Not a bad place to stop if you're passing through or staying in Logan lake. Decent diner fare,…read morenothing spectacular about it but nothing terrible either. The pub and the cafe share a kitchen, so be advised that on wing night (Wednesday) you're going to be waiting a while for your food.

Came in for lunch while hunting in region. Omelette was OK. My partners lunch was a bison burger…read moreand was of poor quality for the price. The service was pleasant but the bill way to high for the quality.

We loved the bannock (fry bread) and entree bowls at this Indigenous-owned cafe-- one of our best…read morefood memories from a trip to Banff National Park from the West Coast. Unique flavors and good vibes!

I admit, I had ZERO idea what bannock is, but my kid had heard of this small cafe and she really…read morewanted to try it, so who am I to say no?!! Reading the other reviews, I see I'm not alone in stopping here en route to Penticton (it's a good mid-point for a break). There's a small parking strip on the side of the building. I love supporting smaller shops and cafes, and this particular one is indigenous-owned so it seems extra special! Love the motto, too: "Don't panic..We have bannock!". Cute! The cafe is small but clean, with Indigenous artwork on the walls. Of course we ordered bannock! I ordered a maple one, and my kid ordered a berry one (might've been the Saskatoon berry, I forget). I'll be honest, they were absolutely delicious, and fresh, and fluffy and sweet and glazed, but mine absolutely did NOT have much of a maple taste - like, AT ALL. It was like the glaze on a Krispy Kreme glazed donut. Delicious, yes, and sugary, but not maple-y. My kid's berry one was very subtle in its berry flavor. Again, excellent, but not knock-out berry-y. To me, these treats were similar to donuts without the holes. More like fluffy fritters. Delicious, but not as unique as I thought they'd be. As for the coffees....my maple latte, again, sadly, did not taste at ALL maple-y. But it was an excellent coffee: very smooth and flavorful. You could tell the beans were excellent. There just was no maple taste. But my kid had a berry latte (again, I forget what kind), but this drink was EXCELLENT and it totally DID have a distinct berry flavor to it, and it was wonderful! (We both tried both bannocks and both lattes, and we both agreed on this review). We didn't try the sandwiches but they looked quite good. They also had some cute Kekuli Cafe merch for sale.

Back almost 2 years later now and it's still fantastic. Busy as always but so worth it. They were…read moreout of the new breakfast wrap I wanted to try but they made a suggestion of what I should try instead and the breakfast bagel was incredible. My boyfriend and our friend both got the kielbasa and are obsessed with it. Word on the street is they are opening a pizza place next door to the caffe and I can't wait to try it next time I'm up. Always the nicest interactions in the coziest spaces :)

Wow! Came in this morning for breakfast, and Bolacco exceeded my expectations. We tried a delicious…read morealmond/caramel pastry that paired well with the cappuccino. Also got an iced chai latte, which was packed with flavor. The breakfast bagel was lovely, it had fresh eggs and mustard, with multiple bagel flavors to choose from. The avocado toast was also super yummy, the tomatoes were a nice touch-just wish it had more than one piece of toast! The service was quick and the cafe had a welcoming vibe.

I came into the cafe with my baby at 2:30pm and was told that I couldn't stay in to eat my wrap…read morebecause they get too busy and needed lots of time for closing tasks.. I spent 40$ to be told that I pretty much had to go eat outside with my son in the cold. I used to love this cafe, now not so much. The barista failed to make my coffee right either. So disappointed to see this cafes customer service go right down hill. There were ample places free we could have sat down and ate. Being pushed out the door way before closing is not okay.

I definitely found my new coffee place when I visit Kamloops. Wish I found it sooner. Coffee and…read morefood are delicious. Very friendly staff as well! Super quick service

Great atmosphere, wonderful gal behind the counter. Food was good. Best of all, it is quiet enough…read moreyou can actually chat with others.

Merritt is a ghost town on Sunday…read more Being from Vancouver, I bounced out of the motel at a chipper and squirrel-like 10am and strolled down to the ten or so streets that make up downtown Merritt expecting to take my pick of brunch places. I tend to assume small towns are churchy because I watch a lot of movies and documentaries based from the USA, so I had visions of post-church families in crowded diners eating adorable meals and drinking tea. This is not so. There was nothing open. Except fast food, the Coldwater (I'll review that one later,) and Mandolin's which is near the grocery store. They had cornered the market, so I thought they didn't really need to try anymore. But holy hell, their bagel melt was awesome! They roast the turkey themselves, then add dill cream cheese, some onions, peppers, lots of cheese, and maybe other stuff, I lost track, but it is really good! Their coffee is good too. And they have soy milk. And Wifi! So I could just hang out there all day and work on stuff. Yay! If you find yourself in Merritt on a Sunday, totally go here.

Always good to stop here. Only down site: David, there are not enough Cookies! Love the coffee…read more Nice people!

Hey don't drive by! Stop in Hedley for a yummy break. Great…read morecoffee and baked goods that look locally made. Iced coffee was refreshing and kept me alert for the rest of the journey. Lovely ambiance especially inside with all sorts of curios. Outside are misters on those hot days. Hedley has quite a mining history. Visit the museum across the street. Grab a coffee and check out area. Chat with locals. Support these small town unique businesses so they don't disappear. Haven't you been to enough Starbucks already? ;)

A very laid back and casual experience. The food was good but the amount of bacon on the bennies…read morewas stingy. Nick was entertaining and informative so we enjoyed our visit.

One of the best and most unique poutines I've ever had! The jerk sauce/gravy had the perfect amount…read moreof kick and was so savory with a gelatinous texture that I know may sound weird but somehow worked really well with the fries and the squeaky cheese curds which were phenomenal! The grapefruit salad was the perfect pair for the poutine as it provided a sweet, earthy, healthy balance. The plantain app was good, but I wish they were more caramelized. Thankfully the amazing mango chutney saved the dish with such a powerful tastebud explosion! Our server was very sweet and attentive. We loved eating in the outdoor patio with our pup who enjoyed shade from the picnic table and umbrella.

Food is incredible. Definitely more of a traditional restaurant experience than a cafe but…read morewonderful all the same. Service is wonderful and it is as cozy as it is busy!

Best meal of the trip so far! This place is cozy and friendly and worth the wait! The service was…read moreincredibly friendly, the kind of people that take the time to get to know you, while also working happily and efficiently. My kind of people! We started with the carrot cake (best decision of my day) and I'm not a dessert person. We ate it while waiting for our lunch, which was pretty timely, especially considering how busy they were. We enjoyed the vertical garden salad and the funghi sandwich. Both were equally delicious! Our experience was so good we are coming back tomorrow for lunch!

This is the best cafe in sun peaks. Coffee drinks (Nutella Latte rocks) are fantastic. Everything…read moreon the breakfast menu is fantastic. Service is excellent.

They are NOT "gluten-free" as in celiac friendly - I'd classify as "gluten-friendly" for fad gluten…read morefree diners. In fact, this place is completely clueless when it comes to proper gluten free and it is terrible food on top of it. Their crepes are made on the same griddle and I was told they use separate utensils and put down a "layer of oil as a barrier". FYI-a layer of oil does NOT make a barrier for gluten. I ordered the regular crepe for my husband - he said it was more like a pancake and not terribly good. I ordered the breakfast that was supposed to have scrambled eggs, hash browns and bacon. I asked how the hash browns were prepared as I was concerned about cross contamination (often hash browns are fried in the same fryer as gluten items). I was told they are baked. Once I received my plate, I realized they were frozen hash browns so had to go request to look at the ingredients. Those were fine but I could have been told when I was clearly concerned about gluten contamination. I had a mouth full of the eggs which were flavourless and slimy/mushy so I would hazard a guess that they also came from a box/bag and not from the shell. My dining companions each shared two regular crepes, one with eggs and they thought the eggs in the crepes were terrible and disappointed in the quality of the crepe itself. They also left half their cappuccinos.