Finally made it to Il Vecchio Delicatessen to try one of their sandwiches…read more We dropped in on a Wednesday afternoon (2:00pm). Small lineup but the workers are quick making sandwiches. You can pick any cheese and meat from their list. Menu consists of sandwiches, paninis, salads and tiramisu. Sandwiches are $8.09 to $9.85. $2.99 to make it a lettuce wrap is quite the ripoff. - 2 Meat & 1 cheese ($8.09) - prosciutto san danielle, genoa salami and gouda green pesto. Sandwich came with lettuce, tomato, pickles, sun-fried tomatoes, artichoke, eggplant and pepperoncini. A lot of ingredients, but not a lot of flavour going on. Cash only. Cheap spot to grab a quick bite but light flavours.

Great deli. Long lineups because the sandwiches are just that good. Nice cheese options to go with…read moreall the deli meats.

Almost empty shelves and freezers. I was looking for things very common like bonito flakes. They…read moredidn't have anything I was looking for.

Every year, I make my way down from Calgary to Penticton for the Dragon Boat Festival. At some…read morefests, I like to make it a tradition to provide some pork buns and the like, but this past year I didn't have the opportunity to do so as the cities we raced in didn't have a chinese bakery available or just plain open when I want to pick it up. Imagine my surprise to find out that there's an asian Supermarket in Kelowna, only 45 min from Penticton, and was on the way down. Curious to see what it was like, I took a gander. As I walked in, the place was actually a good bit larger than what I expected. While by no means the size of say, a T&T Supermarket in a city, it was still a good enough size to offer rows upon rows of honest to goodness asian ingredients and more, such as frozen dim sum and baked goods from Vancouver, utensils, cooking tools and dried spices from the Orient. I honestly didn't expect such a decently supplied store in the middle of Kelowna, especially considering the city's relatively small population and that of the surrounding towns. While I found the baked good prices to be high, when compared to prices I am used to in Calgary, it is imported probably by truck from Vancouver, so that's to be expected. Still, if someone wanted to make a genuinely authentic Chinese dish, it's good to know that they won't be lacking for ingredients.

Totally disgusting food that is tasteless and lacking in effort. Didn't even want the leftovers to…read morego. This place should close down, no one goes there anymore and I can see why. Bathrooms stink so bad I almost threw up my lunch. Just hoping I didn't get food poisioning. Wont be going here ever again!

Yikes! We were craving Chinese food and since The Wok Inn closed down there isn't much in the…read moreMission. We decided to give these guys a try for take out. We ordered chow mein, fried rice, ginger beef, honey garlic chicken and none of it tasted like anything! It was as though they forgot to season our $60 meal. It was so incredibly disappointing that the left overs ended up in the trash. Should mention that we ordered it without MSG which was never a compromise on flavour at Wok Inn so I don't assume it is the reason why our dinner was tasteless. Will NOT be going back ever again!

Excellent deli. Can be quite busy at the deli counter during lunchtime but they also have premade…read moresandwiches that are very fresh. One sandwich can easily be split between two people. Lots of beautiful imported groceries.

Slightly overwhelmed by COVID, these nice folks are stressed out and trying to figure out how to…read morecarry on with business. The stress takes away from the shopping experience significantly. Sandwiches are worthwhile and there are some delightful deli treats in the store.

Popped in for a quick lunch bite while waiting for friends to return and pick us up on the way out…read moreof town. Inside offered counter-style ordering while outside appeared to have table service. Cute spot with a mom-n-pop deli feel to it. All of the food appeared to be scratch made upon ordering. Wife and I shared two sandwiches...their Bench Club and also a chicken panini. The club featured sliced turkey, crisp bacon, Canadian smoked cheddar, avocado, lettuce and tomato on grilled multi-grain bread. The panini was pressed and grilled, served with chicken breast, basil pesto mayo, melted cheese and a house-made apple chutney on ciabatta bread. Both were hearty, filling and delicious. Timing was right, service prompt and a solid meal before our next car adventure.

Stopped in Penticton BC and found a hidden gem for brunch!…read more Indoor and outdoor seating. We enjoyed the smoked salmon eggs benny and coffee. It was made to order. Delicious There is free parking on the street in front of the cafe.

During a recent stay in Penticton, the daughter had the opportunity to see and shop at Grimm's…read moreSausage before she returned home. Thanks to her trip, we received a 'sampling' of tasty treats -- liverwurst, weisswurst, and European wieners. The gifted offering was directed primarily to her Mom -- definitely the one who knows, and is able to really savour the distinctive flavours of these kinds of meats. And she sure did. I managed to target the weisswurst, and ensured we enjoyed a meal together with this sausage. It is a sausage favourite of mine, and I really enjoyed their product - creamy in texture, and rather 'lighter' in flavour. I could enjoy that sausage often, and in so many ways. At this time, that included one taste of sweet & savory, open-faced sandwiches -- made with slices of weisswurst sausage on cinnamon rolls -- tried before the sausage was gone. Thanks to A&K Grimms for their well-made, flavourful & tasty sausages, and daughter for catching some for us to taste at home.

Grimm's is a not so hidden treasure for Pentictonites. Without question, the best butcher in the…read moreOkanagan, with the finest sausage, salami and smoked meats made in-house. On top of that, lots of imported products and a vast selection of cheeses. Ausgezeichnit!