We arrived shortly after opening. Because of that we got plenty of attention from our server…read more I ordered a beer (Dark Knight, a black IPA that was more hoppy than malty!), my son an iced tea. I got the Throwback burger n fries. He has the salt n pepper chicken wings. He was very impressed with how crispy, yet juicy they were. Burger was okay. Tasty, a bit small for the price, yet I was still full after so it's for the best. Fries were a crispier version of McDonald's fries...came with a ketchup hybrid...a bit spicy. Was good! I finished with another beer, Hop Smuggler.

Food is always very good and creative. Service in person is excellent--service over the phone…read moresucks. We've had to call in take out orders when their website has been down and the lady (s) on the phone have been rude as if we were really bothering them.

Amazing experience. The people were great and the food was delicious! It was relaxing and worth the…read morewait.

Sounds like this may be an unpopular opinion but I would say the Noble Pig was mid at best. We came…read morein after a long day at a nearby hockey tournament so it was definitely a full house, but based on rave reviews we were expecting much more than what we received. The ambiance was chill and the booths were roomy and comfortable but sadly that was probably the highlight of the meal. The server was ok but not overly friendly or attentive by any means. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich, a pulled pork "bowl" and a small pizza. Nothing too crazy or over the top so we figured it was pretty simple and would be relatively fast. To our surprise it took a solid 40 minutes. We figured that one of the dishes may have taken a bit longer so we stayed patient, but when the food was served it was lukewarm nearing cold. The food was nothing special but maybe could have gotten another star had it been served hot. Sadly disappointed to be quite honest, the best part of the actual meal itself was the side of French fries that accompanied the pulled pork sandwich. Sadly, the menu prices definitely did not match the quality of food or rave reviews.

On a recent trip to Kamloops I spotted this brewery that looked to have a fun atmosphere inside…read more The pinball machines caught my attention as well as the pool table. It was pretty low-key on a Tuesday night. Service was extremely helpful and prompt. There is a ton of different draft beers to select from, and the ones I tried were super good. I also couldn't decide whether to go for some interesting appetizers or their pizza. Because they have a pizza oven I went with the Canadian pizza, and it was very yummy. I went by myself so I had some nice leftovers to bring home. I would definitely give this place a shot if you are around this area.

I thought I would try this place because glazed and confused got a kamloops award. The place is…read morecasual and busy. I sat at the bar. While the service is decent, the food was subpar. I would say that the burger wasnt hot but just warm. The portion was also small and presentation was sloppy. I would probably not come back and go some other place for a burger.

Good beers. Ordered the cocktail flight as well. Very tasty. Staff is super friendly and quick. Not…read moretoo busy when we came in. Would definitely come back.

Was here in August, '25. Easy walk from my downtown Kamloops hotel. Tasty beer, friendly bartenders…read moreand friendly patrons. And the Korean restaurant nearby delivers (and was very good).

Touted as Canada's first certified organic microbrewery, this place is about as good as it gets in…read moreterms of street cred. The place is about 1h out of Kamloops, and maybe 45 minutes from Salmon Arm. In case you're wondering, a Crannog is a Scottish (and Irish) stilted building, usually built on bogs. Getting here involves a turn onto a side street (literally an intersection, not an exit) right off Highway 1. A GPS helps big time here. Parking is available in the small lot in front of the building. There is barely enough room for 8 vehicles. Other than 1 type of brew during my visit, only pre-filled growlers were available. In other words, one cannot simply bring in a growler for a filling for most beers. Guess their operation is too small. I was able to fill my growler for $15, while my buddy picked up a pre-filled one for $20. Tours are available (free, but reservation required), which last about 1h. This is a special mention, because not only is it quite educational, but those who complete the tour get a free tasting (4 beers at the time of writing) at The Bloody Stump, their in-house tasting room. Definitely learned quite a few things. For example, almost everything used for brewing is produced on the property. The water is drawn from a well, and the hops are grown on site. The used barley is used to feed the hogs in a small pen nearby, and the hog poop is used to grow more hops. The tasting room is very cozy, but this is where one can try the different brews. Special mention goes to the Red Branch ale. This is probably one of the best craft beers I've ever had in my entire life. Yes, it's that good. I regret not picking up a pre-filled growler of that stuff.

Possibly the best Irish Stout outside of Dublin! Great atmosphere, all organic, wonderful small…read morefarm operation. The young woman who showed me around was awesome! Great to young adults, let alone women getting involved in the industry....and politics! Keep it up!

What a great spot. Be ready for lots of kids and a lively atmosphere. And there might be a bit of a…read morewait but they tell you up front and are super nice. I believe it's a stop on the BC craft brew tour. I got their lighter craft beer (named after Captain Krunch) and it was delicious - I was halfway through before I realized and I do not usually drink a whole beer let alone half. We were heading out of Canada at this point and I hadn't had anything "Canadian" yet so I ordered the poutine - wow, it was scrumptious. I loved that they had hot dogs on the menu, and that the kids were having so much fun there playing the abundant games left around the place (there are also retro arcade games). We chatted freely with the (I'm guessing) owner and just were left with an all around good impression of not only the restaurant but the entire town.

Empty Keg brewing is a great addition to Merritt BC , a wonderful family run business and a great…read moreselection of on premise brewed beers ! If you're traveling through or if you live here you owe it to yourself to sample and enjoy ! They also have wine , cider , seltzer and coffee and appetizers available. Cheers!!

Best wine making place in Kamloops - least expensive - Jeff, Kevin (owners) & staff are friendly,…read moreknowledgeable & courteous.

From the owner: As a Ferment-on-Premise, you can brew your own beer, wine, ciders or coolers with us on premise…read more You tell us what you want to enjoy, we brew it - you pitch the ingredients (yeast) - and we do the rest until it is ready to bottle, then you come in and bottle it! True craft beer, wine, ciders and coolers made locally right here in Kamloops - to your taste, and for a fraction of the cost! We are a team of people passionate about our craft and who are determined to provide the best quality beverages that are enjoyable and affordable. Our stores are friendly and fun environments, and we enjoy spending our time meeting people from the local community who enjoy good beer, wine, ciders and coolers as much as we do!

We have had the chance to try Left Field cider from farmers markets and the odd time we have found…read moreit at liquor stores. On a recent drive back to Vancouver from the Prairies we were able to stop in to this beautiful location not too far from Merritt BC. We had a chance to sample a few of the ciders which varied and taste and then purchased a few bottles. We were able to crack open a bottle and enjoy it on a bench outside and taking the peaceful surroundings. They are one of our most favourite ciders we have ever had and this visit was a treat. You can also purchase some other small local goods in their shop.

My fav cider you ask? The Rhubarb infused creation from Left Field Cider Co. of course! Left Field…read moremakes handcrafted, small batch, artisanal English style ciders north of Merritt at Mammett Lake, a gorgeous area. They use English & French dessert apples and everyday eating apples to create some delicious concoctions! This family run business started off with an idea to make cider in a bucket in their kitchen, and turned into a business after taking many cidermaking courses with some of the pros! They have a Bunk House dry hopped cider that is delicious and the perfect cider for all you beer lovers, made with Cascadian and Chinook hops. The School House ginger infused gives a nice warm and spicy punch of ginger. Joe Shack Rhubarb infused is obviously my favourite, I've never had a rhubarb cider before and now I'm obsessed! Made with local BC rhubarb of course! The Cook House is a raspberry infused, which makes it a little tart and sweet. Then they have their Big Dry, Little Dry, Pear Dry and English Dry. They also have a cider club where you'll get a case for Spring, Summer & Fall with free pickups in Merritt, Kamloops, Kelowna and Vancouver and starting at only $71 a case, that's under $6 a bottle! Woot! They have no doubt inspired me to jump on the cider wagon!

First time checking out Cambium Cidery & Restaurant. Last time we were here, it was BX Press. They…read morenow have a full fledged restaurant serving wood-fired pizzas. There's a dozen cider flavours, bottles (500mL) are $8.33 to $9.65. Tastings are $4.35/person, non-refundable for four pours; modern apple, earl grey, rhubarb, cherry and raspberry lavender (bonus). Best was the rhubarb. Bought a couple of bottles; blackcurrant cardamom ($9.15), rhubarb ($9.65) and winter ($8.33).

We had the most amazing meal here at cambium! Their earl grey cider and black currant cardamom…read moreciders were my absolute favorites - and 20oz cider flight was only $14 and they were all great!!! My least favorite was the currantly caliente cider, but honestly every other thing I ate on the menu blew me out of the water. Especially their gluten free feature pizza. I don't know how they got the dough so pillow, soft, yet perfectly crispy but we all agreed that it was some of the best pizza each of us ever had. Definitely recommend the pork as a main and their portions are absolutely huge and delicious! The polenta and veggies really added to the pork dish and I honestly could not have been happier with the crispy skin and tender meat inside.

Mmmmmm. Beer! Okanagan Springs Brewery. I like to eat as local as I can, so I appreciate that I…read morecan drink a locally brewed beer too. I love the darkest stuff available. They have a website so maybe you can find the right one for your taste buds. www.okspring.com