One of many breweries in the brewery district cluster. Not sure what the theme is supposed to be…read more Vintage surfer/dockside (think Beach Boys) comes to mind. Cute logo too. Parking is available on the side streets, as well as some unpaved spots to the E of the building. The place is basically an old dumpy warehouse, which gives it that vintage feel. There is a nice big N facing patio. Staff are friendly. For some reason, this place doesn't allow for counter orders. Staff bring the beers. The selection is mostly lagers and ales. Some of the beers are water themed, but overall the list is pretty eclectic. The kitchen serves some pub food such as burgers and appies. Not a bad place to check out.

Omg! A lovely lady at a local winery recommended this place to us and it did not disappoint. They…read moreoffer their own microbrews BUT the chefs are next level. I ordered the featured flat iron steak with local fruits- cherries and seared apricots, caramelized onions in a puree, garlic scapes (new to me) and a frisée on a celery root cream with asparagus. Wow! My hubby had the tostada sandwich with ancho pork and their signature home made ketchup chips. All nicely priced. We will be coming back!

My husband is a home brewer so we visit lots of breweries when we travel. Immediately upon pulling…read moreinto town when we stopped here where he could enjoy a West Coast IPA. I may have snagged a few sips! In addition to beer they also serve Italian soda with craft made cordials to mix in. Six varieties! Fun spot that was hopping on a Tuesday night!

drink beer. have fun. Fun little bar with great beer! Mr. Smiley hazy ipa --'cause smiling's my…read morefavorite!

Super fun place. Great bowling, friendly and great service good beer. I will go again.read more

For the longest time I was told to visit BNA bar if you ever went to Kelowna. And now I can see…read morewhy! I stopped by at 5 when the restaurant was open and there a line up outside the door and for good reason. Happy hour! Good food, cheap beer, good service and a great ambiance. They even have an arcade upstairs alone with a bowling alley! This place was amazing. I had their smash burger (it is only one patty on the happy hour menu) along with a beer and my friends had the wonton nachos and wings. The food was very good. The beer was pretty cheap for happy hour and there was quite a rush. I quite enjoyed my evening here and can't wait to come back!

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.

Old school car themed brewery in downtown Penticton. Think Herbie…read more Parking is available on the street. The interior has that gritty blue collar feel. Very well done. Feels like a gas station from the 1960s. They have a raised stage, which I imagine hosts live music on certain nights. Staff are friendly. No complaints. As of my visit, they had 11 beers, mostly on the light side. Great for some easy drinking. Everything hit the spot. This place does have some food as well, though I didn't try. Worth checking out if one is in the area.

This is one of my new go to places in penticton for both food and drinks. The energy of the place…read moreis welcoming and vibrant, with very unique decor! The beer selection is great and I finally got to try their new food menu. Wow the gourmet hot dogs, goat cheese spinach dip and fresh baked pretzels are to die for. They also have live bands in the evening which is super fun. This has become a regular stop when I'm in town! Highly recommend.

Really fantastic brewery in W Kelowna…read more Parking is plentiful in the adjacent lot. Place is bright and modern, with nice large windows that really let the sun in. There is also a E facing patio. Staff are friendly and cheerful. No complaints. The beers are water/beach themed. Pretty good selection overall. They also have pub food available. The hot capicola pizza I had was delicious. Friends and I had a very good time here. Highly recommend both the food and drink.

This place is a gem! The food is fantastic, the service is…read moregreat. We had the tacos trio as an appie, they are great. We each shared a flight of beer , they were delicious and a mix of in home brewed and local breweries. We then moved onto the pizzas, the Brie pizza is delicious especially if you add prosciutto. The service was great even though they were very busy. And the food was quick.

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.

We read that The Noble Pig was the best restaurant in Kamloops so it was our first stop in town. We…read morearrived around dinner time and hungry! We were seated right away by a friendly host and our server who was super helpful throughout our visit. While we dined, the place got much busier and had a nice buzz to it. It had a distinct theme inside that aligns with its name and its selection of flagship brews. As I mentioned, we were hungry after a long drive so we obviously over ordered. We started with the Triple Threat Pull Apart Bread and the Crispy Pickles. Both were amazing! The bread was so soft and delicious and the pickles were savoury, but also spicy! Be warned! My partner ordered the Stuffed Yorkies because they weren't something we'd seen on a menu before. He loved them! The dish was three Yorkshire puddings stuffed full so it was also HUGE. I got the Flagship Mac and, honestly, for a place with multiple macs on the menu, it was remarkably unremarkable, unfortunately. Don't be discouraged, though! The quality of the rest of the food was so high that it made up for that tiny miss. If you're in Kamloops, check out The Noble Pig. They also have a great patio!

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!