Hungry for a light lunch we ended up at the Wild Oak, which you would miss if you weren't looking…read morefor it, and that would be a shame. It's small, quaint and in a smallish space with a couple of tables out front and a patio in back. It's dog friendly which we love, and a bit of a hole in the wall which we love even more. The service is counter service where you place your order, pay, receive a number and then sit while they prepare your sandwich, or whatever you order. The menu is small, which like the place makes sense. I had the grilled cheese with added ham for a very reasonable price and the lovely K had the daily special. Both were good, not five star worthy, but solid. We both had water, not really coffee folks, so can't comment on that, but the murmurs were that the coffee was great. For us a great place to grab a quick lunch and enjoy the sunshine in Armstrong, what could be better than that.

I love this little place. So homey and quaint…read more My favorites are the "oat or lavender cookies They make a wonderful latte also. There is a creative great lunch menu, with soups and sandwiches. Service is excellent located in a nice part of town wwe can sit on a bench and watch the people go bye

Everything was good. Good egg salad sandwiches and the turkey sandwich was good. Only thing our…read moregroup didn't like was the meatball sandwich. Bakery items were great.

Such a neat stop off for a quick bite and a coffee. They have plenty of things on the menu to order…read moreand their homemade pies taste just as good as they look! We've been here a few times and have enjoyed each visit. Of course we'll be back for a fourth!

Excellent products and service, my second experience there, one inside and one outside on the…read morepatio. Friendly professional staff both times

Food is fantastic! You can tell they use real ingredients with real love…read more Well priced with healthy portions. The servers are super nice, it seems family owned. And the ambiance is pleasant, there's good music and art all along the walls

Breakfast was very good - different take on the Huevos rancheros and a nice meal. Didn't have any…read moreof the baked goods but they looked amazing.

The food here is really good and the portions are huge! I would give them more stars if only they…read morehad regular hours. It's so hard to know when they're open, it seems almost random. It's fairly crowded inside and Covid 19 measures haven't really been followed, but it's got a nice atmosphere and during non-pandemic times there was nothing wrong with the table spacing. It's generally friendly, food comes as ordered and is good. It's just not a reliable place so it's not worth making plans to go there. Generally when it is open it's open for breakfast or brunch, it's never open in the afternoon or evening and I don't think it's open on the weekends or Monday... and other days... it seems to be when they feel like it until they decide to close.

One of our favourite brunch spots in Vernon! You order at the counter and are assigned a table…read morenumber then the food is brought out to you. It's a fun, casual restaurant with really good food. Everything tastes so fresh and perfectly prepared.

Really good breakfast at a price that's hard to beat. Good service though you order before you sit…read moredown. The chicken and waffles was soo good. the waffles here are done really well. Slightly sweet by themselves. With the fried chicken cutlet and the maple syrup and slightly mustardy hollandaise, jt works really well. Huge pieces of bacon and the serving size is really generous. I split it with my son. I also split a corned beef hash which was also done really well. The meat is just perfect - tender yet crispy. The mix with shreddded potatoes also goes well They also have other great stuff like stuffed French toast. The bathrooms are also very nice. Next time if you're coming through Vernon be sure to give this place a try!

It was our first time at High Five Diner, located in Little Fort BC. We were on our way to Kamloops…read moreBC from Edson AB, and we had found this little spot. High Five offers traditional diner foods and ambiance, and had good service as well. We ate the schnitzel champignon (French for mushrooms) - two large pork schnitzels, topped with mushrooms, gravy and mashed potatoes and gravy. The dish was very large, and we were happy to share the dish, rather than get something else with the meal. We have to say the dish very delicious!!! At the end of the meal, we took a piece of peach and berry pie to go, which was also very tasty. A spot to try if you are going through the area.

The place looks cool when you walk in, but there was a pungent stench of mildew. The menu is…read morepretty interesting and the food was good and I would rate it 4 stars. I loved my schnitzel- and it was huge. My daughter's pieroskhi with sausage was good and my wife's lettuce wrap was fine. The girl who took our order knew nothing about the food and wasn't very outgoing. That smell and the fact that all the tables were dirty when there was no one in there brought my rating down.

I went to grillers today for a quick and cheap Lunch…read more I ordered a Ruben sandwich A sausage roll and an orange crush Their sausage rolls are probably some the best I've ever had in my entire life and I'm a chef The sausage meat that they use with juicy Well flavored It just for me needed 2 things A pinch more black pepper And a little bit of salt The pastry was fantastic so flaky so delicious the service was excellent and the Ambience is like a typical old-fashioned very clean butcher shop I give the sausage roll to 9 and a 1/2 out of Ten I'd go back just for the sausage rolls The Rubin was just okay the meat was nice and fatty as I like it but it was very tough I think they needed to cook it longer it needed Russian dressing for a thousand island type dressing It was a little soft and mushy Would I go back and get that again no Would I go back and have another sandwich there absolutely a 110% The pickles they put in the sandwich were really good This place is not cheap You get excellent quality there If you want to buy alaskan king crab legs their $99 a pound I think that's a little out there All of their meats look really beautiful Cut perfectly Either well marbled or well marinated Would I go back there and try some meats 110% yes

They always have everything I could possibly want. Fantastic selection. Great store and friendly…read moreservice!

Adding this review since there were no photos previously. I've only had a pre-made sandwich here,…read morethe mortadella with cheese on a bun. Was yummy and the staff were friendly. Would like to go back and try more items soon!

Not a fan of pies but have tried both their savoury and sweet pies...great crust. Definitely worth…read morechecking out. Ask about their day old, if you have access to an oven to reheat etc.

The BEST parmesan cheddar scone I have EVER tasted. It's perfection! Wonderful "feel" inside,…read morecaring staff, working hard like busy bees making us delightful pies/pastries/soups/sandwiches ect... what a gem we discovered on our Canadian roadtrip. Bravo!

The iced mocha is so good. It's inexplicably smooth. Really good baking, too. On Fridays they have…read moredonuts!!

OVERALL: 7.9/10 (Yelp Converted Score: 4/5). My partner and I were passing through, and wanted to…read morestop for coffee. It was a decent experience - they did forget that I ordered a breakfast sandwich until I politely reminded them about 15 minutes after they gave us our last item (steamed oat espresso latte). Verdict: I'd come back if I lived in the area, or was passing through again, but it's not a place I'd outright go out of my way to get to. 1) VARIETY/SELECTION: 8.5/10. It has a decent selection for being such a small hole-in-the-wall (relatively speaking). 2) FRESHNESS: 8/10. They have the materials to make things fresh, but a lot of the baked goods are technically "pre-baked" (they may have been made on the same day, but they're not "made to order". 3) VALUE FOR MONEY: 7.5/10. Overall not bad, kind of expensive (sandwiches were $10 and $12; lemonade was $4 for a small glass with tons of ice, iced coffee and latte were $6 each, almond croissant was around $5?), but not terrible for a small(ish) town like Vernon (remember, all prices in $CAD for a Canadian business!). 4) SERVICE: 7/10. There were two people working here the entire time I was there; one was constantly making drinks, the other was alternating between helping customers order and making the food. It was a busy morning, but the person who took my order forgot about the breakfast sandwich that I'd ordered until I politely reminded them (after it was already cold, sad days). 5) CONSISTENCY / FIRST IMPRESSION: 8.5/10. I'd definitely come back - and prefer it over the local Starbucks / Timmie's - because local businesses are fantastic if done right (and this place seems to have struck that balance). Parking in front, but not much! I'm happy to see a local coffee shop thriving - tons of folks came in and the place was always having someone order the full time I was there. NOTE: This place is also the same as "juice wall" - there's a "wall" of shelving near the door that's a ton of wine options - you have to get a coffee shop item to order stuff from there, but it seemed like a reasonable price when I was perusing (but not purchasing) the wine. My only regret is not taking a picture of the wall! The seating wasn't bad - there's maybe 5 tables of 2-3 inside, and a patio that lines the outside of the place - so it's not bad by any means.