Speakeasy in the basement of Crown & Thieves Winery!…read more This speakeasy transports you back to the prohibition era. The servers are dressed in flapper attire, and they offer cabaret performances after the winery closes (see events calendar)! Their simple menu consists of classic cocktails, I ordered the Bees Knees. Snacks include pork rinds, fries, and other nibbles. Happy hour is half off bottles of wine from 3pm- 5pm. They also have events listed on a monthly calendar posted in crown &thieves and all of their sister wineries (ie. The hatch, the hatchery etc). Definitely worth a visit during your trip to the Okanagan!

A small and intimate place with a great vibe. A wide assortment of cocktails are available along…read morewith a short but interesting menu. During our visit, we enjoyed a cocktail (or 2) along with a Martini. The owner, Shane, is a great host. We completed our visit with a snack. I highly recommend the truffle fries & pork pelly. If you are in the neighborhood or anywhere near Kelowna... it is a great little speak easy to enjoy a few hours!

This place knows cocktails. After a bad brewery experience we fell into born to shake and fell into…read morethe 4 best cocktails of the summer. We had the rum old fashioned, habanero watermelon marg, Tyler nose and the word of the irish! Samir and Min rock the cocktail world! You will not be disappointed! Love this place!!

My wife and I celebrated our birthdays there last night (yes born same day, 1 year apart). The…read morewhole experience was a pleasure right from the start. Entering Intermezzo, we were asked if there was a special occasion that brought us in. We told them it was our birthday dinner. Upon being escorted to our table, we arrived to find a Happy Birthday sign had been placed on the table. The evening just got better from there. We shared two appies, escargot and bruschetta, a bottle of Ancient Hills Pino Baco, then our entrees. My wife absolutely loved the Ahi Tuna, while I devoured an amazing Moroccan Rack of Lamb, both of which were prepared to perfection. We finished off sharing their signature Black and White Creme Brule. Our server, Jess was an absolute delight, listening to a couple of old fogies stories, and offeriing to take our picture as a momento of the evening. Intermezzo has become our absolute must go to for future birthday dinners. A phenomenal evening.

Two dinners here. One with six at the table and one with eight. The service is friendly and…read moreefficient. Good attention is paid to explaining the dishes. There are not many vegetarian options but one can get by with a pasta. They have a good wine selection and some very good wines from a related small production wine maker. The space has a main dining room and a bar. On both occasions we were seated in the bar which I found a bit strange. The lighting is rather on the dark side but not extreme. Everyone was happy with the food.

Went for dinner on a Friday evening and had a great experience. The setting and service was great,…read moreand the food also. Tried the pizza w/prosciutto, gnocchi and a few of apps ...all of which were delicious. I liked the chili oil also (others found it hot but I was fine), would recommend!

Beautiful Italian restaurant in downtown Vernon. We enjoyed the spacious comfortable seating,…read morefriendly service, and really delicious pizza, caesar salad, lemon tart, and yummy drinks.

Early April 2025: After some wine tasting, my group and I visited the restaurant. I ordered the…read moreWinter 2025 Chef's Menu. It consisted of a winter salad ($5), linguine carbonara ($25) and toblerone mousse ($5) for a total of $35. The starter salad was delicious, it consisted of gorgonzola, hazelnut, pear dressing and fresh pear. There was the perfect amount of gorgonzola, I actually want to take notes and make this salad at home in the future. The dessert was delicious, consisting of pear butter, fresh pear, hazelnut sponge and chantilly. Together, they were definitely worth $5 each. However, the Liguine Carbonara missed the mark. It was supposed to have Gunaciale, a rich, fatty cured italian pork product. However, I had a SINGLE small piece in my carbonara beneath the arugula. My cousin who ordered the exact same thing had 8+ pieces. The linguine itself tasted house made.. however the carbonara was extremely bland. I didn't taste any salt, pepper or cheese. I was very disappointed to pay $25 for a small portion, that didn't have any flavour nor meat. For me to be disappointed with food while drunk speaks volumes. I think this restaurant has potential. Service was great. I would be willing to return again and try something else.

It was a beautiful day in the okanagan so what better way to enjoy it than lunch and wine on a…read morelocal patio? The view, as always, was stunning. The food was mediocre, we both ordered chicken sandwiches with salad, however I have had menu items here that I have enjoyed better. It was just a very uninteresting sandwich. One thing I couldn't help but notice was that we were given two different wine glasses while sharing a bottle of wine. To me, that's a huge no no at a winery and I was quite surprised by it. The service was lacking a bit, our waitress was friendly but drinks nor food were checked up on.

Our friends highly recommended Kin & Folk for our anniversary dinner, and we're so glad they did…read more From start to finish, our experience was exceptional. We don't eat red meat, but that certainly didn't limit our choices. We started with the Chili Shrimp Dumplings, Scallop & Prawn Ceviche, and the Family Milk Bread. Every dish was outstanding. In fact, we wished we'd ordered our own portions! The milk bread was so good we immediately ordered another. Served steaming hot as a freshly baked pull-apart loaf, it was perfect for soaking up every last drop of the incredible sauces. For our entrées, my husband ordered the Ginger Scallion Crab Bowl, generously filled with crab and perfectly cooked noodles. I had the Roasted Sesame Salad with scallion chicken and crispy fried tofu. We sampled each other's dishes, but this was one of those rare occasions where my husband couldn't get enough of his own! I couldn't blame him because mine was every bit as delicious. We were too full for dessert, so we took the tiramisu home to enjoy later. The bar menu also deserves special mention. I ordered the Full Moon Party, a creative twist on a Lemon Drop topped with a light, fluffy lemon foam. It was as beautiful as it was delicious. Watching the bartender create other cocktails convinced me we'll be back to explore more of the menu. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the service. Our server, Svetlana, treated us like royalty and genuinely cared about making our anniversary special. The entire team worked seamlessly together, always smiling and happy to help. Kin & Folk has officially become our favourite restaurant, and we'll definitely be bringing our own kin and folk there in the future. With several beverages, multiple appetizers, generous entrées, and dessert, our bill before tip was about $100 per person. For food and service of this calibre, it was excellent value and made for an unforgettable anniversary celebration. Highly recommended!

A lovely experience. They offer Asian fusion cuisine. We sat outside in the shades patio on a hot…read moresummer day, but felt nice and cool. Their interpretation of ceviche was beautiful, they offer it with a Thai twist, coconut milk and basil. The drinks were great. Our server Maria was phenomenal, classy and professional. We also ordered the Asian Greens which we also highly recommend. We also tried the soy chicken, which was prepared sous vide style, and made for a very interesting and creative dish. The other main we tried was the ginger scallion crab, which was Italian inspired but with Asian ingredients, such as black bean paste, a lovely dish. The portions were huge, so consider sharing. The tiramisu was also very. We highly recommend this spot and will return when back in town.

Coolest pub/restaurant in Revelstoke. It can be hard to get into but the service is excellent and…read morethe food is amazing. Their poutine is the best I've had. Highly recommend if passing through town.

Super fun and stylish 5-pin bowling alley right in the heart of downtown Revelstoke. This place has…read morea full bar, pool table and 8 lanes of bowling available. There was also a skate/snowboard shop in the building but it was closed when we went. It was definitely my kind of joint: snowboard & ski videos playing on flat screen TVs, good dance music bumpin, local art on the walls, black lights on the lanes, and great service from the bar. There were kids, teens, and adults there all having fun. The place was packed when we showed up around 7pm so we played a couple rounds of pool and had some cocktails before we got on the lanes. Not sure if they do reservations but I might suggest checking that out if you are going on a weekend. 5-pin was different but fun and challenging. You use small bowling balls with no finger holes and get three turns per frame instead of two. The points multiply if you strike or spare in the first two turns of the frame, but not on the third turn. I enjoyed the uniqueness of the game but lost 3 of 4 games to my wife. The only draw back to The Cabin was the limited food menu, but I wouldn't take a star away from them for that. Because we started around 8 and bowled 4 games, many of the restaurants had closed by the time we were done. We ended up finding some great pizza at the local bar, The Village Idiot. In summary: great drinks, fun atmosphere, and friendly staff. Not your typical bowling alley. I definitely plan to come back on my next trip to Revelstoke!

I was craving Asian food in a not-so-Asian town and locals kept recommending it. After buying a new…read moresnowboard and new snowboard boots across the street, we came over expected nothing. It's more of a bar vibe with food, but the food was surprisingly really good. They let us do soju bombs, though I hit mine way too hard and sent beer everywhere. After that, they still let us do more rounds as long as we dropped it in only, had to beg for that. Servers were Korean, which was great to see. They also have a billiards table, so it's a fun place to eat, drink, and hang out after. Service: Friendly and chill, didn't mind us having fun Food/Drinks: Surprisingly good food, soju bombs available, solid bar options Ambiance: Lively bar atmosphere with billiards, good spot to hang out 10/10 A fun bar with better food than expected and a great social vibe

It seems that K-drama, K-Pop, and K-Food has permeated globally and even in small towns like…read moreValemount had a couple of K-spots and Revelstoke is no exception. If you are scrambling between the mountains doing the Canadian tradition of crossing the Rockies, you'll need to figure out where to stop and nourish your SEOUL. There's a certain audacity to it--the kind that makes a town interesting. You've got this postcard-perfect mountain place, all ski-town swagger and lumberjack flannel, and right in the middle of it, a Korean family decides to plant their flag. They don't just open a restaurant--they create a gathering spot. Seoul Street isn't trying to mimic what Revelstoke already has. It's something else entirely. Walk in and you'll feel it immediately. There's a pulse here--equal parts neighbourhood bar, après-ski hangout, and low-lit spot to linger over soju and a plate of bulgogi. Trivia nights and other activities fill the off-season lull with laughter and beer-fueled rivalry, and when the mountains are quiet, this place hums with locals who know a good thing when they find it. The food? Pretty damn solid - street food with minimal twists and turns - this isn't conFUSION you know! The flavors are real--comforting, soulful, straight out of mom's kitchen, but smartly calibrated for the uninitiated. They'll ask about your spice level, and they actually mean it. You can go mild, or you can sweat your way to enlightenment. Either way, you'll leave full, maybe a little flushed, and very happy. In a town where everyone's passing through--ski bums, truckers, dirtbags, dreamers--Seoul Street manages to feel like home. That's not easy to do. If you're rolling through Revelstoke or laying your head down for the night, don't miss this place. It's brave, it's welcoming, and it tastes like heart. Seoul Street isn't just feeding people--it's building community, one spicy bowl at a time. CHEERS!!!

we were there for Father's Day. Food was good, our table had the fish and chips and…read moreburgers...everyone liked their meal

Horrible experience. I've never been treated so poorly at a restaurant. On top of that the food was…read morea complete disappointment. The theme at this place is old and cold. I do not recommend!

Reading all these reviews, I see that they are all over the place: some 5 star, some one, and many…read morefolks who've been here a few times saying that the food and/or service here is inconsistent. I think that's probably true. My kid and I heard that this place has an awesome happy hour deal: purchase a drink from 2-5pm, get a free pound of chicken wings. And the wings look great, with lots of choices of sauces! We had hoped to come here for this HH deal but unfortunately, the time never worked out. So we came here for an early lunch instead one hot day. There were very few diners when we arrived, so we had our pick of tables. We chose to sit at the outdoor patio, as it was a lovely day. Our server was super nice. My kid ordered a Wagyu burger with fries and a flight of beers. (One this day of the week, any Wagyu item was $2 off. They have certain specials every day of the week). I usually have a salad for lunch, so I ordered the vegetable salad with beets and goat cheese with its honey Dijon poppyseed vinaigrette. The flight of beers was quite good (according to my kid, who enjoyed them). Her burger and fries were also quite good. (I had a bite and it was tasty). 4/5 stars for her meal. My salad, however, was beyond sad. It was 95% lettuce, a thimble-full of goat cheese crumbles, zero beets, a few wilted cucumber spears, and, again, 95% lettuce. (At least the lettuce was fresh and clean, I'll give it that! But for $17, it was 95% lettuce! I am not exaggerating. And the vinaigrette looked and tasted exactly like a bottled Kraft dressing I've recently had. It did not taste like honey or Dijon at ALL). I'd give my salad 1/5 stars. And that's being kind. (I returned 75% of it uneaten. Even my kid wasn't up for it - and she usually finishes ALL my meals). One item on the menu sounded too good to pass up: their "peaches in a blanket" dessert. It takes 20 minutes to make. We ordered it - and it was the highlight of the whole meal. (Sorry I did not get a photo. We ate it immediately lol!). It was truly delicious, and not obscenely large in size (I find it a turn-off when portions are too huge. This was sized just right). Truly delicious. 5/5. Side note: the bathrooms here, in the back of the restaurant, are quite nice. There are three of them, each nicely decorated, and roomy, one with a large baby table. All super clean. I was impressed by the washrooms! Back to the food... regarding our meals, our dishes were very inconsistent. I'm giving this place a 3/5 stars, totally middle of the road, just because I think your experience will depend on what you order and what day you order it.

Came here during lunch with my family of three. We were holding laptops and documents and had our 6…read moreyear old with us, as it was going to be a working lunch. It was busy inside but there was a 4 top table available. There were some couples at 4 top tables. The hostess asked the manager where to seat us and he said at the bar. That doesn't work with a child, it's a liability, she could fall and we were clearly attempting to work together. I explained this to the host and she just gave me a blank stare. We decided to leave and then the people behind us who was a party of 3 were seated at the 4 top. Very disappointing.