Grabbed a delicious lunch for takeout. We ordered 4…read moredifferent types of tacos (beef, chicken, venison, and salmon) which was definitely too much food for 2 of us. Generous portions and the bannock was so good! Service was friendly and helpful with recommendations for everyone coming in to order.

I really wanted to try this Indigenous themed café and it was on my priority to-do list in Kelowna…read more It was a pleasant experience trying the snacks and coffee here. I loved the ambience and décor. They have a really good coffee and drinks menu. I chose a warm maple latte and it didn't disappoint. I also tried the sweet bannock with Saskatoon buttercream and a beef patty bannock sandwich. I liked the fresh bannocks and everything tasted great and the service was warm too. Would love to visit again.

This is one of the best spots for coffee in Kelowna. It's amazing coffee and the staff are super…read morenice. Definitely will be back.

Randomly tried this cafe while on vacation. Coffee was good and the goat cheese pear toast was the…read morestar of the show. Cute decor and a few indoor/outdoor spots to sit. May have come during a busy time but service was a tad cold. I'd still return in the future.

Mainly coffee + selection of lunch items and baking. I had…read morea mango-lita , it was slightly sweet and ginger beer taste. The coffee here is great - smooth lattes. Had an oat bar and a grilled cheese. I found the grilled cheese a little expensive for what it was ($11) but it was still good. White bread with a layer of cheese and offered a side of ketchup or mango chutney. There is a decent amount of seating inside and outside and it was not busy when I came on a weekend. There's also a DJ booth and it connects to the art gallery. Whole space is filled with paintings.

Very cute café and good location. Tried coffee, tea and cheese cake will definitely go.againread more

FANTASTIC little spot. The staff are super friendly and lovely. Coffee was amazing, breakfast too…read more This is a total hidden gem. The decor is funky and fun, from a big blue velvet couch, huge comfy chairs at wood slab tables, a great bar with industrial stools to just regular old tables and chairs, it's super cute! Definitely check it out. Lots pics on their facebook page.

Hungry for a light lunch we ended up at the Wild Oak, which you would miss if you weren't looking…read morefor it, and that would be a shame. It's small, quaint and in a smallish space with a couple of tables out front and a patio in back. It's dog friendly which we love, and a bit of a hole in the wall which we love even more. The service is counter service where you place your order, pay, receive a number and then sit while they prepare your sandwich, or whatever you order. The menu is small, which like the place makes sense. I had the grilled cheese with added ham for a very reasonable price and the lovely K had the daily special. Both were good, not five star worthy, but solid. We both had water, not really coffee folks, so can't comment on that, but the murmurs were that the coffee was great. For us a great place to grab a quick lunch and enjoy the sunshine in Armstrong, what could be better than that.

I love this little place. So homey and quaint…read more My favorites are the "oat or lavender cookies They make a wonderful latte also. There is a creative great lunch menu, with soups and sandwiches. Service is excellent located in a nice part of town wwe can sit on a bench and watch the people go bye

A staple of the main drag of Naramata, Just Baked is the perfect stop for your daily pick-me-up…read more Located next door to the Village Motel, the coffee shop is owned by the motel owner's daughter, making for a beautiful family-run affair. The interior service area itself is quite intimate, therefore make sure you heed the "One clan at a time" sign before entering ;) The staff is hard at work getting drinks out for the people, and the menu has all the staples you need, plus a rotating cast of baked goods. If you find yourself in the Naramata bench, stop by and support this beloved local business!

We came here after a walk for coffee and breakfast and it was really good! We had the lemon…read morelavender shortbread, chocolate zucchini loaf, and the BLT. Only complaint is the loaf was a little dry (still very tasty though) and there isn't a huge variety on non-coffee/tea beverages for the morning. The BLT was probably the best BLT I've ever had though. It was on a foccacia that was amazing.

3.5 stars. Now called Clock Tower Coffee Co. Not too many coffee places to choose from in this…read moresmall village. Enjoyed the caramel apple cider and dark brewed coffee. Didn't try the food but they looked good in the display. Open seating.

Cold after the first couple runs in the Pow? Take a right turn into the village and stop in at…read moreBeano's for a Grande Latte, or just a nice hot hot chocolate. It's in the building with the big Clock Tower. the Hot chocolates come with marshmallows on top... Proving to all all that Big White is a very kid friendly place to ski. I suppose this would have been a 4 star review if there had been a little more seating

The iced mocha is so good. It's inexplicably smooth. Really good baking, too. On Fridays they have…read moredonuts!!

OVERALL: 7.9/10 (Yelp Converted Score: 4/5). My partner and I were passing through, and wanted to…read morestop for coffee. It was a decent experience - they did forget that I ordered a breakfast sandwich until I politely reminded them about 15 minutes after they gave us our last item (steamed oat espresso latte). Verdict: I'd come back if I lived in the area, or was passing through again, but it's not a place I'd outright go out of my way to get to. 1) VARIETY/SELECTION: 8.5/10. It has a decent selection for being such a small hole-in-the-wall (relatively speaking). 2) FRESHNESS: 8/10. They have the materials to make things fresh, but a lot of the baked goods are technically "pre-baked" (they may have been made on the same day, but they're not "made to order". 3) VALUE FOR MONEY: 7.5/10. Overall not bad, kind of expensive (sandwiches were $10 and $12; lemonade was $4 for a small glass with tons of ice, iced coffee and latte were $6 each, almond croissant was around $5?), but not terrible for a small(ish) town like Vernon (remember, all prices in $CAD for a Canadian business!). 4) SERVICE: 7/10. There were two people working here the entire time I was there; one was constantly making drinks, the other was alternating between helping customers order and making the food. It was a busy morning, but the person who took my order forgot about the breakfast sandwich that I'd ordered until I politely reminded them (after it was already cold, sad days). 5) CONSISTENCY / FIRST IMPRESSION: 8.5/10. I'd definitely come back - and prefer it over the local Starbucks / Timmie's - because local businesses are fantastic if done right (and this place seems to have struck that balance). Parking in front, but not much! I'm happy to see a local coffee shop thriving - tons of folks came in and the place was always having someone order the full time I was there. NOTE: This place is also the same as "juice wall" - there's a "wall" of shelving near the door that's a ton of wine options - you have to get a coffee shop item to order stuff from there, but it seemed like a reasonable price when I was perusing (but not purchasing) the wine. My only regret is not taking a picture of the wall! The seating wasn't bad - there's maybe 5 tables of 2-3 inside, and a patio that lines the outside of the place - so it's not bad by any means.

What a great spot. Lovely ambiance and nice outdoor area…read more We only had coffee, which was great. All the bakery items looked fantastic and delicious

Gotta have the cinnamon bun!! And... make sure it has the…read moreicing on it!! Great coffee too

* Sad bakery * This…read morespot made me sad. Do you know the type of bakery where you look at everything and think, "Oh, this COULD have been good if they just...." This is one of those places. I looked at the baked goods, and had a lot of those thoughts, so I opted to skip those and try a bunwich as the Portuguese buns looked like the best thing in the display case. It was priced high for a small bunwich (a bit over $5). The turkey slice was the processed turkey roll supermarket type. Ugh. The cranberry sauce was overly sweet. Overall very disappointing and bad value. Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/matterhorn-bakery-ltd-westbank?select=7Qgr_oxh-DpY4P8KK2tyyQ#7Qgr_oxh-DpY4P8KK2tyyQ

You should be ASHAMED of how you treat your employees! I am not going to mention any names but I am…read moresure you very well know who I am talking about. Calling her names, throwing things at her, forcing her to do things that she was not comfortable with, and then when she quits you tell her "we would have appreciated it if you didn't waste our time for the days that we trained you. We tried to give you a chance, but oh well.." The community now knows about this and the word will spread very fast!!! No one should support any kind of business who operates this way, whether the food be good or not. Shame on you Matterhorn Bakery!!!