Beautiful winery! My mom and I decided we wanted to do some wine tasting while in BC. Why not?!…read more This was our second stop of the adventure. Tucked away in the trees, family run place. They had quite a few samples of wine and I ended up buying 4 bottles. A chocolate dessert wine, a buttery white and two reds. I'm looking forward to drinking them.

This is a bit of a delayed review but drinking a bottle of their wine at home today reminded me of…read morethe awesome experience we had at this winery. My husband and I were on a road trip in the summer and decided to try a local winery on our way. We are so glad we stopped here. Beautiful location near Salmon Arm and a wonderful owner to greet us on our arrival. We went through a tasting and ended up with about 4 bottles. The bottle I opened recently that prompted this awesome review was the 2017 Siegerrebe - delicious! Would definitely recommend stopping by to anyone driving through the area.

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!

This is gem, and obviously flies under the radar. The wine is great, staff attentive, and there's a…read morelot of thought going into the small details. The vibe is summery, laid back, and welcoming. Their charcuterie tray and multiple options are a nice touch. There's something for everyone here. Be prepared to find a smile on your face as time slows down and you enjoy the simple pleasures of Sunnybrae, and this quaint little winery.

A gem of a little winery. We came here to sample their wines while enjoying the spectacular view…read morefrom the patio, and neither disappointed. The service was top notch, attentive without being overbearing, and there was a nice selection of wines to choose from. We were there on a Sunday, after lunch, so did not have any of the food offerings, but what we saw being delivered to the other tables looked yummy. And serious plus, dog friendly!

We were in town for our son's hockey tournament and took a date day to check out wineries in town…read moreand this was our first and favourite. We expected them to be slow so we're shocked they were open so early for tastings...and it was at the end of the "season" (late September?) but as we drove in we saw a groundskeeper hustle over to the tasting room to serve us there. He was great. Didn't rush us at all. Told us many stories. It was an absolute win. Wines were nice. 100% recommend to anyone doing tours of that area. Not a destination on its own but awesome as part of a food/drink adventure.

Larch Hills was a blind tasting first place Winner!…read more For my birthday I had a wine tasting event. Larch Hills Ortega won. So we had to try it in person. The wines are fantastic, smooth, very well balanced and unique. Family style, authentic, persona free customer service spotlights the experience 10/10.

Cute new cafe in Enderby (a block off the highway)…read more Absolutely love this café! Ender Beans Café is a true gem in the heart of Enderby. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The decor is charming and makes you want to settle in and relax with a coffee and a good book. The coffee is next level. You can really tell they care about the quality of their beans. I've also tried a few of their baked goods, and they are to die for! The scones and muffins are always fresh The staff here are super friendly. It's the kind of place where they remember you. Highly recommend this place if you're in the area! Definitely my new go-to spot in Enderby.

Indeed this grocery store is absolutely as good as it gets out here in Scotch Creek. They have…read moreeverything you need with prices that are reasonable. For breakfast we picked up some raisin bread, eggs, bacon, and hash browns. They have freshly baked goods, beer and wine, a nice selection of meats and frozen foods, as well as toiletries for those times you forget your toothbrush or need some soap for your shower. They do it all! Credit cards accepted here.

Awesome little grocery store, has everything you need. The thing that impressed me the most was the…read moreliquor department, absolutely amazing wine selection, one of the best I have seen in B.C. and all of the beer and coolers and in a cooler all pre-chilled for the day at the lake.

Dinner here. An interesting environment on a farm. The dining hall is essentially open air in a…read morereconstructed barn building. One must order on the way into the building and sit at communal table on bench seats. However the service is good and the food was well prepared. There is a store where one can buy bread and other items. The menu is varied but there is not too much for a vegetarian: pizza, a vegetable sandwich, and a salad. Nevertheless an interesting experience.

Simply fabulous restaurant experience. I don't understand the previous reviews. The restaurant is a…read morenon typical experience, but "Vive la différence" This is not a place for those who like suburb chain food. Perhaps we were in the middle of nowhere overlooking beautiful countryside, but it is worth it. We spent 2 weeks traveling from Salt Lake City to Armstrong BC. We stopped and ate a variety of restaurants (and wineries) along the way through Walla Walla and returning back through Island Park, ID. This restaurant was by far our favorite. The venue is original, the service, drinks, and food are excellent. Plus, the experience extraordinary. So much so, we ate there for dinner one night and returned the next day to eat lunch. Truly a special farm to table experience and for a reasonable price.

Excellent products and service, my second experience there, one inside and one outside on the…read morepatio. Friendly professional staff both times

Great coffee, bagel sandwiches, good (if greasy) sausage rolls. Comfy environment. Friendly service.read more