Best Diners in Kelowna

"Roll by Little Hobo Soup and Sandwich Shop – a family-owned restaurant – for breakfast sandwiches on your way for a day out exploring downtown Kelowna. You’ll find classic breakfast sandwiches, pancakes, French toast, and the vegetarian-friendly Veggie Benny with homemade hollandaise, spinach, tomato, and sautéed onions. You’ll love it so much, you might want to stop by for lunch too."

"– 596 Leon Ave- The perfect little café to go and have lunch at. With so many great reviews about the food and location. Serving all up to date food and menus."

"This small Canadian “chain” hails from Alberta and has arrived in Kelowna to great reviews. Located across from Gyro Beach on Lakeshore in the Pandosy area, you cannot go wrong with their menu, although expect a wait if you get there late. This is where parents should go as soon as their kiddo gets up – assuming your kids wake up at reasonable hours."

"Dilworth Mountain is instantly recognizable from most parts of Kelowna, and offers several stunning views over the city and the Okanagan Valley beyond. The trail is suitable for strollers, kids and dogs (on-leash). The park is open till 11pm."

"Dilworth Mountain Park boasts some of the best vantage points in the city, rising about 1,000 feet over the Okanagan Valley. LEARN MOREGET DIRECTIONS"

"If you are looking for a short hike with some stunning views then Kuiper’s peak may just provide it. One of the smaller parks in the area at only 11 hectares, it does provide some short but moderately challenging trails for hiking or trail-running to the south of Kelowna. The park was hit by the 2003 wildfires and is a great example of an ecosystem in recovery."

"A post shared by @ charissegui on Apr 11, 2019 at 11:10am PDT. Twenty minutes south of downtown, and according to Tourism Kelowna it’s only a five to ten-minute hike to the top for views of both Kelowna and Okanagan Lake."

"Location: #1 – 3690 Berard Rd, Kelowna, BCWhat: Tractor hay rides showcasing the 110 acre farm, corn maze (the largest in Kelowna), a giant sling shot to shoot gourds or apples through. The petting farm (visit for free!) includes pigs, pygmy goats, rabbits, horses, donkeys, a llama and more. There is an onsite concession with drinks and snacks for purchase.When: Opening day Saturday September 26th!"