10419 Loyalist Parkway Hwy #33, Greater Napanee, ON, K0H 1G0
10419 Loyalist Parkway Hwy #33, Greater Napanee, ON, K0H 1G0
Welcome to
Hallowed Grounds Café
Hallowed Grounds Outdoor Café at St. Alban's Centre is Closed for the 2025 Season and will re-open in Spring for the 2026 Season.
Located at 10419 Loyalist Parkway (Hwy #33), in Adolphustown, the Cornerstone of Greater Napanee. East of Glenora Ferry, North of the UEL Heritage Centre & Park, and West of County Rd #8.
Hallowed Grounds Outdoor Café
HOURS 2025
The Hallowed Grounds Café is a Seasonal Outdoor Café.
Now Closed for the 2025 Season.
Hot & Cold Beverages are available in the Rectory during October between 10am-2pm.
Hallowed Grounds Café is the only full-service Hot & Cold Beverage Café and Treats stop west of Bath, south of Napanee and east of the Glenora Ferry!
The Café moves inside the Rectory Bookstore in inclement weather, and when we are short Volunteer hands. If you'd like to Volunteer as a Barista this Fall, please email info@stalbanscentre.ca
MENU
Hallowed Grounds Café has an improved and updated Menu, offering both cold and hot beverages, and specialty treats to satisfy all.
Try the Spring Meadow Apple Donuts.
All served with a smile!
Special Songbird and Rainforest hugging coffee is available for drinking on site and to purchase by the ground bag to make at home!
STAY, VISIT & BROWSE
STAY, VISIT & BROWSE
Come to the Hallowed Grounds Café for coffee, tea, or a cold drink. Select snacks, baked goods and ice cream treats. Stay to chat with our friendly volunteers, rest and visit with friends and family. Be sure to visit and browse through the Used Books, CDs, DVDs, and Vintage Vinyl Records in the Rectory Book Room. Thrift from our lawn sale treasures on offer in our newly revamped Garage.
Donations always welcomed.
A Special Thank You
Thank you Reed Wallis
A special thank you going out to Reed Wallis for his great service as Hallowed Grounds Café's first Barista.
Reed's delicious summer drinks and daily specials made a trip to Hallowed Grounds Café a summer must do. Reed's positive energy and friendly manner made all who visited St. Alban's Centre feel very welcome.
We wish Reed continued success with his studies in Chemical Engineering at Queen's University.
