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!

Foods and service were great but the drink was too sweet and weird flavor. Rice was…read moreundercooked..Not sure why I got charged $2 for 3 piece limes.I can see they put effort on renovations and menu. It just wasn't for me.

We stopped in on a whim, not having been here since it was the Yellow House. It's been Reno'd by…read morethe new owners, but it's still the same cozy feeling as before. We were seated quickly and given menus. Beer selection is small and limited to domestic type pale lagers. They have a nice little selection of craft cocktails, which we opted not to try. The wine selection was small but comprehensive and local, with a good half dozen available "on tap" by the glass, 1/2 litre and one litre. We decided on an off-dry Pinot Grigio based blend they had "on tap", skipped the apples and went straight to entrées. I had the special which was a nice salmon filet topped with a light, delicate cream sauce and capers, with broccoli, carrots and beet and a saffron risotto. My girlfriend had the pan seared chicken with truffles and the same sides as me. The salmon was very good and the veggies perfectly done. The chicken was even better than the salmon. But the risotto was absolutely to die for. Creamy, delicate and slightly sweet. For dessert, we got the crème brûlée with a coffee gelato and a chocolate cake, also with gelato. Both were excellent and wonderful Enders to an exquisite meal. Highly recommended. Service was excellent, and very personal. Jean-René, our server, talked about the items on the menu and the options like he made them himself.

Your typical comfort food. The ribs are always REALLY good. I also really love their cornbread…read more Drawing on the table is fun (for all ages!) and they're easily able to take on larger groups. Their marketing and branding is quirky and unserious, which I absolutely LOVE!

I dare you to find a better server or human being in general than Jeremy. I low key could hate the…read morefood here and still come back regularly just to have interactions with someone as kind, funny, and personable and he is. But the food is good to boot, making this now my favorite BBQ place in Kelowna. Started with a frosty, frozen pink lemonade that was very tasty. My sirloin was cooked perfect medium rare as asked. The onion rings were tasty and crispy and didn't taste Iike old oil (just wish I had been given a few more). The salad was good as well. Will definitely be back!

Dinner was at Oak+Cru in the Delta Hotel right next to ours. It's a bustling place off the lobby…read morewith a good menu if you don't know what you want. We had chips and salsa and guacamole, and then a seafood tower, although since they were out of oysters we ended up with two jars of black lumpfish caviar, which was not a bad thing, although the only time I've eaten caviar with a dinner fork.

We have had dinner here a couple of times in the past six months and both times were good, but not…read morefive star worthy. Our servers on both occasions were highlights, attentive yet also leaving us be. Last night it was just K and I and the previous visit there were five of us outside on the patio. The space is nicely decorated but has no real charm or ambiance, which is understandable in a big hotel. The menu is extensive enough that you should be able to find something to meet the needs of your palate while here, but there are many choices within walking distance that may be a better choice of you are looking for a specific culinary experience. If you don't want to leave the hotel, you shouldn't be disappointed with your choice. Our food while not amazing during each visit was solid, and well presented. It might be a little on the higher end cost wise, but what isn't these days. Given all the choices in the neighbourhood within a short stroll, you may want to explore, but also understand the best choice might be in the hotel you're staying at.

Amazing japanese/latin american fusion restaurant in Kelowna…read more The food is excellent, perfect balance of taste and aromas. Every dish we ordered felt like a delicious treat. I can recommend the steak tartare and ceviche. We tried the pork belly tacos which was also very nice, as well as the miso black cod. The kabocha/white chocolate crème brûlée dessert was a bit strange, it didn't near the pears.

Ok, it's Asian fusion in Kelowna - trying not to be harsh here because we only opted for their…read morestarters which somehow always seem to sound more appetizing than their larger format mains. Our server was extremely friendly and was very forthcoming with her recommendations for wine - which we thoroughly enjoyed. The food was honestly pretty good for what and where you are. Not that this is any excuse for execution, but the tasting notes were unfortunately rather monotonous. All the dishes we got were extremely rich and sweet. Maybe it's not totally fair since we chose all starters, but the dishes really seemed too decadent to finish - not that we didn't anyway. Large portions for sure, so that's a plus if quantity is what you're looking for. Being an izakaya, it makes sense to make the food a bit heartier if you're planning to do a lot of drinking. Still a great experience in a prime location in town!

Another amazing dinner at the best food and beverage patio in Kelowna…read more Well done Creekside and staff!!!

Tonight we ordered Teriyaki Wings...as we have for the past 15 years here. We were delivered Honey…read moreGarlic. The waiter said...'here you go...Honey Garlic". We told him we ordered Teriyaki. He said..."oh, sorry, these are Teriyaki". He left. We discovered they Were Honey Garlic. We mentioned it to another waitress and she returned shortly with the Same Plate but added Teriyaky sauce on top of the original Honey Garlic! We said no, that is not what we ordered and refused the serving. They tried pulling a fast one on us by adding some Teriyaki sauce. We are not stupid. This is now the 2nd time a similar cover-up has happened with us here at Creekside. We will not be returning.

I visited because I heard the wings are good and guess what? The wings are great. I love the honey…read moregarlic, ask for them extra crispy or well done. My only problem was that every cider I ordered was flat. I love a good sparkly cider with my wings; broken ladder would have been perfect. Otherwise, it' loud and kind of sticky, it's a bar. The wings are worth it. Low key.

Had breakfast at Friends Sunday for the first time. We usually meet friends at 'Friends' for beer…read moreand Natchos so this was our first breakfast attempt. Had great Bacon and eggs as well as each order of Omelettes at our table was perfectly cooked and flavourful. Waitress was fantastic(Savanna). Will do the breakfast timeframes as a regular outing now.

Lets say its a cool little pub. Right on the lake, so you can be boating and pull into a dock. Stop…read morefor lunch or a drink or whatever. The patio has a great view of the lake. The service was pretty good, fast and friendly. Drink menu was decent, nothing too fancy but good. I mean you aren't coming here for a wine I doubt. We didnt eat, food looked okay basic pub stuff! For a pub it seems great

Great Ambience and service. Beautiful views, a great spot for the summer. Calamari was so so, a bit…read moreoily. Very busy patio in the summer. Friendly servers.

I'm starting to wonder why I always come here when I'm in Kelowna. We arrived to find our places…read morealready set up and were thrilled to see the Oilers game was on, but service started out really slow. It picked up towards the end but one person ate their entire meal before being asked if they wanted another drink. It also took awhile for our orders to be taken. The food was good and I'm still thinking about the chicken wings. The decor and atmosphere are cool but the seats are incredibly uncomfortable, the armrests dug into everyone's hips/thighs (and we had four different body types).

Honestly, everything was great. Food drinks and service were all well worth trying. Simple relaxed…read moreatmosphere that fits the food well.

Went in to watch the jays. We're asked if we had made reservations and we laughed and said no as…read moreit was 1/4 full. Host said they'd see if they could find us a table. Lol. Beer choices weren't great nor were the cocktails - all weird gen z fruity slushy junk. Service was not taht attentive. The real thing here is that if you have Canadian in your name you better make a damn good Caesar. They do have 5 variations but they should just try to make ONE decent one. I had the single most disgusting Caesar I have ever had in my life. The rimmer was vile, the drink nasty and tasted nothing like Clamato. The worst part was we were told they are out of house vodka due to the strike so we had to pay more for premium top shelf vodka. I was at bar last week with the same situation and they offer top shelf at no extra charge, That's how to run a business. The TVs were the ink6 good thing really.

I recently visited the Canadian Brewhouse Ice Room as part of a give-away experience that I won and…read moreunfortunately, my experience was less than satisfactory. To begin with, the bartender failed to warn us about the extra charges for the tastings. As a result, we ended up with a much higher bill than we anticipated, which left a bad taste in our mouths. While it was not explicitly stated as included or not, I feel like the server could have warned us that it would cost us more money. Onto the experience, normally the MSRP of the experience was $20 per person for 4 shots of liquor to try - which is an alright proposition on the surface. However, the liquor wasn't particularly top shelf, most of it was very generic - Titos, Belvedere, etc. Then, you are basically standing in an industrial cooler thats about 10 by 6 feet for 10-15 minutes pounding down shots with a giant fan whirring to keep everything cool. Not exactly the experience that would make it particularly enjoyable or relaxing unfortunately. Thankfully the experience was mostly complimentary, but I don't think I would have felt it was worth it had I had paid full price. It's a shame because I had to travel from the lower mainland for it and I was an anticipated event, which didn't pan out.