The Crossing at Kingston Station

Here you can find the menu of The Crossing at Kingston Station in Kingston. At the moment, there are 24 dishes and drinks on the food list. You can inquire about seasonal or weekly deals via phone.

What User likes about The Crossing at Kingston Station:
That's the good news-bad news report. Finally a decent restaurant in the Kingston -Greenwood area that has real food, wonderfully prepared and beautifully presented. The decor is light-filled and cozy and the servers are excellent. There is a good selection of wines and when we dined out for a special family dinner, the fact that there are delicious vegetarian options was very much appreciated. The fish, chicken and... read more.

The rooms in the restaurant are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and eat and drink.

What User doesn't like about The Crossing at Kingston Station:
The food was very good (I had the mussels) but even though it was mid afternoon and only one other table in the place, I waited more than 10 minutes for a server and even longer for the food to arrive. There was a loud argument going on in the kitchen which detracted from their beautiful decor. read more.

A visit to The Crossing at Kingston Station is particularly valuable due to the large range of coffee and tea specialties, and you can look forward to the scrumptious classic seafood cuisine. After the meal (or during it), you have the opportunity to also relax at the bar with a alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, It shows that the traditional Canadian dishes are well received by the guests of the restaurant.