but plain: barbecue by region of the USA. With delicious styles of BBQ, your mouth will start watering as soon as you get in the door at this Kingston restaurant. Try the summer cocktails here, too, and be sure to look for taste bud tingling take out packages that would feed your whole family."

"A seafood list would not be complete without a restaurant that serves oysters. This restaurant was opened in 2008 by Deanna Harrington and Stev George. The owners are committed to enhancing their guests’ experience and so each year they take a group of their staff to Italy for training on Italian food, wine, and culture."

"We've eaten in a couple of times and have had their Dinner for 2 features several times during the pandemic."

"Atomica specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and Italian comfort food, including an entire section devoted to vegan meals. On their plant-based menu, you can choose from tofu bao buns, Caesar salad, Caprese mac & cheese, fungi pizza, or the carne finta pizza. Atomica uses innovative ingredients like cashew mozzarella, fungi bacon, walnut parmesan, and fennel tofu sausage."

"Rotary Park is located near Collins Bay Marina off Highway 33. The leash-free area offers 1.5 acres of grass, gravel and wooded space for your dog to expel some energy. The park is surrounded by 5-foot chain-link fencing and features a double-gated entrance."

"Located at 1280 Coverdale Dr. The park sits beside one of the main entrances to the Lemoine Point Conservation Area"