The boys and I have been here twice already! This is a great place for cherry picking and a picnic…read morelunch since there are a lot of shaded areas around the orchard. Nevertheless, it is still a good idea to wear a hat and sunscreen. There are also ladders available for picking the fruit from the top of the tree, but please do so at your own risk (the ground is a bit uneven)! Cherry picking season runs from the first week of July to the first week of August, depending on the growing season. This summer, the Stellas were being sold at $2.25 per pound and the Rainers were $3.75 (cash only!). The other varieties they sell include Satin, Lapin, Early Yellow, Skeena, Stardust, Crystaline, and Staccato.

On our second visit to this u-pick cherry orchard, we took a break for a picnic lunch under a huge…read moremaple tree in the backyard. I can't exactly explain why picking big, ripe, juicy cherries is fun, but marvelling at the bunches of fruit hanging on the trees is an experience in itself. Savouring the sweet cherries later is pure enjoyment.

Flats of delicious strawberries for $25.00. That's $10.00 cheaper than other markets. Amazingly…read morefresh, sweet and ripe.

Its ok here. I think it really depends on the timing and what you are looking for. We came for…read morepeaches but their peaches are not that big compared to its competitors. Prices are ok. Its just that their products seems not as fresh. Its a nice farm that is for sure. Nice Sun Flowers. We had to take pictures of it.

Great spot. Ice cream is amazing. Staff are very friendly. The building is well kept and clean. All…read morearound our go-to family spot for ice cream.

Line up out the door but it is worth it ! Line moved super quick…read more They have many flavour selections and any that I've tried are amazing. $6 for one scoop ( huge ) , $8 for 2. +1 for a waffle cone. I had a waffle bowl with tiramisu and it was really good , quite sweet like actual tiramisu. They have a couple seats but it's always been busy enough that it's not the best to stay in to eat - plenty of seating right across the street at the park.

After finishing up a floating trip in Penticton, we decided we were craving some fresh fruit,…read morehowever at 6pm all the fruitstands we were passing were closed...until we came across this gem! This place has humerous and happy staff along with incredibly reasonable prices. You will find fruit, veggies, canned goods, baked items, and ice-cream! We decided to have a small treat before supper and asked for a jr. cone for $1.50 and she was not shy about piling that ice-cream mountain high! It was delicious! They also have a customer washroom, play area outside for children, and a cute little goat named Jimmy who waits for you to sneak him some fresh grass through the cage. I definitley recommend stopping in to check this place out! Nice way to support the locals.

We visited Moo Alix in Kelowna on our way through town!! It was my first time, but not for my…read moretravel companion. The ice cream is made in house, and is served in either a bowl or a variety of cone (regular, waffle). It was a busy night when we visited, but service was very quick. The ambiance was very neat, and smelled like delicious tasty ice cream.

We enjoyed high quality basic flavor favorites. However, several South Asian fruits and spices…read morefeatured. Oh wow the flavors are so intriguing! Can't wait to try more.

On the pricey side, but worth every dollar…read more While in Kelowna, we went to this location and the other, and tried a variety of pastries and chocolates. Although the macarons were good, the best I've had were at Bon Macaron Patisserie in Vancouver. However, the other sweets were outstanding. I highly recommend the Moulin Rouge (flourless mousse cake) any of the chocolates that include caramel, and the cherry ganache (candy). They also had mille-feuille, which is made of thin layers of pastry with pastry cream in between. It blew my mind. Service was okay. The young women who worked in both places were super busy and a bit impatient. As far ambiance goes, everything was bright white and clean. Expect a line.

Sandrine on Lakeshore is a really pretty little French patisserie and coffee shop. The food was…read morebeautiful and delicious - we tried the Nutella croissant, turkey and bean turnover, and ham and cheese croissant, along with coffee ($50 for everything). I really liked the spot and would definitely recommend trying the food, but their ordering system needs some work. There were three people working, but instead of each person having a specific role, they all seemed to rotate between taking orders, heating food, and making coffee, so we waited 20 minutes for our coffees! It would be a much better customer experience if each person had a dedicated job, especially when it's busy. Overall, the food was good and it's a lovely little spot. Worth trying, but expect you may have to wait!

I like the quality of the produce, both vegetables and fruits. They sell delicious cherry juice,…read moreand apple cider, as well as tasty sumosas.

This is a large fruit stand with an ice cream counter and locally-made gifts. The cool twist is…read morethat there are also samosas and butter chicken sauce in the cold case. Unfortunately there was no cooked butter chicken when we visited (which was a little disappointing since there was a giant sign outside that said "BUTTER CHICKEN."). ((They do have a grill, although it wasn't in use at the time.)) Items you can find here: honeycrisp apples, vinegars, zucchini's the size of Vern Troyer, jams, pumpkin butter, apple butter, kale, a small selection of cured meats, a limited selection of artisan bath products, milkshakes, pickles, candy, cucumbers, and salad dressings. Produce was a pretty good price and all was sourced locally. Bathrooms are outside of the store (two stalls for the ladies) and much cleaner than most. We would stop here again!

Been coming here since 2014, love this cute family run place…read more The service is good, food is fresh and always consistently made well. This place was very nicely designed and looks nice inside and out. It is always clean and well kept. I love the Vegetable samosas, Coconut curry lentil soup and Aloo Gobi. To make these dishes vegan just ask for no butter on the naan. The only things are I wish they had brown basmati rice and whole wheat naan. Can't wait to try the Vegetable and Channa masalas. My fiancé loves the Hillcrest breakfast special, samosas and their Egg salad sandwich, my cousin really likes their Sunny tuna melt. My dad from Vancouver LOVED their samosas so much that he wanted to order 10 to take back home. He said the Hillcrest samosas were better than the samosas he's had at many different places in Surrey and Vancouver. They make really great drinks too and I appreciate that they have almond milk as well. Also, when their satin cherries are in season - they are the best I've had so far in Kelowna. Beautiful deep red colour, juicy, very sweet, not too soft. And nice size too! Sooo good!

This was our second time coming here…read more Food was still extremely slow coming out. Also, the portions were small for the price. Hubby's eggs bene were acceptable, but I ordered a breakfast sandwich without egg and it didn't come with anything else described on the menu. Basically all I received was two thin slices of back bacon on a bun with mayo; none of the veg or cheese as advertised. Not a great choice.