Find a memorable meal
From casual bites to fine dining, seasonal menus showcase the best of what’s grown, raised, and crafted here.
Prince Edward County’s dining scene is shaped by the seasons, the land, and the people behind it. Pace yourself as you discover some of the best food and drink in The County. Whether at a farm stand, vineyard, or table, you’re never far from experiencing 'the bounty of The County'. Chef-driven restaurants showcase ever-changing menus that bring together local ingredients and the producers behind them with global flavours, well worth planning your visit around.
Explore restaurants, cafés, bakeries and places to eat across Prince Edward County. Use the filters below to browse by region, dining style, dietary needs, amenities and experience.
La Condesa
Eat And Drink
Authentic Mexican cuisine and cocktails in Wellington, Ontario. Locally sourced ingredients, tequila, mezcal cocktails. Close to wineries, breweries, Sandbanks beaches.
The County Sweet Spot
Eat And Drink
Adjacent to Mark’s County Chips at the former Brown’s Garage, a popular stop en route to Sandbanks Beach. Enjoy donuts, ice cream, burgers, and more at this family-friendly spot in Prince Edward County.
Stone Temple Coffees
Experience Attraction
Stone Temple Coffees in Prince Edward County offers award-winning, Fairtrade-Organic coffee. Visit their tasting bar or shop for specialty coffee, teas, and unique products.
The Charcuterie Co.
Service
The Charcuterie Co. invites you to Graze the County with thoughtfully curated charcuterie boxes, picnic experiences, and grazing tables featuring local meats, cheeses, preserves, crackers, and sweet treats. Delivery available across Prince Edward County.
Quaich & Banter
Eat And Drink
Scottish restaurant with whisky bar.
Drake Devonshire Restaurant
Eat And Drink
Contemporary Canadian cuisine and handcrafted cocktails inspired by the seasons. With magnificent waterfront views, set right on the shoreline of Lake Ontario.
At Your Service PEC
Service
We're your County Concierge, planning your getaway with tailored activities. From private chef dinners to exclusive wine tours, we've got you covered.
Wildlings Play Café
Experience Attraction
Wildlings is a 2400 sq foot indoor playground and café for kids aged 0-7 and their families. Safe and secure, our space has something for everyone including a climbing wall, balance course, pretend play, toddler zone, slide, reading nook and STEM area. We serve delicious local baked goods and coffee in our café. Located conveniently at Base31 in Picton! Book online or walk in during open hours.
Hagerman Farms
Experience Attraction
Century-old family farm near Picton offers seasonal produce, eggs, and fruit at a farm stand. Also features local dairy, treats, and bakery.
SUJEO Korean Restaurant
Eat And Drink
Introducing SUJEO: Korean word for chopsticks and spoon. Proudly serving fresh, casual Korean home-style food and homemade sauce in Picton.
The Restaurant at The Royal Hotel
Eat And Drink
Chef Albert Ponzo brings Italian-inspired dishes to life, showcasing the best of local produce from Edwin County Farms and beyond. Enjoy a cozy indoor space and scenic outdoor dining.
Chef Chris Byrne
Experience Attraction
Chef Chris Byrne caters gourmet vegetarian, vegan, and raw-inspired dishes for events of any size, providing a unique culinary experience.
Smoking J’s BBQ
Texas style BBQ specializing in brisket and ribs
The Waring House
Accommodation
Waring House offers country inn hospitality, two popular restaurants, beautiful gardens, and unique rooms reflecting 19th-century charm. Traditional cream tea available daily with advance booking and Cookery Classes twice a week.
Sunflower Fields Ice Cream Shoppe
Experience Attraction
A must-stop on your PEC adventure! Offering 44 flavours of Canadian-made Kawartha Dairy ice cream, 8 flavours of dairy-free, vegan gelato, frozen yogurt and much more! We will have a corn maze for the 2025 season as well as some awesome photo-op spots!
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We acknowledge that Prince Edward County rests within the ancestral lands and waters stewarded by the Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg (Mississauga), Huron Wendat, and Haudenosaunee. This is a place shaped by their presence, languages, and care since time immemorial. To acknowledge this land is to recognize our responsibility to live as good relatives with each other, with the earth, and with the generations yet to come.
