Paynter Fruit Market is a market and u-pick farm in West Kelowna BC…read more The farm offers guided tours of the orchard, which is quite nice!! We did our own picking of fruits, which were peaches and golden plums. Flowers, pumpkins and pears can also be picked up. The market itself has a full variety of BC fruits and vegetables, along with products made locally. Paynter's market is one of MANY orchards, farms and markets in the Okanagan valley which sells produce!! The ambiance is very nice and warm. It's nice to go to an orchard and pick your own fruits and vegetables, which can of course be eaten fresh, but used for other prepared dishes and preserves. Service at Paynter's is very professional and friendly, and very knowledgeable of local produce and items.

I love getting all my staples here, coffee, bread, veg, cream, eggs etc…read more My kid loves getting icecream and rolling down the grass in the back, nice way to spend some time with a coffee.

Best Bakery I have been to in Kelowna…read more First off, the staff. The staff is exceptional. So friendly, make you feel like they appreciate your business, make suggestions as to what to have. They all make is a delightful experience. The baking.... yum. We were doing some house renovations nearby so literally went here every day for ten days. I would pop in to Starbucks for my coffee and then get a treat here. Everything we had was delicious - the peanut butter cup (yum), cherry almond bar, peanut butter cookie....... tonight it is Saskatoon Berry pie. Also bought a few loaves of Sourdough. A really wonderful bakery and if you are in the neighbourhood, and even if you are not, it is worth the trip.

I got a birthday cake from Tripke Bakery. Got a Tiramisu cake. The cake was very tasty. Inside…read morethere is a nice sweet jam. I really like the cake. The presentation was very nice. We live very close to it. I would say walking distance. They have some pretty good bakery items such as bread, scones etc. They do sell out so if you show up too late there could be nothing left.

Every single thing I consumed from here was amazing.. no words. The smell is amazing, food amazing,…read moregreat customer service. I'm back in the states and miss it already :( I tried the Nanaimo bar, Boston cream donut, maple custard donut, and chocolate tart. Can't wait to try the sourdough when I get home, I'm sure it'll be just as great as everything else!

The food was really good. The staff was friendly, lots of them just standing around chatting. The…read morecoffee was okay nothing special. I missed a little bit more cosy area to sit down but loved the big wooden bench.

This was our second time coming here…read more Food was still extremely slow coming out. Also, the portions were small for the price. Hubby's eggs bene were acceptable, but I ordered a breakfast sandwich without egg and it didn't come with anything else described on the menu. Basically all I received was two thin slices of back bacon on a bun with mayo; none of the veg or cheese as advertised. Not a great choice.

Food: excellent Atmosphere: perfect…read more Service: impeccable Thoroughly enjoyed our small breakfast and delicious coffee. Will be back next time we're in the area!

The food was excellent, we had sandwiches and a cookie and stuffed croissant for dessert. Not a…read moresingle complaint.

Everything was wonderful ...... service....food.... atmosphere !!!…read more Prices are great !!! Home made food !!! Delicious !!

This is my favourite spot in Kelowna ! The stuff is incredible and the food is amazing! I love…read moretheir ice teas and their BLTAs and also their power egg sandwiches!

Not crazy about this place. It's a shame coz we were really looking forward to it…read more Servers weren't friendly. No smile. No greetings. No attention towards us. We had to call for service. I regretted tipping. Lesson learned - never tip before completing a meal and having the full experience. We waited about 20 mins for coffee. When we followed up, she said "it's coming"; and went about standing there doing nothing. This is insane. Food wasn't great but at least the bread and veggies were fresh. Coffee sucked. Sadly, we threw it away. It felt like the leftover at the end of a brewing pot when we paid for and expected a luscious latte. Not going back. Not a nice vibe. Sad.

Sandrine on Lakeshore is a really pretty little French patisserie and coffee shop. The food was…read morebeautiful and delicious - we tried the Nutella croissant, turkey and bean turnover, and ham and cheese croissant, along with coffee ($50 for everything). I really liked the spot and would definitely recommend trying the food, but their ordering system needs some work. There were three people working, but instead of each person having a specific role, they all seemed to rotate between taking orders, heating food, and making coffee, so we waited 20 minutes for our coffees! It would be a much better customer experience if each person had a dedicated job, especially when it's busy. Overall, the food was good and it's a lovely little spot. Worth trying, but expect you may have to wait!

On the pricey side, but worth every dollar…read more While in Kelowna, we went to this location and the other, and tried a variety of pastries and chocolates. Although the macarons were good, the best I've had were at Bon Macaron Patisserie in Vancouver. However, the other sweets were outstanding. I highly recommend the Moulin Rouge (flourless mousse cake) any of the chocolates that include caramel, and the cherry ganache (candy). They also had mille-feuille, which is made of thin layers of pastry with pastry cream in between. It blew my mind. Service was okay. The young women who worked in both places were super busy and a bit impatient. As far ambiance goes, everything was bright white and clean. Expect a line.

Coming from Alberta, I always have liked the few flavors of syrup of Summerland Sweets I could find…read moreat a grocery store, but this place is like the ultimate jam and syrup destination! There are so many more flavors than just raspberry and blueberry, and more jams than I could count. When we visited we were stunned for a moment when we walked in, and we shopped for a long time. Along with all the fruit-flavored goodies there are so may cute home items and decor to look at, as well as ice cream (there was a busy line for this while we were shopping). Summerland Sweets is in the middle of a number of wineries and made for a great break from wine tasting (including wonderful clean public washrooms). This is now a mandatory stop when we visit the Summerland area, and my only regret is not going home with one of the 4L jugs of syrup!

Summerland Sweets is a rustic wood building that reminds me of Little House on the Prairie. The…read moreparking lot is gravel and there are several picnic benches outside to use while you enjoy your treats. My father grew up in Summerland and still owns his family home and vineyard there. We toured the area this time and bumped into Summerland sweets. What a great find! We walked in and found shelves and shelves of jam, fruit candies, pottery, fruit wines, and an ice cream counter in the back. Our group of 10 all stopped for an ice cream and we were so glad we did! They offer two types of cones and a bunch of different flavors of ice cream. The standard scoop is HUGE. The ice cream prices are very cheap (see photo) and the scoops are generous. The girls working the counter are very friendly and were super nice with our 4 seniors (all over age 85) who were trying to decide what to get. The cherry ice cream was a huge hit! There is also a wine tasting room where they serve fruit wines. The colors are beautiful and the wine tasting is free. We ended up with some fruit flavored candy for my husband to bring back to work (in Houston). We don't do a lot of touristy type things when we go to the Okanagan, so this was a wonderful place to stop, close to where we were staying. I highly recommend Summerland Sweets for a quick stop for ice cream, wine tasting, and gift shopping. If you love maple syrup or fruit syrup they sell that too!