Lovely cafe in an area where there is not much around. That being said this place would stand out…read moreeven in a busy city. Coffee shop and pastries are great. Even more so the Tacos outside are outstanding. Had some al pastor tacos on my last visit

Where to start? First of all, this has LONG been one of my favourite places to stop along the…read moredrive. They serve Oso Negro coffee and they serve it well. The bakery is all hand-made in-house and beyond delicious! You will have a tough time picking one thing. The sizes are huge and the prices are not! The variety is next level We ordered breakfast sandwiches and wraps to-go and each one was brought out by the staff who gently called our name and passed the item. This is such a kind departure from plopping the item on the counter and yelling 'BReakfast wrap!!!!' We meandered through the well-curated little gift shop and 4 of us managed to find to cutest gifts! Do yourself the favour and make this a priority stop.

This is one of the best spots for coffee in Kelowna. It's amazing coffee and the staff are super…read morenice. Definitely will be back.

Randomly tried this cafe while on vacation. Coffee was good and the goat cheese pear toast was the…read morestar of the show. Cute decor and a few indoor/outdoor spots to sit. May have come during a busy time but service was a tad cold. I'd still return in the future.

Mainly coffee + selection of lunch items and baking. I had…read morea mango-lita , it was slightly sweet and ginger beer taste. The coffee here is great - smooth lattes. Had an oat bar and a grilled cheese. I found the grilled cheese a little expensive for what it was ($11) but it was still good. White bread with a layer of cheese and offered a side of ketchup or mango chutney. There is a decent amount of seating inside and outside and it was not busy when I came on a weekend. There's also a DJ booth and it connects to the art gallery. Whole space is filled with paintings.

Very cute café and good location. Tried coffee, tea and cheese cake will definitely go.againread more

This hip and humming corner coffee place serves good coffee and serves a variety of brunch and…read moresweets. Nicely decorated warehouse with a fantastic gift shop. Service is good and you'll have to be faster to snag a table at this very popular spot.

Such a delicious breakfast!! Got the two breakfast sandwiches (tomato and bacon) - both were…read moredelicious, and the GF bread on the tomato was legitimately good. And the vibe of the space was wonderful- friendly staff, friendly patrons (with their friendly and well behaved dogs). Highly recommended!

Coffee is just okay; it tasted burnt. Nice seating area; my family and I would have stayed if…read morecertain staff members hadn't been acting weird. Let's just say if you're not from around, be prepared.

OVERALL: 7.9/10 (Yelp Converted Score: 4/5). My partner and I were passing through, and wanted to…read morestop for coffee. It was a decent experience - they did forget that I ordered a breakfast sandwich until I politely reminded them about 15 minutes after they gave us our last item (steamed oat espresso latte). Verdict: I'd come back if I lived in the area, or was passing through again, but it's not a place I'd outright go out of my way to get to. 1) VARIETY/SELECTION: 8.5/10. It has a decent selection for being such a small hole-in-the-wall (relatively speaking). 2) FRESHNESS: 8/10. They have the materials to make things fresh, but a lot of the baked goods are technically "pre-baked" (they may have been made on the same day, but they're not "made to order". 3) VALUE FOR MONEY: 7.5/10. Overall not bad, kind of expensive (sandwiches were $10 and $12; lemonade was $4 for a small glass with tons of ice, iced coffee and latte were $6 each, almond croissant was around $5?), but not terrible for a small(ish) town like Vernon (remember, all prices in $CAD for a Canadian business!). 4) SERVICE: 7/10. There were two people working here the entire time I was there; one was constantly making drinks, the other was alternating between helping customers order and making the food. It was a busy morning, but the person who took my order forgot about the breakfast sandwich that I'd ordered until I politely reminded them (after it was already cold, sad days). 5) CONSISTENCY / FIRST IMPRESSION: 8.5/10. I'd definitely come back - and prefer it over the local Starbucks / Timmie's - because local businesses are fantastic if done right (and this place seems to have struck that balance). Parking in front, but not much! I'm happy to see a local coffee shop thriving - tons of folks came in and the place was always having someone order the full time I was there. NOTE: This place is also the same as "juice wall" - there's a "wall" of shelving near the door that's a ton of wine options - you have to get a coffee shop item to order stuff from there, but it seemed like a reasonable price when I was perusing (but not purchasing) the wine. My only regret is not taking a picture of the wall! The seating wasn't bad - there's maybe 5 tables of 2-3 inside, and a patio that lines the outside of the place - so it's not bad by any means.

Only a couple of blocks from downtown, and worth stopping in for java carefully sourced and then…read moreroasted on site. Very personable barista that knew her beans and also could fill me in on the various local trails for my snow hiking explorations later. The drip coffee was the dark roast, and hit the spot perfectly.

Fantastic coffee in a cool minimalist space. Parking out front, and outdoor seating only during…read moreCOVID. They have a few baked goods from Hooper's Bakery, the salted chocolate cookies are so good with coffee!

Breads, pastries, and the obligatory espresso machine adorn this shoppe in Castlegar. Friendly…read morefolks, plenty of seating and parking make this a convenient stop. I purchased a sour dough bread and it is fabulous with a thick crust and moist interior (won't last but a few miles if I can reach from my seat in the car).

I love crumbs bakery because if I ever bike down to Castlegar with my mom, this is where we stop to…read morehave a bite. All of their pastries are prepared in house, and the sourdough is to die for.

This spot is amazing for food, pastries and coffee. The service is super fast and friendly too! I…read moredefinitely would recommend checking this spot out.

Went a couple of days during my short stay in Osoyoos. My latte was consistently good. Didn't try…read moreanything else. Staff was not overly friendly but they were certainly not unfriendly as other reviews have said. If it is a good latte, I am happy

An oasis on the Crowsnest. I always stop here on my road trip from Van to the Kootenays, as do most…read moreHighway 3 travellers (it's a must!). The Copper Eagle is a quaint little coffee shop in the historic mining town of Greenwood, "Canada's Smallest City" with incorporation dating back to 1897. It's located in a two-story heritage building built in 1899 and is the perfect rest stop to stretch the legs, refresh with a gourmet cuppa and have something tasty to eat. There's a delicious looking selection of freshly baked bread and treats, and the people who work the counter are genuine and friendly. A welcoming place of small town charm. A stroll down Copper Street is worth seeing the heritage sites and antique shops and learn about the rich history of the area. Look to where the vehicles with out-of-province plates are pulled over with the old red vintage car parked out front and that's the place! Note: They open early at 6am and close early at 4pm!

This was one of the best bakeries I have ever been in. The best buttertart I have ever had. I would…read moredefinitely recommend it to anybody passing through town.

Hungry for a light lunch we ended up at the Wild Oak, which you would miss if you weren't looking…read morefor it, and that would be a shame. It's small, quaint and in a smallish space with a couple of tables out front and a patio in back. It's dog friendly which we love, and a bit of a hole in the wall which we love even more. The service is counter service where you place your order, pay, receive a number and then sit while they prepare your sandwich, or whatever you order. The menu is small, which like the place makes sense. I had the grilled cheese with added ham for a very reasonable price and the lovely K had the daily special. Both were good, not five star worthy, but solid. We both had water, not really coffee folks, so can't comment on that, but the murmurs were that the coffee was great. For us a great place to grab a quick lunch and enjoy the sunshine in Armstrong, what could be better than that.

I love this little place. So homey and quaint…read more My favorites are the "oat or lavender cookies They make a wonderful latte also. There is a creative great lunch menu, with soups and sandwiches. Service is excellent located in a nice part of town wwe can sit on a bench and watch the people go bye