Toast & Jam

1530 Bath Rd, Kingston
(613) 766-3423

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Kathy Bough

Had a beautiful lunch with friends. The BLT, quiche, soup and salad were delicious! The rhubarb pie was likely the best I have ever had. The only suggestion I could give was for a stronger cup of coffee. Made a quick trip to the bakery on the way out for some fresh sourdough bread. Will be back again.

Rafiel Rajinthrakumar

The warm atmosphere of this restaurant salvages an extra star in my review. “Chicken and peach salad” should be renamed to “Peach salad.” Absolutely shocking proportion of chicken to salad… When we asked for more, waitress held a mini-meeting with the chef and insisted that this was how much chicken they usually added and told us if we wanted another 4 pieces, it would be an extra $2 charge. Nice for their profit margin but an utter rip off for customers. French toast was soft and relatively well done, but the absent chicken situation significantly deterred our experience. Would not come back here but if you do, order anything except the salads.

Jeremy D

One of the best breakfast experiences I've had. If you don't mind the wait it's worth it. Traditional breakfast was hearty and delicious. All freshly made and cooked perfectly. Homemade bread and jam was fantastic. Eggs, bacon and sausage was dynamite. The fresh coffee was awesome. Service was prompt and timely and friendly. Will be back.

Sarah Hay

Pretty good brunch spot. Only negative is that their prices seem to be higher and the portion sizes seem to be getting smaller and smaller every time I go. Got the Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict and home fries, but the past 2 times I got it, I got approx. 6 home fries and my eggs were cold. Still good though.

Darren Clark, U.E.

Beautiful Space and a Creative Upscale Menu, but the Execution falls short of the Concept.

Turkey Brie sandwich ($24) was filled with quality ingredients, but served on a cold oily foccacia resulting in a chewy, rubbery experience that detracted from any potential enjoyment.

At $18 for 2 Pancakes and 2 tiny Sausages, I was expecting to be blown away by a fluffy, ethereal buttermilk-infused delight, but in reality the cakes were adequate at best. No better than I could have ordered at any neighborhood diner for half the cost. Also - served without butter which i had to wave down a server to ask for, then it was brought to me fridge-cold and hard.

Coffee was incredibly weak and disappointing for an establishment marketing itself as a premium breakfast location.

Bottom line: If you're looking to blow $60+ on a Premium breakfast for 2, invest in a truly high-end experience like Chez Piggy. Otherwise save your money and stick to your local.

Robert Jarosz

Outstanding. My go to in Kingston

Rebecca Judd

We came for a Mother’s Day brunch around 1pm today, put our name down for a table and were quoted a 20 minute wait. We were fine with that as we had heard it was worth the wait. However, we noticed after about half an hour that groups that had come after us were being sat before us. We asked if we had possibly missed our name being called, although they had come to collect a family just beforehand. They said they remembered us and that we were just waiting on a table to be free (the two groups ahead of us were similar in size to ours, so it wasn’t due to our party size). It became clear that they had missed us and were scrambling to seat us quickly. They offered us a bar top with our 2 year old in tow, which we had to decline for obvious safety reasons. When a regular table became available, we were sat shortly after. We were glad to put it behind us and just enjoy our brunch, but then the issues continued. One of our party ordered a caramel macchiato, they were out of caramel and she wasn’t told until it was already being made. Then they forgot the maple in my maple London fog. When the food arrived, there was blueberry compote on the French toast. The party member asked for it to be remade without the compote, and the kitchen declined. She was provided a plate to cut off the pieces with compote so she could eat around it. We were highly confused why, after all the issues thus far, and given the high prices they charge, they wouldn’t simply remake a couple pieces of bread and egg. We found the overall experience strange and unenjoyable. Our server was wonderful, unfortunately however, we will not be returning. For $130 for 2 eggs Benny, one kids grilled cheese and one French toast, the least they could do is focus a little harder on customer satisfaction.

David Walker

Friendly staff. I had the Spiced Tofu Tostada , so delicious 😋. Will definitely return.

Kaden C

A must try in Kingston for brunch. Delicious food with lots of choices that are locally sourced.

Joo-Hong Lee

Good place for breakfast and lunch.

Mireille Tessier

Amazing food, amazing service and I strongly recommend getting on the waitlist on their website!

JORDAN LARSON

Nice atmosphere but the food is bland and fairly expensive.

Cassy Tavares

The French toast is to die for ! Favourite place for brunch in Kingston!

Nick P

One of the best breakfast spots and bakeries around the area highly recommend

Brandon A

Very cozy brunch experience! Food tastes great with good portions, restaurant is nice & service efficient. The eggs Benedict and mushroom toast were delicious. Drinks are overpriced however; regular lattes cost more than at Starbucks! Overall great place.

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