This is a shopping mall in Kelowna. There are two parts to it. However, the two parts of the mall…read moreis not connected. I have been here a couple of times to head to CIBC. You will find here Bestbuy, London Drugs, Hudson Bay, Shoppers and etc. The mall is quite big and let's just say they have a good selection of stores here. It is an indoor mall with plenty of free parking. They also have a pretty big food court.

It's a mall with lots of stores. And on a cold and rainy day outside, it fit the bill for our mood!read more

Chantel(sp) is a very funky owner with great selection of funky things. I bought men's socks and…read morewould have bought more but pressed for time. Some very neat locally made and sources and international flare of funky items. Try it and support her, a great experience.

From the owner: Living & loving local since 2001! We specialize in…read morehandmade, Canadian art & gifts with a particular focus on the Okanagan & British Columbia

I just moved to Kelowna and have stopped in here twice to buy some stuff that I need for my house…read more Both times have been fairly unpleasant / frustrating experiences. The first time I went it was unpleasent as I felt very unwelcome. I had a few questions and the gentleman with black hair behind the counter didn't seem to feel like I was important enough for him to look up from his computer to help me. I asked about other kitchen stuff I needed and told me to look upstairs and pointed in the wrong direction to the stairs leaving me confused for a few minutes wondering around the back of the store before I had to ask him again where to go. Later in my shopping experience the same gentleman yelled at my kids for playing with a demo milk foaming product (one of the cheapest products this store carrries.) I can understand addressing an incident like this. Part of his job is to protect the products in the store. However, I don't think there is ever a reason for a stranger to raise their voice to another strangers children ages 4 and 7. It is traumatic for the kids and shows complete disrespect for the parent right there (I was never talked to directly) I ended up buying well over 300 dollars worth of stuff and I walked out feeling like I wished I had given my dollars to someone else. The second time I was in was super frustrating. I should say this time the staff was lovely. I was helped by shorter young woman with glasses and her collegue. Both were very eager to help and assisted me as best they could. The frustrating part was the selection offered. I was looking for a chef's knife in the 100 dollars range. It was explained to me that most of their knives were a little more expensive as they mainly only carry two brands - Shun and Wusthof. We quickly discovered together that they also carry Kai Knives. What bothered me was that I know both Shun and Wusthof have very nice knives in my price range. I know I can go somewhere else to find what I needed. However, I live very close, and Lakehouse does advertise themselves as a home and kitchen store. I don't feel like I should have to go out of my way to find a knife in my price range. knives are by far the most important tool in the kitchen. It is insane to me that Lakehouse has like five brands of milk foamers but only two brands of knives displayed in a small out the way part of the store. It also feels a little discriminatory that they only carry decent knives in the 200 dollar range when their distrubuters offer them at all price points. It is also is a little bit of gut punch knowing that I can get their budget brand Kai for half the price on Amazon. Overall, I know I am not their target audience. So maybe I should be less critical. It might be a good idea to put a sign on the door to make it a little clear who this store serves. Maybe something like " Rich, white, stay at home wives only." It might prevent some confusion in the future.

I got great service once I asked for help. They have premium products (which I tend to like) which…read moreare not available elsewhere in town. Prices are premium too, but that's expected.

I have shopped at this boutique before and had a great experience. Yesterday was an insulting and…read morerude experience. The retail staff were rude as to what I was looking for. I was told that there was only one and it was a large and fit her. So I'm thinking ok, I can look at other clothes and I asked questions about some clothing and was dismissed. I was told sorry thanks for shopping a few times. I was going to look at the shoes as I had purchased them before. When I asked about the shoes I didn't get a reply. Both retail assistants just said bye have a nice day. I will not be shopping at this store again. It's too bad because my previous experience was good.

Gorgeous selection of women's clothes, footware, hats etc. Personally selected from many Canadian…read moredesigners by lovely owner Laura-Ann. Beautiful high-end fashion, reasonably priced, no animals harmed in this boutique. Come on in you will love it!!! Racine and Fang Fang.

Nicest Winners I've ever been in. Only tiny complaint would be there was clothes thrown over the…read moreracks, but staff were helpful and pleasant. We definitely found fabulous for less tod. Will be recommending to friends for when they are in town.

From the owner: Hours of operation vary by store. This open-air shopping centre is located along Highway 97 (Harvey…read moreAvenue), in the heart of Kelowna, BC. With a well-planned site layout, great access, a pedestrian friendly design and so much to do - this busy shopping centre caters to practically everyone's needs with its diverse shopping options. Orchard Plaza is home to 75 shops and services, with familiar faces like WINNERS, MEC, Lee Valley, Steve Nash Fitness and those locally owned gems. You will also find a variety of shoe retailers, salon services, a jewelry store, pet supplies, walk-in dental offices and a couple places to fill your pantry and stock up on those local wines! After all that shopping, rest your feet and tuck in for a quick bite or a casual meal at one of the delicious eateries. Or catch one of the latest movies in our newly renovated movie theatre - the large leather seats with reclining backs and extending footrests give you the space to relax and enjoy your movie in luxurious comfort. This lifestyle mall stretches over 26 acres and offers an outdoor shopping experience, which allows you to enjoy those famously gorgeous Kelowna days.

Cool home decor store to check out in Kelowna (if you haven't already enjoyed their lake and…read morewineries first). Things you can find in this spacious (gifts?) store varies: area rugs, poufs, ceiling light fixtures, wall decor, soap dishes, pillows, long match sticks, candle holders, chocolates, cards for different occasions, children's toys, jewelry, jewelry holders, etc. The list goes on... I think most of their merchandise isn't made locally (I've seen "Indaba" brand in Vancouver shops and online stores) so while most of their goods aren't unique, I still suggest looking at this store while you're in downtown Kelowna. You might also find some things that are locally made in the area. Friends and I were greeted by a smiling staff member.

From the owner: Alchemy is a lifestyle store featuring a curated mix of unique home decor, art, jewelry, scents,…read moregourmet Sandrine chocolate, and much more.

I always find something so awesome every time I walk in this store. The selection is great! I have…read morework and casual pieces from there that I absolutely love. Great service as well!

Love love this boutique! Always friendly and I have never left empty handed. Way better than…read moresimilar boutiques in town ..more personable and better hours. Unique items and not super overpriced. Mostly modern boho trendy pieces.