Kingsville Golf and Country Club

My girlfriend and I recently reunited after a few weeks apart, and we decided to dress nicely and go to this restaurant. We had been there before, but this time we were able to unwind, enjoy each other's company, and the food was amazing. The view of the golf course was beautiful. Thank you for a lovely evening. It was just what we needed.

Always enjoy a meal after a round of golf with friends or just whenever. They're special buffets for Mother's Day or Easter are amazing. Also had my daughter's in laws shower there. They were very accommodating to what we wanted for our meal. Great friendly staff, remember who you are, and are always welcoming and make sure you're meal is perfect.

We once again chose Kingsville Golf and Country Club for our company Christmas dinner this year. The food was exceptional and the buffet style offered a wide variety of delicious options. However, I was slightly bothered by the gentleman who was carving the meat, who I'll refer to as Mr. Cranky Pants. The wait staff and bartender were fantastic, but Mr. Cranky Pants seemed to have an attitude issue. It would be great if he could show a bit more kindness, as everyone is there to enjoy themselves, not deal with negativity. As the DJ, you should be upbeat, which I'm not fully convinced is the case. So Mr. Cranky Pants, please lighten up and put on a smile. People come for good food and a good time, not to make your day difficult. Overall, it's a great place, but a friendly demeanor at the carving station would make it even better. Thanks.

Relaxing atmosphere with a view of the most beautiful golf course ...food is top notch and the menu has great variety

For the third Canadian Thanksgiving in succession we chose a full Thanksgiving feast at Kingsville's Golf and Country Club Dining Room. Seated overlooking the golf course--there are trees and green grass so assume trees exist for golfers to hit. General Manager greeted us at the door and we were promptly seated. Service was excellent as always. Hot rolls followed by Turkey soup or Caesar's salad (not a Roman in the room). And, from a respectable wine list, a lovely bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Thereafter, a plentiful and robust Thanksgiving dinner of well prepared turkey, dressing, plenty of cranberry sauce, mixed and perfectly prepared veggies, potatoes, sweet potatoes, a tad of gravy and then a delicious piece of pumpkin pie. Such a meal would have made my Mother proud.