Second only to the Kamloops Farmer's Market, the Old Farm Market is a great place to get fresh…read morelocal BC produce and other products. You can do most of your weekly shopping on the short strip that includes Summit Meats and Cobbs Bakery. The only thing missing is paper and cleaning products. However, the Market has carved out a great little niche in Kamloops. Worth the trip, especially in the summer when they have fresh Okanagan and Thompson Valley fruits and veg.

I live downtown Kamloops, so I don't get " up the hill " very often, but I did have a craving for…read morecrab. Saw the ad in the paper, and made the treck up to get some. Bought a pound of Tanner Crab ( never heard of it ) , and a bag of frozen scallops. WOW !!!!!!!!! I steamed up the crab, and it was amazing. I have used some of the scallops in salads, and in pasta, and they are fantastic. Really impressed with the quality and taste and presentation of the products. Will highly recommend this place to all seafood lovers in this dry, dusty desert.

From the owner: Wild, West Coast, Sustainable, Seafood. We offer an exceptional seafood experience at all of our…read moremarket locations.

I was at the Kamloops store yesterday and though it's a good location and well laid out with tons…read moreof selection (vitamins and health food) but... (there's always a "but"...) I was a little shocked at the vegetable prices! I actually found them very high and actually pinched myself to see if I'd entered a alternate universe...That being said, the staff were friendly and the place was clean.

I went on a search for a specialty herb to use as tea, which is very hard to find in grocery stores…read morein bulk. The people at this Nature's Fare location were able to help me locate it within their business and put in a special order for me. Unfortunately I was unsatisfied with the potency of the herb that was sent to me, and so after tentatively approaching the business for a refund on a bulk order, the assistant manager gave me the utmost time and attention to receive that, without me having to make the long drive back to the store. I left with a sense that I had been respected and valued, and if I have any special organic needs again, I will be sure to look to this Nature's Fare.

We went here for the first time last weekend and were pleased with the variety of frozen and fresh…read moremeats available. The price is higher than most places but I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for when it comes to meat. We also try to buy locally and sustainably raised meat when we can and Summit gives us that option. The applewood smoked bacon and European wieners were delicious! Parking is easily found just outside in a the parking lot. Due to covid-19 they are only allowing 4 or 5 people (I can't remember) inside at a time.

Wow. Bought 3 T Bone Steaks. $35.00 Best steaks I have…read morehad in a long , long time. Really excellent quality . Really excellent service too. I will become a regular customer now. Really convenient location too.

Spending the week at my brothers place we wanted to spice up a dinner. So my cousin had introduced…read moreme to Fresh is best by way of tasting his homemade seven layer dip with Fresh is best chips. I could taste they were light crispy and tasty. Overall, I really can't stand the flavour profile of Tostitos and other run of the mill store brand tortilla chips. Yes, I'm a tortilla snob. For me chips and salsa is one of my go to snacks. The better chips are stone ground corn or those with less salt and fewer ingredients. I don't really consider tortilla chips as junk food as i don't find them as greasy. Entering this little boutique store they had a wide variety. Hot sauces, dips, guacamole's, salsas. It's a cheerful little boutique offering. I decided to go with their advertised deal 2 bags of chips and three dips for $20. The creamy garlic one and the guacamole were my faves. A great local Kamloops company

Our family loved these chips and were willing to pay the extra money to have them but in the past…read moreyear they have been terrible! Thick and tasteless, they taste stale and hard to eat. Even when we warmed then in the oven they were still stale. Not sure if the process or the ingredients have changed but I won't be purchasing these chips anymore.

I saw this booth at the Dunbar craft fair. I've never had Scottish tablet before. I am not sure…read morewhat the ingredients are exactly, however, upon first it was a cross between an over sweetened shortbread that just melted in your mouth, a very dry and almost chaulky candy. This isn't a bad thing, it's a texture thing. I was intrigued enough to buy a small bar at $10. The ladies at the booth were super sweet and friendly.

They apparently close at around 5:00, so their little store was cleaning up wanting to head on…read morehome. No problem, I picked up a few things to take home with me in the morning...two types of smoked cheddar (2 larger blocks of cheese and 1 small block to enjoy during my travels). At the register I noticed some prepared meats, but I only recognized the "Pepperoni" sticks so I also picked a small package along with my cheese. I was developing a plan...cheese, some pepperoni, maybe a glass of wine...in my hotel...why not, eh? As I sat down in my hotel at the Kelowna Airport, cut up some of the cheese, opened the package of pepperoni...ummm, the cheese was fantastic, but wait...my mouth and throat are burning...what the devil is this? I tried to eat the pepperoni thinking that maybe it was the smoked cheese, but wait...reading the pepperoni package, apparently I missed the "Big red type" stating "FIRE HOT"...holy smokes. Let me say, the smoked cheese was yummy, very tasty. However, my error with choices for the pepperoni were a problem for me. It was so spicy hot that I just couldn't eat it. I'll read the package a little better next time.

We used to stop here for lunch as they have great sandwiches and the best borscht. But we stopped…read moreyesterday and they have renovated; looks very nice. But they will no longer have soup or freshly made sandwiches. Basically just a coffee shop now. Their cheese is great but I can buy it at other locations so we probably won't be stopping here any more. Very disappointed.

Fortune Creek is located in downtown Kelowna and offers a variety of local products, such as…read moresausages, beef jerky, baked goods, BBQ sauces, dressings, desserts, and more! This Western cowboy-themed store has a unique ambiance, and the product labels also carry a cowboy theme, making them perfect souvenirs from Kelowna. I received a few free samples, including BBQ sauce, dressing, and sausages. They were so delicious! I usually find other brand's sauces and dressings too tangy, but theirs were very mild, flavorful, and clearly crafted with care. I decided to purchase sausages, BBQ sauce, salad dressing, and vinaigrette. I've already decided to purchase their BBQ sauce, dressing, and sausages again. Their dessert sauces and other items look great too, so I'll definitely try different products on my next visit.

Amazing jerky and sausage also great tarts. Looking for. a gift for my Dad for FathersDay and they…read moretotally helped out

I pop by here every once in a while and have never been disappointed. The staff are always cheerful…read moreand friendly. I usually get a standard latte to go but last time I was there I got their London Fog and it was a bit sweet but still good. The location is really convenient so I often stop here among a few other errands like grabbing toiletries at Shoppers or some beer at the BC Liquor Store. They have art made by locals for sale -- a few really cute jewellery pieces and cards the last time I was there. There's also a small assortment of coffee items like mugs, drip coffee apparatuses and the like. Parking is just out front at the lot!

Cute little coffee shop. Service is friendly. Coffee was amazing! I had the maple butter latte with…read morehalf the flavor and it was perfect. I would highly recommend.