Stopped in as we have not given this place a try let and absolutely loved it! The wines were…read morefantastic and very reasonably priced, the view was fantastic and the server we had was one of the best we've had. He had such a great knowledge about the farming process and spoke in great detail of how the grapes are grown. We learned so much! Our service also told us about the olive oil and white vinegar that they produce as well. We were able to taste them and they were fantastic! Would definitely return!!

We made a reservation for a tasting of their reds, and Wade took very good care of us! It is…read moreobvious he is very passionate about wine growing, soil conditions, and being sustainable, and he was able to share all of the differences in nuances in the wines we tasted. The wines are beautifully expressed, and reminded us of some of the great reds we tasted on our last trip to Italy - this is definitely worth a stop if you are in the Osoyoos area, just be sure to make a reservation in advance!

We just spent a lovely few days here. There is not one negative comment I could possibly come up…read morewith. Rooms are spacious and very comfortable. I was hoping for one cooler night to use the fire place. The pool area is lovely with enough seating. It is kept very clean. Breakfast is terrific. Everything is made in house including the croissants. Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. It as absolutely blissful. We can not wait to return.

We stopped here on our way north headed to Kelowna, as it is known for some of the best wines in…read morethe area according to ChatGPT. They were very busy, but they were able to squeeze us in without a reservation (yay!). First, as a bird lover, I just loved that everything was owl themed. The wines were delicate, well balanced and really really nice. The woman who did our tasting was very informative and knowledgeable on the wines, the history of the winery and did a great job walking us through the wines. I fell in love with their Caruja, which is a dessert wine. They had a white and red version and I loved them both. They had lots of fun things in their store, many owl and bird themed items. This place is absolutely worth the stop! But I'd make a reservation so you don't have to weasel your way in like we did.

They could add more food selection to their menu. Also when ordering something let the customer…read moreknow if it is an add on or not. I ordered 2 salads to go. The waitress told me "you have a choice of chicken or salmon" she didn't mention that it was an add on. I thought it was part of the salad. The prices are outrageous. They have a breakfast buffet. I didn't go to that. When I did go to order my take out food there wasn't one customer in the restaurant. They really need to improve because they way there are going now, they aren't going to last. No one wants to go to a restaurant that doesn't have much selection. So if me and my friend come to the Holiday Inn again and Sol restaurant is there any longer, I won't be surprised. I/we were very disappointed. You would think that for a hotel, they would have a better restaurant. So unless you like a small selection of food to choose from, don't go to Sol restaurant. Carl B. Vancouver.

Unfortunately, came back to this restaurant this year. Different staff and when we ordered, they…read moreprovided us a cocktail menu, however, when we tried to order they informed us they could not provide us cocktails, only beer, wine and water. Diet soft drinks were also not available. They also didn't have any vinegar for our fish and chips, our steak was given to us later than all the other meals and with no steak knives. Unfortunately, my review from last year has changed.

Excellent place for an awesome beer! We stopped today for a beer and ended up coming back for…read moreanother! Relaxed atmosphere with good music and options on tap! Excellent tables available inside and out, quiet, cool and welcoming! The young gentleman working today had such a welcoming attitude and helped us with food options locally really love this kind of service will definitely return and recommend to friends!

It would be nice if someone in this organization would update the website regarding hours of…read moreoperation. The weekend hours of the Taproom haven't been correct since September. Pretty disappointing when you drive in and see a "Closed" sign. The beer is good.

What a fun concept. We tried Tender Hope and really enjoyed the Rosè and bought a few bottles…read more Staff was lovely and knowledgeable.

The place is new, modern inviting buzzing with coolness. It…read moreis a complete humiliation for a person with limited mobility. Narrow staircases lead to all places. All have wheelchair entrance next to a gravel path. Accessibility is a joke here.

Welcoming, lively inn on the water. I loved the sounds of children playing in the pool. Open yards…read moreprovide seating, and there is a grill. In the back of the inn, there is river access and seats there as well. Everything was quiet at night, and we slept well. Rooms were clean and comfortable, and a simple breakfast was provided.

We stayed here for the Hot air balloon roundup. Not sure its worth $270 a night as it really could…read moreuse some insulation and updating- but it was so cool and convenient to be able to watch the hot air balloons launch right on the property. We also appreciated being able to bring our dog. The lobby where breakfast was served was decorated in a western theme. It was clean and offered very friendly staff

The wine was reasonably good, the tasting room experience less good. The tasting room is small and…read moredark, the atmosphere is a bit over-the-top, with hand lettered labels in script on each bottle. We didn't learn much from the staff during the tasting, though they did try to impress us - this winery thinks a lot of it self - the opposite of unpretentious. We heard more useful information about the nearby formula-1 racetrack (when outside, we could hear the Porches revving in the background for that day's driving clinic) than almost anything else.

This place is a wine snob's paradise. Just take a look at their labels: vintage, varietal,…read morevineyard, soil, region, harvest date, brix, oak, tons per acre, vineyard manager and winemaker are all listed, in addition to the number. That is some attention to detail! If you are left with any questions after a careful read of the label, just ask one of the knowledgeable hosts. If you're lucky, you'll be served by Leigh. Not only does she know her wines, but she's strikingly beautiful. The wine is served to you in a different glass each time. They stock the proper wine glass style for each type of wine, which is an experience in itself. Prices for a bottle range from $25 to $65, but you have to pay for quality! The Vaïla Pinot Noir rosé ($25) was a delicious prelude to a summer dinner on the patio. Pinot Noir lovers should definitely make time to drop by this winery.

Great place in the middle of the district wine village in Oliver. Very helpful staff, and in the…read moresummer the host an outdoor music trivia night that is an absolute blast. Food is good, and lots of drink choices.

Lovely venue, exceptional service. The food was "meh". Had the fried chicken Sammy . There was…read moresomething on it that was deep fried. Not sure what it was. It might have just been the coating. Little to no chicken. It didn't seem right. For 22 bucks you'd think you would be able to see a least a little chicken. Everything else was great.

Do you ever walk into a shop and think, hmmm, maybe I *should* start long distance backpacking…read moreagain! Well, that's the feeling I got when I visited Winthrop Mountain Sports during the recent Winthrop Quilt Roundup. I had never visited before, but it was a stop on the event passport so I popped in. Wow, what a GREAT place! First of all, they have way more than backpacking equipment. From stylish outdoorsy clothes to all sorts of hats, gloves, shoes, water bottles, and other must-have PNW-esque accessories, I could easily have outfitted myself for everything from a day hike up the Methow to an expedition down the PCT. They are also dog-friendly, allowing my friend's dog to wander the store with us (and even sneaking him a treat from behind the counter). Even if you're not outdoorsy, there's something you need in this shop. I ended up buying some road trip snacks for the journey home.

I am new to trail running in the valley and needed some trail running shoes.the owners , Erik and…read moreMarine , were very knowledgeable about the different brands and what would work best for my needs. I ended up with an air of HOKA running shoes and am extremely happy with my purchase and the great customer service I received!

They were very helpfull in procuring a battery for my Escalade EXT. The price was very close to…read morewhat I would have to pay at Wood Wheaton, in Prince George. AND,,,they certainly were very FRIENDLY!

They do the work nicely but if your looking for a job there don't chip treats them badly and yells…read moreat them for literally anything. Hearing this makes myself never want to go there for anything.