1. “Don’t Panic We Have Bannock” is the slogan of Kekuli Café, the Okanagan’s only Aboriginal cuisine eatery. You can also pick up Little Miss Chief’s famous smoked salmon here.
2. Looking for that perfect little breakfast place? Look no further than the Pepper Pot Grill where the hearty breakfast portions will keep you going all day and the cheeky signs around the café will have you chuckling.
3. Biting into a fresh sun-warmed piece of fruit that you just picked doesn’t have to be a dream. Visit the Westside Farm Loop to find out where you can pick your favourite fruit!
4. For homemade pies try the Cherry Pit where they carry fresh baked ‘in season’ pies. But be sure to get there early as they sell out!
5. Pinot noir jelly? Lavender jelly? Canned pears with vanilla beans? Our wineries sell more than just wine, they also sell locally made preserves incorporating their own wine and produce.
6. Are you wild about nuts? In the fall, from mid September into November, you can harvest your own nuts at the Gellatly Nut Farm. This regional park is situated along the waterfront and people can either gather their own nuts or purchased them already picked.
7. There are many flavours to savour at one of the only waterfront restaurants in the Okanagan – Annies Cafe & Lounge at Frind Winery. Drive there, walk there or even pull up your boat to its docks.
8. Wine and dine at one of our wineries along the Westside Wine Trail and discover just how perfect that glass of pinot noir can go with a meal.
9. Fresh baked pastries can be found in cafes or even in the industrial section of town. Specialty Bakery can be found across from Canadian Tire, with Bliss Bakery having a commercial kitchen on Stevens Rd for onsite lattes, sandwiches and pastries. For those on the go while Blenz had donut Thursdays where they bring in freshly made donuts!
10.Fresh produce & delicious ice cream on a hot summer day can be found at Paynter’s Fruit Market.