Every single thing I consumed from here was amazing.. no words. The smell is amazing, food amazing,…read moregreat customer service. I'm back in the states and miss it already :( I tried the Nanaimo bar, Boston cream donut, maple custard donut, and chocolate tart. Can't wait to try the sourdough when I get home, I'm sure it'll be just as great as everything else!

The food was really good. The staff was friendly, lots of them just standing around chatting. The…read morecoffee was okay nothing special. I missed a little bit more cosy area to sit down but loved the big wooden bench.

We had the cinnamon twist and maple bar donuts. Both were quite tasty. The twist was nice and…read moresoft with a good mix of cinnamon and sugar on the outside. Ordered the cafe mocha coffee, it was pretty good but tasted more like a hot chocolate. The store had large selection of baked goods.

We had coffee, cinnamon bun and sausage roll at Big Al's. The food was really good. We were able…read moreto grab 1 of the 2 tables available on the sidewalk. Seating inside is very limited because of Covid. The aisles are really well marked with directional signs and there are also circles marked for social distancing. They have a wonderful selection of pastries and breads. While we were there they gave us a couple of peanut butter cookies that were just about to be placed in the display case. They were delicious. The service was very warm and welcoming. I would highly recommend for good service, good food and fair prices.

Wow!! The cakes that Specialty Bakery are providing for the weekly Birthday Cake draw from Maxine…read moreDehart's column are huge!! AND, such mouth watering, eye opening choices!! I was going for the Lemon Cake but then selected the Raspberry Chocolate Cake so beautifully decorated!!! Truly one of the very best Birthday Cakes I have ever had!! YUM!! Thanks Specialty Bakery!!

This little spot is incredible. Fresh bread for a roast beef sandwich. Spectacular tomato beef…read moresoup. I am in heaven. There was a super nice lady working the register. She brought us a Kelowna donut on the house. We are visiting customers from the state of Missouri. TIA was incredibly nice. Please visit often!

Grabbed a delicious lunch for takeout. We ordered 4…read moredifferent types of tacos (beef, chicken, venison, and salmon) which was definitely too much food for 2 of us. Generous portions and the bannock was so good! Service was friendly and helpful with recommendations for everyone coming in to order.

I really wanted to try this Indigenous themed café and it was on my priority to-do list in Kelowna…read more It was a pleasant experience trying the snacks and coffee here. I loved the ambience and décor. They have a really good coffee and drinks menu. I chose a warm maple latte and it didn't disappoint. I also tried the sweet bannock with Saskatoon buttercream and a beef patty bannock sandwich. I liked the fresh bannocks and everything tasted great and the service was warm too. Would love to visit again.

Gluten free "timbit" style donuts, and the Nanaimo bars are to die for! I'm not from Kelowna and…read morethis was the first time I visited. I can't wait to return to try their larger style donuts and more of their products. What an amazing bakery for those that are gluten free!!!

We were looking for a bakery that had vegan options for a little bite one morning in Kelowna. This…read moreplace fit the bill pretty well in that the whole bakery is vegan. Tons of baked items on display when you arrive, plus a small menu of breakfast / lunch items. Since we wanted something heartier and less sweet, we ordered a couple of breakfast burritos ($6 each plus tax), as well as a couple of coffees to go. The burritos were ready in under 10 minutes. The burritos were very small, but I guess for $6 it's not a bad deal. Unfortunately for us, everything is also gluten free, so the wraps that come with the burritos are not a nice texture -- very papery and dry, and doesn't seem to stay together all that well. The filling was better, coming with tofu scramble, potatoes, and vegan cheese. The scrambled tofu was nice, the potatoes were dry and didn't have great texture, but the vegan cheese gives it a nice sauciness to it. They've gotta get better wraps for these, as this was a bit of a deal-breaker for me; I wouldn't order these again. 2.5/5 The coffees on the other hand were very nice. I'd gladly come back for coffee and maybe to try the baked/sweet goods.

If I could give a 0 I would! not only did they mess up on 30$ worth of food, they had the nerve to…read moretry and charge more !!! worst Tim Hortons I have ever been too!!!!

I have come to this location the last few days and have noticed a consistency of employee attitude…read more They do not care about the people within their store as I had to wait 15mins for a coffee and a muffin. they solely focus on the vehicles in drive through. I waited 10mins before I spoke up and stated "when anyone is available I am here" from the till. again I had to shout a few mins later that " I will be writing a bad review and this is horrible fast food establishment" long story short, save yourself the attitude and the delay. find a different timmies!

Don't trust their website, not kept updated. Came in for a couple slices of pizza for lunch takeout…read moreand while I was here at 1:30 and their website says slices available from 11 until 3pm. They only do it from 11-1pm. Waitress did not offer a solution. When told that the website was different, response was yeah the website is not kept updated....

Even though the prices are high, I recommend just getting a cup of coffee and having some…read moredoughnuts, cookies, etc., which they do well. We only ever go because we want to eat while in Oroville, when nothing else good is open, & my friends don't like Mexican. The savory food is awful, over & over again... the cook adds too much salt (& I love salt) to everything, as if to cover up their inability to cook decent food. Maybe the pizza's okay - never tried it. I always try something different, trying to believe that anything on the menu is good. Yesterday it was a "grinder," which is supposed to mean Italian meats (plural) with provolone &/or mozzarella, on an Italian roll, with at least tomatoes, & oil/vinegar. The one I was served yesterday cost 17.00 after tax & adding french fries. It was simply a few slices of cheap salami with overly salty tomato sauce & cheese. Not even a lonely olive or two to add color & flavor. Sigh...

With all the wonderful coffee places in this town, why would anyone go here? I have been here a…read moredozen times and have yet to get a decent coffee! It may be cheaper than some but you get what you pay for!

Very very slow when you order inside. The cashier was very…read morenice and knew what she was doing. She actually was smarter then the actual assistant manager. ‍ Food was hot. But took forever to get.

Passing through and stopped in for lunch. Had the: 1)…read morequesadilla: very hearty, good ingredients, spicy salsa. 2) bibimbap: no stone bowl, but the ingredients were right, not spicy, the pork had a nice char 3) butter chicken rice bowl: best surprise of this was the naan which was very good, the curry was not greasy which you often find. Each dish had a nice balance of flavor and protein/beg/carb. Not easy to do the breadth of cuisines they do here (that we tried) well. After school snack is a peanut butter cookie for the road. Service was friendly and proactive. We are happy to have stopped here and they are deserving of their rating.

This place has so much going for it, that I wish I could have given it five stars. It's clearly…read morepopular with the locals, which is imperative in a small town. It has a great theme with the wooden spoons everywhere, cool old tin panels in the ceiling as well as the burlap bags. You order at the counter, pay and get your numbered wooden spoons which you place in a glass milk carton at the table you choose while awaiting your food. There is plenty of brick inside the restaurant which is always something I like. The woman who took or order said that the owner had bought the place behind them and they were blowing out the wall in between the two establishments so the kitchen can service two places. Sounds good right? The problem we had was that the breakfasts we got were not hot, I mean barely warm. My sunny up eggs were barely done, still alot of clear in the whites. My two halves of toast were put together, butter to butter. The second pieces together for my entire meal I was going to put marmalade on after I had finished all but them. The butter had not even melted into the toast, it was still whole butter. Everything tasted quite good, but it has to be hot. We would certainly return, but it fell just short of the mark. Too bad!

I admit, I had ZERO idea what bannock is, but my kid had heard of this small cafe and she really…read morewanted to try it, so who am I to say no?!! Reading the other reviews, I see I'm not alone in stopping here en route to Penticton (it's a good mid-point for a break). There's a small parking strip on the side of the building. I love supporting smaller shops and cafes, and this particular one is indigenous-owned so it seems extra special! Love the motto, too: "Don't panic..We have bannock!". Cute! The cafe is small but clean, with Indigenous artwork on the walls. Of course we ordered bannock! I ordered a maple one, and my kid ordered a berry one (might've been the Saskatoon berry, I forget). I'll be honest, they were absolutely delicious, and fresh, and fluffy and sweet and glazed, but mine absolutely did NOT have much of a maple taste - like, AT ALL. It was like the glaze on a Krispy Kreme glazed donut. Delicious, yes, and sugary, but not maple-y. My kid's berry one was very subtle in its berry flavor. Again, excellent, but not knock-out berry-y. To me, these treats were similar to donuts without the holes. More like fluffy fritters. Delicious, but not as unique as I thought they'd be. As for the coffees....my maple latte, again, sadly, did not taste at ALL maple-y. But it was an excellent coffee: very smooth and flavorful. You could tell the beans were excellent. There just was no maple taste. But my kid had a berry latte (again, I forget what kind), but this drink was EXCELLENT and it totally DID have a distinct berry flavor to it, and it was wonderful! (We both tried both bannocks and both lattes, and we both agreed on this review). We didn't try the sandwiches but they looked quite good. They also had some cute Kekuli Cafe merch for sale.

Wow! We came in for a quick snack on our drive back to Vancouver from the Okanagen and were blown…read moreaway! We got the maple glazed, the Saskatoon berry, and a couple of cinnamon bitz and they were all amazing. I had to leave before I kept buying and eating more! So good. I would love to come back!