Rosemount
Inn is a historically
designated building
in the charming 'Old
Stones' district of
Kingston. This striking
building, one of Kinston’s
landmarks, is the work
of English architect
William Coverdale, who
arrived in Kingston
in 1832.
Rosemount
Inn
&
Spa
suggests
dinner
at
one
of
Kingston's
distinguished
local
restaurants.
To avoid
disappointment,
reserve
well
in advance
as these
restaurants
are
extremely
popular.
We are
happy
to make
reservations
for
you
at any
of
these
fine
restaurants.
Le Chien Noir
Located just steps from historic
market square, Le Chien Noir
offers a relaxed, stylish setting
along with updated bistro classics
prepared using fresh high quality
ingredients. From the spacious
zinc bar 'Le Chien' offers a
large selection of European
draughts and an extensive wine
list.
Enjoy the culinary delights
of India in a beautiful historic
building overlooking Lake Ontario.
Curry Original offers creative
dishes from various regions
of India prepared with authentic
Indian herbs and spices. All
ingredients are of the finest
quality and fresh, organic ingredients
are used whenever possible.
Pan Chancho
Located in the heart of downtown
in an historic bakery, Pan Chancho
presents a relaxed groovy atmosphere,
inside or out under patio umbrellas.
A private dining room on the
second floor has a capacity
of 45 guests. Fabulous theme
dinners, cocktails or light
bites.
The River Mill
Located in Kingston's' Historic
Woolen Mill, The River Mill
Restaurant offers contemporary
fresh cuisine along with spectacular
waterfront views. The relaxed
setting reminiscent of the deep
south. An extensive wine selection
of 100 vintage and private-order
wines complements the dining
experience.
Tango
Kingston's finest tapas bar
and restaurant in the heart
of downtown. A delightfully
creative menu where old and
new world tastes collide. Tango
offers a stylish, yet casual
dining atmosphere for lunch
and dinner. Creative martinis
are a specialty: choose from
yesterday's classics or today's
funky and flirtatious styles.
"The Rosemount, built in 1850,
has a lovely atmosphere. I've
rarely felt as comfortable away
from home as sitting in the
lounge over afternoon tea and
cake with a cat slumbering beside
me."
Rosemount
Inn is a historically
designated building
in the charming 'Old
Stones' district of
Kingston. This striking
building, one of Kinston’s
landmarks, is the work
of English architect
William Coverdale, who
arrived in Kingston
in 1832.
