Coming from Alberta, I always have liked the few flavors of syrup of Summerland Sweets I could find…read moreat a grocery store, but this place is like the ultimate jam and syrup destination! There are so many more flavors than just raspberry and blueberry, and more jams than I could count. When we visited we were stunned for a moment when we walked in, and we shopped for a long time. Along with all the fruit-flavored goodies there are so may cute home items and decor to look at, as well as ice cream (there was a busy line for this while we were shopping). Summerland Sweets is in the middle of a number of wineries and made for a great break from wine tasting (including wonderful clean public washrooms). This is now a mandatory stop when we visit the Summerland area, and my only regret is not going home with one of the 4L jugs of syrup!

Summerland Sweets is a rustic wood building that reminds me of Little House on the Prairie. The…read moreparking lot is gravel and there are several picnic benches outside to use while you enjoy your treats. My father grew up in Summerland and still owns his family home and vineyard there. We toured the area this time and bumped into Summerland sweets. What a great find! We walked in and found shelves and shelves of jam, fruit candies, pottery, fruit wines, and an ice cream counter in the back. Our group of 10 all stopped for an ice cream and we were so glad we did! They offer two types of cones and a bunch of different flavors of ice cream. The standard scoop is HUGE. The ice cream prices are very cheap (see photo) and the scoops are generous. The girls working the counter are very friendly and were super nice with our 4 seniors (all over age 85) who were trying to decide what to get. The cherry ice cream was a huge hit! There is also a wine tasting room where they serve fruit wines. The colors are beautiful and the wine tasting is free. We ended up with some fruit flavored candy for my husband to bring back to work (in Houston). We don't do a lot of touristy type things when we go to the Okanagan, so this was a wonderful place to stop, close to where we were staying. I highly recommend Summerland Sweets for a quick stop for ice cream, wine tasting, and gift shopping. If you love maple syrup or fruit syrup they sell that too!

I stayed in Osoyoos during the last week of June, and we visited this grocer a few times…read more Everything was exceptional: choice, cleanliness, freshness, and friendliness. If I lived there, this would be my grocer.

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Came here looking for an elusive Caesar flavour. Which I found, and one of the staff said hey we…read morehave those in the cooler if you want them cold. I also found an elusive bottle of wine which is amazing. The store is trendy looking and has that fancy but not pretentious vibe. The staff were all great, welcoming into the store, helping you find what you need and check out was fast and friendly too. Great spot for the hard to find items. Definitely will be back!

Angry Otter is an affiliate of Co-op Liquor Store or grocery store. Looks like this location just…read morehappens to have another name for its store. You can collect Co-op points here. It is like any other liquor store. They have a selection of all the common domestic beer and common hard liquor. Nothing special.

I suffered Food Poisoning from their ready to eat Beef Pot Pie. I know that it was the pie as it…read morewas the only thing I ate after 6 PM. Strange thing was that the pie was actually quite hot when I bought/ate it. When I called them to let them know they seemed to "cheerfully" brush me off. I hope that they checked into the cause.

It's almost funny I'm the first one to review Sav On Foods since it's so close to the main road,…read moreand one would expect a busy store. Located on what Canadians refer to a "plaza," and what we call a strip mall in LA. Plenty of parking. With a plethora of supermarkets in Lake Country and it's close by Kelowna, I think it's one of these markets one could easily overlook (although, really?, with the almost fluorescent green store front?) We forgot some last minute groceries, and I quickly popped inside. One of the first things I notice, it's a pleasant size supermarket. Being Dutch it must be in my genes to instantly check out the cheese assortment; Sav On Foods doesn't disappoint. Not at all, I have to say. It's not one of the cheapest, but its worth a little xtra if you want to step away from heavily processed cheese like I've seen at certain huge places. I'm going to be honest; I was pressed for time and couldn't walk around the entire store. Having said that: it's a place I will come back to. Service was super friendly, and that's another good thing about the place!

No social distancing. Narrow aisles should be one way. With no one behind me at checkout I asked…read moreif she was to wipe down counter ... answer, "only if time" ... looked behind me again, then said "then do it". Should not have to do this. Will be going to Costco or the larger Save on Foods, and better organized, Kelowna store.

So you are driving along, and really there isn't any real reason to stop in this small town, per…read morese... You would be incorrect for so many reasons, because in reality, there is one of the best reasons to stop here, this is it... the Hedley Country Market. Why we stopped, we needed a potty for our kiddo. Why we stayed, we discovered a place that was making fresh made Sausage rolls, and Pies... wait, what? Yes, made in house, with someone who actually cares about the way food should be made, without all the additives, is this small town market. First off, the place smells like a bakery, but it's not that, it's the hub for this old mining town.. which stopped mining like a century ago, but it's not empty, in fact there are people here who are as nice as one can be, this market serves up kindness and tasty food. Yes, they have all the normal pantry items, crisps/chips, and liquor, but the Gem of it is the kitchen. Honestly, I want to write a bunch more, and they would deserve every positive word written about them... but here's all you need to know, don't just drive past this town, or this shop. It's a great place to load up on something made in-house, that will have to writing home, in fact, this Yelp review proves that point. Highly Recommend.. and did I mention the Sausage Rolls?

What an amazing little store. Run by a hard working family it was very well supplied. The home made…read morefoods were excellent. We had the homemade sausage rolls and potato soup. Plus they sell booze. Stock up for all your camping foods plus treats for the kids. Lots of ambiance. Not many of these small town places left. Stop by for a treat and head back in time. Great service like it used to be. Plus alcohol sales!

This market is to a big-city Whole Foods as Air Canada Jazz is to Air Canada. In other words, it's…read more the same brand, but it's teensy weensy and you aren't completely sure it'll get you to your destination. This Whole Foods is a health food store, not a gourmet store; it's smaller than the smallest Whole Foods in Vancouver, which means it's less than a quarter the size of a "real" Whole Foods. If you're looking for a few specialty items that you can't get anywhere else, you may be in luck. There's a huge selection of vitamins, a good assortment of gluten-free and other specialty health food-type ingredients, and a very large bulk food department. What you won't find are the goodies that make the full-size Whole Foods so tempting, and so dangerous. Very few preprepared foods, and no salad bar. A very modest selection of cheese and meats. A selection of baked goods commendable mainly for offering wheat-free options. A couple of aisles' worth of boxed and canned goods. And one more note: we accidentally bought milk that was 3 days past its expiration date. So do check the dates on all purchases before hitting checkout.

Good natural food store. It has a decent selection fire its size. It's not part of the Whole Foods…read morechain of stores so don't make that mistake. The atmosphere is pleasant and I liked the produce. The place has a focus on local products, which is nice. It can be s bit pricey but it's your best bet for natural food in Penticton.

The Naramata Store is the only grocery / convienence store in town. It's also the liquor store, the…read morepost office, the video rental place etc. It's surprising that the produce selection is so poor with all the locally grown fruit and veggies nearby, this store stocks a sad little selection of bananas, maybe a few potatoes and a head of cabbage. I was surprised that I was able to cobble together a dinner from here. They do have a small deli section and I spied a goat brie that looked interesting. I asked for that, and a scoop of mixed olives. On the shelves I was surprised to find those addictive Rainforest Crisps. Those few items combined with the fruit in our car, dinner is a success! I went to pay and was shocked to be charged $20 for the wheel of cheese - la la la don't want to drive back to Penticton, don't want to eat at the one restaurant in town - I ignored the price. The olives were delicious. The crackers were stale. On the plus side, they do sell chilled white wine, in case you weren't able to keep the bottles you bought all day at the wineries cool enough.

Cold beer wine store hello... the last stop before you hit the beach.... At this store you can…read morealmost do everything, post office, grocery's friendly staff funky old building, on the the only main st in town with a couple of other shops