The Friendly staff here are awesome!!…read more I had been calling florists in the area for a last minute Mother's Day delivery and was at a loss as they'd all sold out because I'd left it so late. I Called IGA in Summerland and they were able to get a Flower Delivery to my Mom this afternoon! Big thanks to Lisa and staff who helped out to make this happen!! Sean

Quality of food is alright and the location is nice near the highway and in a busy plaza however…read morethe prices are way to high. Same products are available for half the price just down in Penticton. It is convenient to shop here for small items but is too expensive for buying groceries for the whole family.

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.

Did someone say Schnitzel!?…read more Okay, this isn't your typical Wiener Schnitzel you'd get at a German/Austrian/Swiss Restaurant. It's Chicken Schnitzel and it's in a sandwich, but it's pretty good albeit it a bit thin. Served simply with mayo and cheese, it still hits the spot. I suppose lettuce or tomato would take away from the schnitzel! My husband got the European Donair which he was pleasantly surprised by the sauce, the pickled cabbage (or was it onions...) and the roast beef. It was totally different than a normal donair you'd find at a typical Donair shop. We both added on the soup of the day which was delicious. It's no frills but not hole in the wall by any means. Go up and order at the bar and wait for your order to be delivered to your table. There's seating in the corner with a decent amount of chairs. Very modern inside. This is a market/butcher/deli restaurant. You can browse some neat European goods for taking home as well.

Delicious and prepared fresh corned beef sandwich with high quality rye bread. Loved their borscht…read moresoup a must! Freshly prepared potato and Cole Slaw with wide variety of drinks. Definitely will return. Service was excellent and friendly. Tables were clean and nicely spaced.brightly lit

I've been afraid of bees since I was stung once when I was little. I still am…read more However, visiting the honey farm on the annual Day of the Honeybee held in Kelowna gave me a better understanding of the behavior of bees. They had honey tasting; my favorite is the cinnamon and lavender flavors. They had wines from Tantalus Vineyards, one of the vineyards where they loan their bees to continuously pollinate the grape vines, they also had a tour of the farm, where the master beekeeper takes out the bee hive from a box and does a little bit of show and tell. But the best part was a group to one conversation with the master bee keeper, who has been taking care of bees for 25 years. She told us that bees are, in fact, endangered and that we shouldn't be pulling out the dandelions from our yard, because it helps sustain the environment for bees. I learned that bees won't sting unless it's for a very good reason, because they die, when their stinger is pulled away from their body. We had a wonderful time, getting educated. But that didn't stop us from swerving on the road when we found out a bee hitched a ride with us in the car. Don't worry, he was let out unharmed.

Oof! It was a little bit of a let-down in terms of "farm". First off, we didn't even get to see the…read more"farm". Parking is located right outside the honey shop. So, into the honey shop we went. A sweet, young girl the only person there, and she confessed to being very, very new - first-week-on-the-job new - which meant that we were not going to get much information out of her. I asked if they offered tours of the farm, and they do not. There is a small viewing deck beside the shop, but it was simply not the type of viewing you'd expect on an actual honey farm. We thought to ourselves: "We've seen bees... Let's just get the honey and scram." And so we did. There is a set-up in the middle of the shop, a tasting station if you will. All the different kinds of honey were laid out in little jars along with a container of tasting picks. The flavours were interesting. Besides natural honey, they had Vanilla, Ginger, Cinnamon, Wildflower, etc. We tasted every flavour, and settled on the Wildflower honey. When it comes to honey, I just want the natural honey taste. The Wildflower gave the natural honey just a touch of floral scent, which was fine by me. With that said, all the flavourings used are real and natural - or so we were told! The jar of Wildflower honey has been tasty and good so far. I'm enjoying little spoonfuls with my tea everyday.

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.

Great selection esp of Western European goodies, but many other international specialty items. This…read moreis a real treasure, and often one stop for several types of specialty items.

Great place to get a lot of German foods though I'll admit that their packaged German goods has a…read morebetter variety than the cold cuts. It looks like their cold cuts are more than just German ones (European in general) and actually, I found that they are missing a lot of the favorites I grew up eating from Germany. Maybe it was the day I was there? It was a Saturday in the later part of the morning so they may have already been out. There's a bakery next door that also has a lot of great European rolls/breads and even desserts but also mixed in are North American treats as well so as much as this probably started out as an authentic German bakery and deli, it's now turned into a heavily German influenced bakery and deli. Still, for Kelowna, it's a good find for German products. Like many German delis, prices on packaged goods are obviously high as they are imports but where else are you going to find these products anyhow? The place is busy, kept clean, and the staff was helpful. A bit of confusion with the numbering system when we were there, but it happens.

I was expecting a better experience. I had seen the TV ads so I was thinking that I'd get really…read morefriendly, personal "old fashioned" service like the ad. Um, nope. The produce was the usual (carrots, potatoes...) , nothing exotic or hard to find, the produce looked wilty and not well taken care of, and the prices were higher than the organic place I usuallly shop at. I won't bother returning.

I find the prices here reasonable and they quite often have great specials and feature local…read moreproduce. A small organic produce section. The produce is hand selected by the staff and I can see the improvement in that over other places, but not enough to warrant a special trip across town. They also have a small but complete selection of local dairy items and some pantry items. I wouldn't go far out of my way to go here, but would definitely stop if in the vicinity. Located in Guisachan Village there are other great stores right there; Codfather's, Okanagan Grocery (amazing baked goods, cheeses, etc.), Bernard Callebaut.

Very good store for organics or conventional items, prices are middle range, but reasonable. Their…read moremeat department is one of the best in Kelowna with a large selection of free range, specialty and wild meats, turkey (JD farms, yum!), chicken and salmon (wild sockeye - excellent). The produce department is usually well stocked, and the prices and selection quite good. They do support local and BC products. They have a large health and vitamin selection. As a frequent shopper I enjoy their loyalty program, every once in a while I get $20 off. They usually have good weekly sale items on a variety of everyday and specialty items. Helpful, attentive, knowledgeable staff. Convenient highway access with a medium sized, free parking lot. The thing that pushes them to 5 stars for me is their community support. Not only do they provide donations, etc. they have a room that they share with community charity groups free of charge - now that is easily worth a star.

Choices is a grocery store that gives you the choice of conventional or organic products. (I…read moreprefer organic.) http://www.choicesmarket.com/stores.aspx?store=8 I like the prices here.