Every year I came up to get some cherries from here. Most local stores do carry them and I have…read moreseen them come all the way down to the lower mainland to various farmer's markets. One of the best selection of local cherries that I have eaten. Their blue berries are unbelieveable. Great price and good to support local.

Overall, very good for a small town grocery. The produce section has local produce whenever…read morepossible. The meats are unusually fresh, and reasonably priced most of the time. Most of the workers are friendly & helpful, very much part of the community. Almost always walk out smiling. My only gripe is asking for a few items to be added, having heard that those requests could be made. The woman I told didn't write anything down, & none of them have appeared despite being from the same distributors and/or companies. I still think it's one of the two best grocery stores in Okanogan.

The good was they had several items that I use that are healthier version I was glad to find…read more Negative was store is small with limited options. Clerk was very flat in personality was not just me that is how she treated everyone. Went in another day same clerk same effect.

Disappointed. Checked closing time and scheduled to stop based on advertised time and they had…read moreclosed early.. .... if your going to advertise your open until a certain time and you close before that time it's not well received by people who schedule their time and spend money to drive out to your place.

My girlfriend and I were on vacation through Okanagan wine country. Over six days, we visited…read moresixty wineries. You can follow our various locations with this disclaimer. That's sixty wineries, not an exaggeration. We ended the trip with 120 bottles acquired. Despite being on the "we also went to" list of wineries, Cassini Cellars is a worthwhile visit. I'm not going to lie, it's one of the smaller wineries, and it mimics the design of many of the others like Gold Hill and Tinhorn. I said in my review for Tinhorn that there either must have been some collective agreement or there was a huge discount on mustard paint. So, given that single criticism of similitude, why do I love Cassini Cellars? Well, for one, it has an awesome name--I must come clean with that one. If I punch in "Cassini" in Google, that brilliant Skynet-like algorithm gives me neither the winery nor a town in Australia, but rather the name of the mission to Saturn. You see, Cassini is a name synonymous with knowledge, with four generations of French/Italian scientists stretching two hundred years. So right from the gate, I'm predisposed to like Cassini Cellars. The name here refers to its owner and principle winemaker, so there could, in fact, be a genetic connection. Wouldn't that be awesome? I never asked. I should have. The man himself greeted us and offered a quick tour. The tasting room is one of the best in the region, tall, with hundreds, perhaps thousands, of bottles dominating the walls and tables. I adore the fanatical dedication Cassini has with their wines, one of the few with colossal double magnums reinforced in steel and wood cages waiting for purchase. I couldn't justify that, so a nominal magnum maximus was enough for me. Adding with a few others, we were eventually able to fill a box to ship back home. Yes, one the few places where we did that. The boxed maximus dominates my shelf to this day. Ignoring the resemblance Cassini has with other wineries, it also holds the distinction of being one of the few that could transport you spiritually (not physically, I'm not the character from Jumper) to France or Italy. Despite not hawking tourists with tours, a restaurant, and some trained animal in the corner begging for treats, Cassini is still one of the must-see locations between Oliver and Osoyoos. I also found it cool that when I planned my trip, I contacted nearly every winery, and Cassini himself was one of the few people that responded. That's got an additional mark right then. You can't miss Cassini Cellars...literally. It's on the highway between the two towns, so you would be factually improvident to avoid it. It would be like watching Rogue One and scoffing at Darth Vader's final scene. It would be like going to Disneyland and not picking a fight with an underpaid actor in an unventilated foam body suit. Why go if you are going to skip the highlights? Cassini is another in a long list of must-see wineries in southern BC, and unlike the others, it's not all polished paint over particle board; there is real wood underneath there. Yes, it's not just a pretty face; the wines are actually good, and why else would you come?

So, much foodie goodness in a single location! We buy local…read moreproduce, frozen sausages, and frozen soups to take home. And, artisan cheeses, meats, preserves, and crackers for a winery picnic. The espresso drinks and pastries can't be beat. We also love dining outside on the food truck Pulled Pork or Fried Chicken sandwiches.

Fabulous selection of deli items and bakery, breakfast items and lovely friendly service…read more Definitely a place to come back to and stockup on things to take home.

The place is beautiful. Sadly it was too windy to sit outside or a tasting by the pool would have…read morebeen great! Although I am not sure who uses the pool... also it was too early for lunch so we didnt try the food but it sounds good. The tasting was great and I ended up with a damn good bottle of Nota Bene. Mixed feelings on the service, it was good but slow? Maybe thats the right word. It might have been on purpose to give us time but it just seemed off. Dont get me wrong it was good and the server was very knowledgable but something seemed off. Anyways well worth stopping in!!

My dad and I wanted to do a tasting. Lisa behind the counter said that they couldn't do any more…read moretastings at that time because of short staff. There were only 3 out of many tables on the balcony taking tastings and two people working. I asked if my dad and I could then just buy a glass of rose since they couldn't accommodate us. She very unwelcomely said yes. She was clearly annoyed we didn't just leave. We paid $30 for two glasses of rose and Lisa told us that we could sit outside on the Red Couches (in the hot Sun). There were umbrellas, but at that time of day, it didn't matter where you sat, the sun was setting and it was hot. I asked if we could sit at one of the many empty tasting tables in the shade instead because I didn't want my 70 year old dad sitting in the hot Sun. She said "No." Seriously??? I said, so that section is off limits for us? She said "Yes". I saw there was seating down by the pool in the shade and asked if we could sit down there. She said it was for members only. They must not have any members because NO ONE was there. She suggested an awkward couch in the shade apart from all other areas of the winery, it was a weird place to sit but that's all she could offer us. Why? Don't waste your money here wine lovers. The overall vibe was rude, unwelcoming, snooty, VERY unprofessional with ZERO hospitality and down right strange. It was like they were trying to lose business. The wine was good but nothing is that good to come back and be treated like that. I left there with such a negative energy, I had to literally shake it off before I got back into my car. Will never return and will never recommend.

amazing atmosphere the best owners/coworkers ever and the customers are wonderful... its the best…read moreplace in oroville to shop and work. we take pride in what we do and treat our customers like family

Low prices and good food can't beats the meat pricesread more

Customer service is horrible. Ordered some meat for a party. We are having this weekend last week…read moreand she said it would be in Monday. We went on Tuesday to pick it up and she never ordered it. She could've cared less it wasn't there. When I asked her if we could re-order it because I didn't need it until Saturday she seemed to be bothered by that. I left and got it at Safeway. Double S used to be the best, ordered from them for years, not anymore. I tried in march to order a prime rib and she was just as helpful back then so I went elsewhere for that as well. New owners, horrible customer service.

Local beef. Clean shop. Courtesy is a hallmark and service is superb. Buy local. You won't be…read moredisappointed. We bought. 1/4 and when you do the math we are beating grocery store prices, with better quality, for 30% less. This IS farm to table at its best.

We have been buying fruit from Saran's for a number of years and I think they have the best peaches…read moreI have ever eaten. The service is great and they have always been nice to us. Unfortunately my husband passed away in January so I don't know if I will be able to get fruit this year. I hope I can get someone to drive with me.

I love this place. Very accommodating people. Third year here, never a problem with the fruit,…read morealways fresh, travels well and very tasty. Purchased peaches, plums and squash this year. Someone gave it a one star, complained about washroom use. Don't know what his problem was as there is no problem using the washroom they have there. I will return next year for sure. Included a pic of my canned fruit from there. Post says I am from United States, don't know why, but I am from Canada, near Vancouver BC