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Surely the most authentic French Brasserie atmosphere in Kingston, Frere Jacques is a staunchly independent, non-chain restaurant that scores high for both quality, thanks to the charisma and experience of executive chef Gerhard Peleschka and his team, and also value, owing to the restaurant’s close links to local small businesses. Such ties ensure Frere Jacques’ prices will bring as much of a smile to your face as their razor clams, pan fried fois gras or salmon, freshly smoked on the premises. The amiable, predominantly French staff (in order to give you a truly contintental dining experience) will also happily inform your choices from the restaurant’s top quality wine list – even in English, we assume, if you ask nicely.
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The riverside view from an outside table is superb.
The special early price food is pretty good.
Sadly, the main course at full price can be very disappointing.
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