Unique Mom & Pop place inside a fish market, so there're no worries about freshness. I had some…read morereally great Fish and Chips - light and not at all greasy. Portions are huge! My wife had the clam chowder and said it was the best she'd ever eaten. They've got a lot of other stuff on the menu too, like oysters, crab cakes, prawns and a bunch of grilled seafood items, so it's not your average fish and chip joint. The decor could use some work but they say they're going to renovate soon.

I had lunch with my daughter here today. What a treat! Small restaurant but it lacks nothing. The…read moreservice was great. Our meals were fantastic. Everything was fresh & cooked to perfection. This is a very comfortable place. No loud music, so we could carry on a conversation easily. We shared a dessert it was more than enough for two. Fresh pineapple fried in a tempura coating laid up on two scoops of wonderful ice cream with a Carmel sauce. If you're looking for a great fresh meal of assorted fresh fish this place can't be beat. The service is spot on. There when you need something otherwise you're left alone. No one hovering over you. There is a small patio if you like to sit outside. Have a bear or a glass of wine with your meal. Adjoining the restaurant is the fish monger. Stop & give this spot a try I'm sure you'll be pleased with your meal & the service. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend The Broken Anchor to anyone looking to have a great meal if assorted types of fish & chips. There's something in the menu to please everyone. My daughter & I will definitely be going back for another enjoyable lunch. Thanks for the great service Broken Anchor & a meal that was fresh & delicious.

We haven't had fish and chips for a very long time but decided to check out The Broken Anchor as…read morethey offer a gluten free batter. They're located in the Guisachan Village Centre. We dropped in on a Friday (around 6:15pm). The inside is small with about 5 tables. You order up at the counter and pay first. The menu consists of shares, tacos, bowls, sandwiches, fish & chips and family packs. They also have a very small, limited happy hour (1:00pm to 5:00pm). - Wild pacific cod ($21.55 for 1/2 lb) - the cod was extremely disappointing; completely dry and overcooked. The fries were the same. Soggy, limp and bland. Coleslaw was passable but oddly not cut evenly. - Steamed clams & mussels ($19.00) - came with four pieces of buttered bread. The white wine sauce and garlic was decent but something you could replicate at home. Would have liked a little more clams and mussels for the price point. Was hoping to find a gem but left Broken Anchor disappointed. Try somewhere else for your fish & chip fix.

Ever had a hankering for some fresh fish and chips? Well, we were driving through West Kelowna and…read morefound "Buy the Sea," which surprised us with a menu that not only included fish and chips, but lots of fresh seafood to take home as well. The small restaurant/market offered different kinds of fish and chips at different price points. There was Cod, Haddock, Halibut, Prawns and Oysters, and we chose to split the Haddock and chips, with extra coleslaw and tartar sauce. The Haddock arrived quickly and hot, with a piece for each of us, and a handful of fries - even for a split dish, there were really large portions. The fish was perfectly fried, and inside, tender and melted in my mouth. The chips were crispy, and I enjoyed dipping them in both the ketchup and tartar. They also provided both white and malt vinegar which I appreciated. After lunch, we perused the market area and saw there were giant crab legs, octopus, lots of fresh fish, poke, smoked fish and crab. I had my eye on the sushi-grade Ahi which I will take home next time to make my own sushi. There were also jars of sauces and dressings, and I spied ghost pepper sauce for the next time I need a good flavor boost. The prices were reasonable, and everything seemed fresh and clean. Looking forward to returning!

This spot is in a unassuming strip plaza in W Kelowna. It looks like it mainly a fish market…read more(beautiful), and has made room for a few tables and some tastey seafood snacks: we had fish (cod)&chips and a shrimp roll with clam chowder. Both were done beuatifully. If you have a hankering for reasonably priced, quick, fish and chips, and can't bear the thought of driving over that bridge again, this is the place for you! Do note: it closes at 7:00, so not for late night snacking!

Excellent choice of sustainable and ethical seafood. Its nice to see a business who understands the…read moreindustry.

Paid big bucks for a nice family dinner of BBQ'd halibut. Fish was full of worms. My complaint…read morewas totally ignored. I will never go back.

Simple menu of things they do well. We really like the beautiful thinly-battered deep-fried fish…read moreand onion rings - All very substantial and tasty - not at all greasy (much better than higher-priced local places we've tried)! Prices acceptable. Friendly service.

Best fish and chips in Kelowna. The staff are friendly and the service is great. Portions are ample…read moreand the prices are reasonable. The owners work in the business. It does not get any better than this.

All of the food and the service at Yamas was great. We had New Zealand lamb chops, steak with rice,…read morepilaf, and lemon potatoes. The lemon potatoes were absolutely delicious. We also tried the spanakopita. Everything was delicious and the service was as good as the food.

Drove 6 hours from Banff and their website said they closed at 10 but denied service at 9:05. Then…read moresome goofball comes up to my face to show me they close at 9 but in reality it obviously says they close at 10 . Don't waste your time here

Checked out Zias Stonehouse Restaurant. They're close to Peacock's Perch Pub…read more We dropped in for a Thursday lunch (1:15pm). The inside is massive with a quaint outdoor area. 99% of the customers were of retirement age. Decor is eclectic and seating you'd find at your grandma's house. Lunch menu is a great deal ($15.00) with 6 mainstays and four specials. There's dinner feasts for two ($70.00-$80.00). - Almond lemon sole ($15.00) - sole was lightly breaded. Lemon herb cream sauce was subtle. Good mix of vegetables (red cabbage, carrot and asparagus). Rice was more filler than flavour. - Lunch apricot chicken ($15.00) - breast was moist, but apricot ginger sauce was mundane. Can't beat the value at ZSR. 3.5 stars.

Impressive service, cozy ambiance and basil delicious dinner at Zias tonight!…read moreLove the warmth and inviting atmosphere of the restaurant, cute little rooms with so many interesting displays, and tables adorned with tablecloths - taking you back to dining at your grandmas house! Food was so flavourful and beautifully plated. Braised red cabbage was the best I've ever had. Not too pricey either!

For those complaining about the price, have you eaten at McDonalds lately ? For the variety and the…read moreamount of selections you get the lunch price around $30 is dirt cheap, unless you are accustomed to soup kitchen at the Salvation Army. The food is pretty well standard fare for Chinese buffet in a city like Kelowna.

I had the Szechuan style spicy beef, delicious tender beef and veggies had some crunch still. It…read morewas a large plate and i had to take half of it home with me and finish it the next day. Just a little spicy, but I can add chili oil if I want more of a kick. Under $20, $23 with a 6 dollar tip. I gave 6 for luck, 6 in Chinese is liu which sounds like the word for smooth. 8 sounds like the word for wealth so I usually leave 8 if I take my Mother out. Good food, friendly staff. They have buffet but I prefer to order spicy stuff.