Cafes near Kingston

“Visited with the chamber mob lunch. What a great little gem I never knew existed. I highly recommend this kosher establishment.Wheelchair accessibility: This establishment is accessible but the side walk from the parking lot is not. The side walk down the side has steps up and down although I am unsure why. It appears it's decorative. If in wheelchair or using walker you need to walk in rd way from parking to front entrance. Although it is not highly traveled it can be risky if a car pulls in.“

“Stopped for lunch, Had cup chicken soup loaded with chicken and vegetables did care for the broth had a lemon taste. Also had the cheese steak pannini and fries, that was delicious. Atmosphere was very loud reminded me of a cafeteria, hard to hear conversations at our table.“

“It was my first time to a cat cafe and everything was amazing .The cafe was super clean and the drinks were reasonably priced.All the kitties were sweet and all of their personalities really shown through .Definitely would visit again and if it wasn’t for me already owning two sweet kitties of my own I definitely would have adopted one them ! ❤️❤️“

“My hang - out place. Friendliest coffee shop around. Best coffee, great sandwiches.Parking: Plenty of parking along side of the building, plus a municipal lot across the street.Kid-friendliness: People bring their kids for b'fast, lunch. The 'Bean' sometimes runs special "Pancake Days". All kinds of drink options for kids.Wheelchair accessibility: Smooth access without obstruction from the lot up to and through the door.“

“Can the supernatural be charming? I think so. Nothing about this place was tacky .Jamie, the owner, wanted to capture her love of the Paranormal and transform it into a themed coffee shop... she has done an excellent jobThe shop boast a bookstore of new and used books on the mystic and unusual, a reading /event room and a coffee /snack bar. She carries regular and sugar-free coffees, flavored teas ,has regular almond and oatmilk for the coffee and hot chocolate. Her desserts are supplied by" crumbs to crystals 'from Hanover. Every month they have a specialty cookie this month it's "wicked desire" a caramel filled Delight surrounded by a delightfully chewy hazelnut cookie sprinkled with toffee. On Friday Saturdays and Sundays there is always a new specialty coffee for that weekend. She has a plethora of flavored specialty coffee with ethereal names...I chose "seance", which was dark chocolate and toffee. Jamie suggested the coffees made with dark chocolate for people who do not like their blends too sweet. PERFECT ! Friday nights at 7:00 are called Fright Nights where people sit around and just tell their spiritual or spooky experiences. It's newly made friends in camaraderie ...for those of us who like being on the edge of the natural and Supernatural world. For those of you who are unsure, just come in to experience the ambiance. Once you're in here your Spellbound and do not want to leave. When I wandered in two people were just sitting and talking about their experiences I joined in and was there for two and a half hours. I couldn't think of a better way to spend a rainy afternoon. Check out Haunts mirad of everchanging events on Facebook. P.S. The bathrooms are spotless!Parking: In front of buildingWheelchair accessibility: Ground floor“

“Cozy spot with tasty sandwiches and delicious drinks. We had Chai tea, one sandwich with Pork Roll, and the other with Turkey and a sweet/spicy Jalapeño topping. Both were reasonably priced and served hot. Local art is displayed and for sale. Parking is a shared lot with the other stores, but we had no trouble finding spaces.“

“We ordered lunch today from the Lemon Drop. Had the cod special with Manhattan clam chowder. Our first experience there. Picked up the meals in front of the shop. A sweet girl brought them out to us. The food was excellent! Actually more than we could eat. We will definitely order from there again!“

“Finally got around to trying both their square and round pizza since it's only $10 for a 16-in. The round has very thin crust which I personally like. I'm not a pizza professor so I can't tell you what kind of cheese or whatever may have gone into the ingredients to give you an idea of what the outcome is but I thought it was good. The slices are definitely not as hefty as you would find at maybe Napoli's or in the Wilkes-Barre area Nello's to give an idea. But for $10 I would not pass this up. As for the square variety again not a pizza professor but it's comparable to most everything else around here. I would say at least in the square tray that I got the crust seemed a little too hard for my liking. But again no joke for a full tray for $10.“

“perfect place for pre and post gym sessions as well as studying for the college folk! Jenni is incredibly knowledgeable of her nutritional facts and is always polite and helpful. if you’re looking for something new to get your protein in while still being delicious, definitely give NutriJenn a visit!“