Lovely cafe in an area where there is not much around. That being said this place would stand out…read moreeven in a busy city. Coffee shop and pastries are great. Even more so the Tacos outside are outstanding. Had some al pastor tacos on my last visit

Where to start? First of all, this has LONG been one of my favourite places to stop along the…read moredrive. They serve Oso Negro coffee and they serve it well. The bakery is all hand-made in-house and beyond delicious! You will have a tough time picking one thing. The sizes are huge and the prices are not! The variety is next level We ordered breakfast sandwiches and wraps to-go and each one was brought out by the staff who gently called our name and passed the item. This is such a kind departure from plopping the item on the counter and yelling 'BReakfast wrap!!!!' We meandered through the well-curated little gift shop and 4 of us managed to find to cutest gifts! Do yourself the favour and make this a priority stop.

actually Gino's Coffee House not that anyone's counting... the foods look the same, the coffee…read morelooks the same, even some of the names on the menu boards are the same so maybe the business has just recently changed hands. just in town looking for lunch and after getting no suitable recommendations for chips and fish nearby I came in for fresh coffee and a little something else. the guy at the ice cream shop recommended the Rustic Reuben so I went along with that. turns out I really need to stop trusting people to make food (specifically sandwiches) correctly: some regional variation is expected when the name is appended but a connection to the original should be obvious. instead what I got was not exactly rye breads, not quite corned beef, and not even close on the russian dressing. the swiss cheese and the sauerkraut (which was rumored to be odd) were spot on though and it was a really good sandwich but it was utterly and entirely and emphatically ¡NOT! a Reuben!! so how about please just call it something else..? also a larger, kosher, and dill-er pickle spear would be fabulous.

Formerly JoJo's coffee. Still looks the same inside. Friendly service. Decent menu. Great place to…read morestop at while in town.

Great little sandwich shop! Ice cold beer! It's not fancy…read moreand shares its space with a little retail store but you can't beat the sandwiches. Made fresh and friendly staff. If you're in the mood for an outstanding sandwich this is it!

Outstanding sandwiches and selections of various baked goods, yummy drinks, gifts, etc. Great…read morefriendly service. The only downer are the ridiculous cheeky signs and messages all over the place, the crass humor, just embarrassing altogether.

Jupiter is one of the best spots in Winthrop to dine at, if not, the best. Despite Yelp saying…read morethat this location is temporarily closed, we decided to still walk by and see if it was open and it indeed was. What a win for us, too, because the food was fantastic and exactly what we needed. We visited Jupiter for dinner on our first night in town and after a day of sunshine and hiking, we were hungry. At Jupiter, the menu isn't large, but they have a good range of items to choose from, in addition to local beers and wines. We were pleased that they had a large outdoor patio area where it's dog friendly, which is where we sat with our dog. You order and pay first inside at the counter, snag a number and a staff member delivers your food to the table. My partner and I both ordered different protein bowls and a salad and had a hard kombucha. My protein bowl was delicious with the steelhead as my protein of choice with rice, beans, jalapenos, greens, pickled red onions, avocado and a cilantro dressing. It was very filling, nourishing and delicious! The salad was also very good, with fresh greens in a light dressing. Everything was healthy and wholesome and left us satisfied. I highly recommend visiting Jupiter if you're in the Winthrop area for a meal. They have fresh, whole foods that are packed with protein and everything you need after a day of hiking. Plus, the patio for dogs cannot be beat as we learned that not everywhere in Winthrop has patio seating. Something to be mindful of if you're traveling with your best friend. I would definitely eat here again when back in the area.

They cooked FOR vegans, instead of just throwing us a plant-based bone. Pet friendly patio outside…read more Don't ask for ketchup.

The food was terrible. I kept looking around to see what I could do to add some flavor to it but…read morethere was nothing. The cinnamon twist felt like it was old. The place inside looked old and rundown. I regret coming here. I think the only reason this place has high rating is because there's not a lot of options.

The sandwiches, desserts, coffee and smoothies are amazing here! It's one of our favorite places to…read morestop at while in Twisp! Highly recommend!

An oasis on the Crowsnest. I always stop here on my road trip from Van to the Kootenays, as do most…read moreHighway 3 travellers (it's a must!). The Copper Eagle is a quaint little coffee shop in the historic mining town of Greenwood, "Canada's Smallest City" with incorporation dating back to 1897. It's located in a two-story heritage building built in 1899 and is the perfect rest stop to stretch the legs, refresh with a gourmet cuppa and have something tasty to eat. There's a delicious looking selection of freshly baked bread and treats, and the people who work the counter are genuine and friendly. A welcoming place of small town charm. A stroll down Copper Street is worth seeing the heritage sites and antique shops and learn about the rich history of the area. Look to where the vehicles with out-of-province plates are pulled over with the old red vintage car parked out front and that's the place! Note: They open early at 6am and close early at 4pm!

This was one of the best bakeries I have ever been in. The best buttertart I have ever had. I would…read moredefinitely recommend it to anybody passing through town.

In September, my friends and I spent a fabulous weekend in Osoyoos/Oliver touring the wineries. In…read moreorder to save money (which I spent all on wine!), and because our accommodations had a kitchen, my friends and I decided to purchase groceries and make our own meals, instead of eating out. Being practical (as well as the only girl in our group of four), I suggested that we purchase groceries in Vancouver and bring them with us. But my friend, who had been to the area earlier in the summer, said it wasn't necessary, that there was a grocery store nearby. However, he didn't mention it was a Buy-Low, and I stupidly assumed is was a Safeway, or some other decent grocery store. My friend also said that he had checked the store hours, and they close at 9pm. We rushed from Vancouver in order to make it by 9pm, and arrived at 8:15pm, and saw a big sign outside stating that the store closes at 8pm. Luckily we had had a quick bite to eat a few hours earlier at some crappy food court in some sad mall on our way to Osoyoos, because it turned out that there were no grocery stores open past 8pm; the nearby pub stopped serving food at 10pm (we arrived there at 10:15pm); and the nearby pizza place wasn't open, despite it being a Friday night. Anyway, we went to Buy-Low the next day, and while we were able to purchase what we needed, the food was expensive! Maybe it was because the store was in Osoyoos, the middle of nowhere, but the prices were much higher than even Safeway! Decent selection of items, but the with the high prices and short operating hours, it was like shopping in Reykjavik (although Reykjavik had one 24 hour grocery store, while the other one closed at 6pm). [Yelp collections: Grocery Stores]

This Buy-Low is THE secret to a great Osoyoos vacation!…read more Fools that we are, we assumed that (as in our own neighborhood) the Buy-Low was the discount, not-very-good grocery store. In fact, it's by far the best grocery shop we've discovered in these parts...so good that if it were in Vancouver, it's probably where we'd shop. Like the name promises, it's a well-priced source of all the essentials. But it also has an excellent produce department, a wide assortment of (mostly conventionally raised) meat and fish, a remarkably eclectic bakery and a really great range of East Indian (and to a lesser extent, Asian and Mexican) foods. We found everything from buffalo mozzarella (several kinds!) to gluten-free baking supplies to delicious spanish cookie/cracker things (Rosales tortas) that have a cult following on the internet, but which we'd never previously discovered. If you're in Osoyoos, start your shopping here.

A reasonably well stocked grocery store in a small town with few other similar options anywhere…read morenearby. The staff is helpful, the grocery store has a fairly complete selection of groceries and related items, and it is obviously the place where the locals shop.

Great customer help. Prices are average. A very clean store and will be shopping there on the…read moreregular.

James makes seriously amazing things of all sorts. I have had spice blends, cookies, brittles,…read moresauces...all sorts of tasty amazing treats. Every gluten free person in Kelowna should know about this guy!

From the owner: Locally made Gluten-free, Nut-free Gourmet Treats and Spices.read more

Famously the only lunch option anywhere near the east side of North Cascades National Park, in an…read moreidyllic location. The caprese sandwich was pretty good, with a high quality pesto and perfectly standard mozz and arugula, but since all the sandwiches are prepackaged they're noticeably worse for wear. (The famous bread gets soggy.) I also had a cookie, which was spectacular but maybe not $5 spectacular. I wouldn't recommend the matcha.

Nice coffee and a great croissant. This place was busy considering the location in the middle of…read morenowhere and SR20 still snowed in. The baked goods lived up to their reputation. My croissant was so flakey it seemed to be snowing golden flakes of goodness. If you are driving in the area, it's worth a stop.