Morrison's Restaurant Kingston — All-Day Breakfast on Market Square Since 1921

4.4★ across 1,126 Google reviews (July 2026) · On Market Square since 1921

All-day breakfast and lunch classics at 318 King Street East, across from Springer Market Square. Same counter, same corner, same sign since the sixties.

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Breakfast and lunch daily on Market Square. Hours to be confirmed with the restaurant.

A century on King Street

Three moments from a hundred-year counter: the year it opened, the night the sign lit up, and the family working it today.

1921

A Scottish family named Morrison opened the doors on King Street East, and the counter has served breakfast ever since.

The sixties sign

The street-side marquee that still lights the corner went up in the 1960s, and it has pointed the way to breakfast since.

Today

The third family to run Morrison's has kept the counter going for more than thirty years, two generations working the same floor.

From the counter

Breakfast all day, lunch off the grill.

Sample items drawn from what regulars order most. Availability and details are best confirmed with the restaurant.

Across from the square

Right across from Springer Market Square.

Hours

Hours are being confirmed with the restaurant. Please call ahead before you visit.

Two public listings disagree on the closing time, so the hours here are held as pending. Confirm with the restaurant before you visit.

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On King Street East in downtown Kingston, directly across from Springer Market Square and behind City Hall. Walk in for breakfast, lunch at the counter, or a table in the booths, with patio seats in season and curbside pickup.

318 King St E, Kingston, ON K7L 3B4

Why Kingston keeps coming back

The corner Kingston keeps coming back to.

Morrison's has held the same corner of King Street since 1921, when a Scottish family opened a counter across from the market. The vinyl booths, the lunch counter, and the 1960s marquee out front have watched downtown change around them. The breakfast has not.

Reviewers keep coming back to the same few things: fair prices, a room that feels lived-in, and staff who remember the regulars. Across a century, local legends and a few touring bands have slid into these booths too. Order the eggs, refill the coffee, and stay a while.

A century on King Street