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Fine dining · 68 Princess St., Kingston

Dinner in the old limestone stable.

In 1979, Rose Richardson and Zal Yanovsky turned this abandoned limestone stable into Chez Piggy.

A limestone stable becomes a dining room.

A restaurant built from a stable.

In 1979, Rose Richardson and Zal Yanovsky found an abandoned limestone stable and turned it into Chez Piggy.

The dinner menu now moves from Chã Giô to duck, steak and jackfruit inside those limestone walls.

Princess Street · downtown Kingston

68 Princess Street, close to the waterfront.

Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch · Please confirm times

Hours are being confirmed with the restaurant; please check before making plans.

Please confirm lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch hours directly with the restaurant.

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Address

68 Princess St., Kingston, ON K7L 1A5.

68 Princess St., Kingston, ON K7L 1A5

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Flavours from many places

The menu travels without leaving the stable.

Chã Giô and Vietnamese Duck Drumettes sit near Tom Yum Talay and Mussels Piri Piri; Mushroom Orecchiette and Enright Cattle Co. Steak take the table in other directions.

That wide table follows the flavours of world travels, from one course to the next.

This is a demonstration

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