Carolyn’s guidebook
Things to see and do in Prince Edward County
Our recommendations
A great full-service deli in Picton from the owners of Bloomfield’s Agrarian Bistro. The friendly staff are happy to suggest quality local victuals and assemble some of the finest picnic baskets in the County, stuffed with kale salad, charcuterie from Seed to Sausage, pinot noir jelly, chocolate chip cookies and more.
64 habitants recommandent
Agrarian Market
4 Lake StA great full-service deli in Picton from the owners of Bloomfield’s Agrarian Bistro. The friendly staff are happy to suggest quality local victuals and assemble some of the finest picnic baskets in the County, stuffed with kale salad, charcuterie from Seed to Sausage, pinot noir jelly, chocolate chip cookies and more.
Formerly a meat packing plant, this large warehouse in the “industrial” part of Wellington (half a block off main street) is now home to one of the County’s newest microbreweries. There’s an ESB and kolsch on tap (as well as other County brewery beers), giant cheeseburgers and beer-battered perch from chef Neil Dowson (from the now-closed County Road) and an ever-expanding deli and market right on site.
170 habitants recommandent
Midtown Brewing Company
266 Wellington Main StFormerly a meat packing plant, this large warehouse in the “industrial” part of Wellington (half a block off main street) is now home to one of the County’s newest microbreweries. There’s an ESB and kolsch on tap (as well as other County brewery beers), giant cheeseburgers and beer-battered perch from chef Neil Dowson (from the now-closed County Road) and an ever-expanding deli and market right on site.
Practically a requirement on any visit to the County these days. See what’s new in the tasting room and then settle in for a wood-fired pizza (fior di latte, pickles, mustard and ham was a recent special) and some County Chardonnay on the patio. The Ping-Pong table and brand-new trampoline mean that even restless kids are happy to just hang.
110 habitants recommandent
Norman Hardie Winery and Vineyard
1152 Greer RdPractically a requirement on any visit to the County these days. See what’s new in the tasting room and then settle in for a wood-fired pizza (fior di latte, pickles, mustard and ham was a recent special) and some County Chardonnay on the patio. The Ping-Pong table and brand-new trampoline mean that even restless kids are happy to just hang.
This buzzy new raw bar offers some of the freshest seafood around. Don’t miss the octopus tostada with sofrito and avocado, and if the crispy fried smelts are on offer, get two orders.
76 habitants recommandent
Sand and Pearl Oyster Bar
1705 County Rd 12This buzzy new raw bar offers some of the freshest seafood around. Don’t miss the octopus tostada with sofrito and avocado, and if the crispy fried smelts are on offer, get two orders.
Waring House proprietors, Norah and Christopher Rogers were honoured this month with the Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by the The Prince Edward County Heritage Advisory Committee.
The food is scrumptious and you will love the old house and landscape.
47 habitants recommandent
The Waring House Restaurant & Inn
395 Sandy Hook RdWaring House proprietors, Norah and Christopher Rogers were honoured this month with the Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by the The Prince Edward County Heritage Advisory Committee.
The food is scrumptious and you will love the old house and landscape.