Cuisine: 7 Service: 4…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 6 Overall: 6 The fried fish batter was pretty good, though I would prefer it to be a bit more airy rather than so hard. It felt even thicker and less desirable on the prawns. However, overall, it was okay. The seasoning on the fish was light, barely noticeable. With that said, dipping it into the addicting tartar sauce made it more enjoyable. We liked the sauce so much that we ordered a few more at $.50 each. Between the two fish options, I love the tenderness of the cod, but really liked the meatiness of the halibut. The prawns were not very good imho. The chips were crispy and quite good, but the New England Clam Chowder needed more clam flavor. Service was a bit odd. The Korean lady starts off by saying that they don't serve parties larger than four, but will make an exception, though there was a round table clearly large enough. A party of five came later and they had to split up. Why couldn't she simply add a chair for them at the rectangular table for four? Furthermore, she told us that "It's not dim sum." Guess she is telling us to order enough food and don't share one or two items between us because we are Chinese? We certainly took some offense to that comment. Towards the latter part of the meal, she got somewhat friendlier. Not as amazing as I had hoped from seeing the Google and Yelp reviews, but still one of the better casual eateries out here if you don't mind some "interesting" conversation with the owner.

Doesn't look like much from the outside but on the inside, it looks like a fish and chips place…read morewithout any sea-baring decorations. The portions are huge and the food is delicious. We all loved the fries while my wife and I also enjoyed the apple-coleslaw. Best of all was the fish. My wife and I really enjoyed our two pieces of cod which was more than enough for each of us. The 6yo loved his one piece of halibut. Each basket came with a bit of fruit and some pickle slices, which is rare in the states. Service was great and they took care of everything. They wouldn't let me clean up the table.

Great people that own the place. Real community oriented. Excellent steaks and cocktails.read more

Just a great small town family restaurant! Our lunch was great and the service was friendly and…read morefast. Yes we will be back, looking forward to another great meal when we are back in Orient. When you are there, be sure to look around at the eclectic decorations and the live lizard LOL!! Bring your city boy attitude down a few notches and just enjoy the country ambiance.

That poutine was amazing. Just a truck on the side of the road- but some truly tasty gravy! The…read morelarge serving was huge and enough for 2 of us to split. Thanks Jim for giving us some classic Canadian food.

I'm from Montreal... this guy has better poutine than anything I've had back east…read more Seriously... the best!

Easter Island (moai) themed craft brewery in the downtown part of Summerland…read more Parking is plentiful on the street. The joy of small towns. Place has a more than enough seating. The indoor area is split into 2 adjacent areas. There is an E facing patio as well. Staff are friendly. No complaints. As of the time of my visit, there were 8 beers available. Most are light to medium. The one that stuck out for me was the apple lager. Definitely something different, as it wasn't a cider. The place also has cocktails and 3rd party ciders. They also have some diner type food (appies, burgers, sandwiches) though I didn't try. Probably good place to eat if one is in the area. Buddy and I had a good time. Wouldn't mind coming back at some point.

Just popped in for a snack and try a beer; both were excellent. Had the seafood chowda and a hazy…read moreIPA. OMG. Both did not disappoint! Give it try and see for yourself!! The server was slammed with customers and was amazing: good sense of humour and very professional. The place was a brew pub with nice bright colours and a low vibrant sound track running - great vibes!!

Delicious burger and on point crunchy tots Simple menu but…read moresatisfy different cravings Great host

It's bigger inside than I expected from the outside. I love the historical, vintage buildings…read more Upon stepping in, there are 2 half booths on the right, tables straight ahead and a bar to belly up to ahead on the right. Family friendly areas are described on a sign inside the door. It turns out that they specialize in teriyaki and smash burgers. We had the latter + bacon. We got home cut fries and onion rings. Everything was delicious and the burger was a beautiful 6 ounces and still juicy, with sliced tomatoes and lettuce. We also enjoyed some conversation with the owner. We'll definitely be back and eat here instead of Omak's fast food joints.

Well over my expectations, the gravy has a deep and rich flavor that perfectly offsets the meat…read morecheese curds. The fries were piping hot and a great mix of crispy and browned. Perfectly delicious and well worth the trip from Texas.

If you see this Truck stop and get a poutine or a smokie I'm sure you'd enjoy them!…read more We love them in Quebec and haven't had many good ones in the west but Jeffer's is really good. Not the same as back east as their gravy is different but the fries are really fresh and the gravy was delicious Also had a smokie They have some great ad ons I just had onions and mustard The bun is baked and not too big just the right size. Definitely will seek them out next time we're in Penticton and probably try the fish & chips

Finally made it north of the border to try The Flying Steam Shovel. I had the poke bowl which was…read moreawesome. Nice environment, good service and the prices were reasonable.

Fantastic HH. Lots of food choices at a very reasonable price. My friend got the pulled pork…read moresandwich which he enjoyed. I got the choice of 3 tacos. We both also got drinks and tried the Scottish egg. Food had great flavor and service was friendly. Would definitely return!

We stopped in for a fish and chip lunch after driving in to town. Fish was super fresh. Service,…read moregarbage. It was apparently customer appreciation day. The clerk was announcing to each customer that they were receiving a 20% discount. We were served by someone who looked like the dish girl and received no such discount. Fish was good, very fresh and the tartar sauce delicious. But the chips? Not even fully cooked. I ate 3 and left the rest. Not to mention the 30 minute wait for our food. Take out orders were flying out the door but our 2 person eat in order was left til last. Seriously disappointing.

Food and service are great. Seating is limited and prices a bit steep. All in all, a good place to…read moreeat.

Passing through and stopped in for lunch. Had the: 1)…read morequesadilla: very hearty, good ingredients, spicy salsa. 2) bibimbap: no stone bowl, but the ingredients were right, not spicy, the pork had a nice char 3) butter chicken rice bowl: best surprise of this was the naan which was very good, the curry was not greasy which you often find. Each dish had a nice balance of flavor and protein/beg/carb. Not easy to do the breadth of cuisines they do here (that we tried) well. After school snack is a peanut butter cookie for the road. Service was friendly and proactive. We are happy to have stopped here and they are deserving of their rating.

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!