Lovely cafe in an area where there is not much around. That being said this place would stand out…read moreeven in a busy city. Coffee shop and pastries are great. Even more so the Tacos outside are outstanding. Had some al pastor tacos on my last visit

Where to start? First of all, this has LONG been one of my favourite places to stop along the…read moredrive. They serve Oso Negro coffee and they serve it well. The bakery is all hand-made in-house and beyond delicious! You will have a tough time picking one thing. The sizes are huge and the prices are not! The variety is next level We ordered breakfast sandwiches and wraps to-go and each one was brought out by the staff who gently called our name and passed the item. This is such a kind departure from plopping the item on the counter and yelling 'BReakfast wrap!!!!' We meandered through the well-curated little gift shop and 4 of us managed to find to cutest gifts! Do yourself the favour and make this a priority stop.

Only a couple of blocks from downtown, and worth stopping in for java carefully sourced and then…read moreroasted on site. Very personable barista that knew her beans and also could fill me in on the various local trails for my snow hiking explorations later. The drip coffee was the dark roast, and hit the spot perfectly.

Fantastic coffee in a cool minimalist space. Parking out front, and outdoor seating only during…read moreCOVID. They have a few baked goods from Hooper's Bakery, the salted chocolate cookies are so good with coffee!

Formerly JoJo's coffee. Still looks the same inside. Friendly service. Decent menu. Great place to…read morestop at while in town.

actually Gino's Coffee House not that anyone's counting... the foods look the same, the coffee…read morelooks the same, even some of the names on the menu boards are the same so maybe the business has just recently changed hands. just in town looking for lunch and after getting no suitable recommendations for chips and fish nearby I came in for fresh coffee and a little something else. the guy at the ice cream shop recommended the Rustic Reuben so I went along with that. turns out I really need to stop trusting people to make food (specifically sandwiches) correctly: some regional variation is expected when the name is appended but a connection to the original should be obvious. instead what I got was not exactly rye breads, not quite corned beef, and not even close on the russian dressing. the swiss cheese and the sauerkraut (which was rumored to be odd) were spot on though and it was a really good sandwich but it was utterly and entirely and emphatically ¡NOT! a Reuben!! so how about please just call it something else..? also a larger, kosher, and dill-er pickle spear would be fabulous.

A coffee shop inside an antique store? Why not. The coffee and breakfast sandwiches were good. The…read moresmall staff are easily overwhelmed when a bunch of folks shows up at the same time.

yummy coffee, home made pastries, and delicious ciabatta sandwiches. Cozy area to enjoy Old Apple…read moreWarehouse. I found this restaurant by accident, had breakfast one day and went back for lunch the next day as food was so fresh and tasty!

This spot is amazing for food, pastries and coffee. The service is super fast and friendly too! I…read moredefinitely would recommend checking this spot out.

Went a couple of days during my short stay in Osoyoos. My latte was consistently good. Didn't try…read moreanything else. Staff was not overly friendly but they were certainly not unfriendly as other reviews have said. If it is a good latte, I am happy

This was one of the best bakeries I have ever been in. The best buttertart I have ever had. I would…read moredefinitely recommend it to anybody passing through town.

Off the main road, Copper Eagle supplies a fabulous respite heading west toward Osoyoos BC. They…read moresay their butter tart is the best in the area and it was an enjoyable flakey butter crusted tart filled with a gooey sugary heart. A perfect accompaniment to a coffee.

We had the cinnamon twist and maple bar donuts. Both were quite tasty. The twist was nice and…read moresoft with a good mix of cinnamon and sugar on the outside. Ordered the cafe mocha coffee, it was pretty good but tasted more like a hot chocolate. The store had large selection of baked goods.

We had coffee, cinnamon bun and sausage roll at Big Al's. The food was really good. We were able…read moreto grab 1 of the 2 tables available on the sidewalk. Seating inside is very limited because of Covid. The aisles are really well marked with directional signs and there are also circles marked for social distancing. They have a wonderful selection of pastries and breads. While we were there they gave us a couple of peanut butter cookies that were just about to be placed in the display case. They were delicious. The service was very warm and welcoming. I would highly recommend for good service, good food and fair prices.

Holy moly! This place is a hidden gem for sure. We walked in to a hard working team of five older…read morefolks covered in flour explaining that they firmly believe in the old fashion way of making bread, by hand. This place is cozy, welcoming, and smelled amazing. The coffee was decent and everything is made fresh same day. I couldn't have asked for more.

Good baking. Covid aware... except the owner who, despite having intelligent restrictions for staff…read moreand customers, wears her mask as a chin hammock.

Wonderful selection of many different items. They had antique children's books, clothes, cards, and…read moreso much more. There was a little room with plants and I like that they have such eclectic items and it is such a large spot to wander through. There is a nice cafe that serves good food and coffee and it was a fun experience to wander through as I was waiting. As another reviewer mentioned, a bit high for some prices but some were reasonable. The children's books were $5 and we got some great hardcovers for that price, but also got some more beat up and smaller books for the same price. I recommend the trip in!

Adorable place with two floors to immerse yourself in. Having a coffee/ice cream shop within is…read moreunique and perfect for people like me who like to look at everything with a coffee to power through.

This place has so much going for it, that I wish I could have given it five stars. It's clearly…read morepopular with the locals, which is imperative in a small town. It has a great theme with the wooden spoons everywhere, cool old tin panels in the ceiling as well as the burlap bags. You order at the counter, pay and get your numbered wooden spoons which you place in a glass milk carton at the table you choose while awaiting your food. There is plenty of brick inside the restaurant which is always something I like. The woman who took or order said that the owner had bought the place behind them and they were blowing out the wall in between the two establishments so the kitchen can service two places. Sounds good right? The problem we had was that the breakfasts we got were not hot, I mean barely warm. My sunny up eggs were barely done, still alot of clear in the whites. My two halves of toast were put together, butter to butter. The second pieces together for my entire meal I was going to put marmalade on after I had finished all but them. The butter had not even melted into the toast, it was still whole butter. Everything tasted quite good, but it has to be hot. We would certainly return, but it fell just short of the mark. Too bad!

Food was awesome! Soup of the day was minestrone and it was super hearty. My partner had the Cuban…read morepanini and it was also very good. He got the Tiger Spiced Chai, and I got the Honey Nut Latte. I will say my latte could have used a bit more flavor - it was a little bitter, but that could just be their bean blend. It was still pretty good though. Prices were also good! The atmosphere is very nice with the blend of rustic touch and modern features. Loved all the spoon decor.