Best Dinner Places to Eat in Kelowna

"1560 Water St, Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 1J7 CanadaCanadian, InternationalDinner, Late NightSeating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+1 250-868-8805http://www.raudz.com"

"This restaurant located in Downtown Kelowna lives by their philosophy support local, buy local, eat & drink local and you can taste it in every bite you take with dishes featuring items that are in season."

"A post shared by Waterfront Café & Catering (@waterfrontcafeandcatering) on Dec 5, 2017 at 12:16pm PST. Waterfront Wines’ newest addition to the Kelowna bakery scene, Waterfront Café, is baking up some luscious treats fresh every morning. You’ll find everything there from donuts to cookies, but their Double-Baked Almond Croissant is a force to be reckoned with."

"Kelowna’s top-ranked fine-dining restaurant with a superb wine menu and food to satisfy everyone. It’s a popular place with a small dining room, so book ahead."

"Facebook/Krafty KitchenStart the weekend off right with a hip-hop brunch at Krafty Kitchen + Bar (Saturdays and Sundays from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.). A revamped menu includes bowls like Lotsa Lox with avocado, smoked salmon and “holly” (that’s hollandaise, y’all) or Baller Mushroom Bennies with mushroom, garlic and squeaky cheese curds. Order one of the very boozy mimosas to sip on whilst nodding along to loud '90s jams.281 Lawrence Street, Kelowna"

"Known around town as the only place with a duck fat fryer, there’s more to KRAFTY than just this specialty. They are a farm-to-table restaurant that focuses on local and sustainable produce. Some of the standout dishes on their weekend brunch menu include all of the eggs benedict varieties and the “Southern Playalistic”: cheddar pancake, buttermilk fried chicken, coleslaw and hot sauce."

"Our family has been farming in the Okanagan for over 100 years. With this history comes a sense of responsibility for the future. At Quails' Gate we follow a philosophy of doing more with less – from low impact viticulture and winemaking to sustainable, farm-to-table approach of Old Vines Restaurant."

"Kelowna BC 1250 Ellis St, Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 1Z4 CanadaEuropean, Contemporary, International, Gastropub, CanadianDinner, Lunch, DrinksTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Private Dining, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Street Parking, Wine and Beer, Accep[email protected]+1 236-420-0025http://www.bnabrewing.com/"

"Since opening its doors to the public in 2014, ‘the BNA’ has become one of Kelowna’s go-to nightlife venues. This massive, 2-story building has 10-pin bowling upstairs, shuffleboard, arcade games, and plenty of seating options, including comfortable leather couches. The BNA attracts a diverse and fun-loving audience, serves great food, and stays open later than every other venue in this guide, so you might want to end, or also start your night there."

"While the beer tasting room is open from midday to 6pm daily, dining kicks in from 4pm at this welcoming spot in a historic building. There's a good line of tapas-like plates for sharing, as well as a wide range..."

"One of the newer parks in the region, Scenic Canyon is 90 hectares of natural parkland located about a 20 min drive west of downtown Kelowna. The park is home to several hiking trails, cultural sites such as the gold pits and has some spectacular geological features such as Layer Cake Mountain and Pinnacle Rock. Dogs are allowed in the park, but must kept on a leash and are not allowed to leave the marked trails."

"The Kelowna Mountain Park is a privately owned agribusiness park. The property was bought in the early 2000s following the 2003 wildfire, and has been involved in some controversy over the years. The park features several trails, including four suspension bridges (one is billed to be the longest in North America), with some spectacular views over the Okanagan Valley."

"Hiking Knox Mountain is basically a must do if visiting Kelowna. Knox Mountain is very close downtown so you get city views from the top and also Lake Okanagan. A variety of paths are marked with some easy walks for the entire family."

"Tucked inside a shopping plaza, Sandrine’s pretty Parisian-style bakery showcases rows of rainbow coloured macarons, chocolates and other classic desserts, as well as jams and cassoulets. Sandrine Raffault, the shop’s charming owner, has been in Canada for more than two decades but she has retained her French accent and a love of her home country’s desserts. Join her on a Saturday afternoon to go behind the scenes and cook in her kitchen, learning how to make French classics such as tart tartine, macarons, opera cake or cream puff pastry.1865 Dilworth Drive, Kelowna"

"A post shared by The Paisley Notebook (@paisleynotebook) on Dec 31, 2017 at 9:27am PST. Sandrine’s bakes authentic croissants fresh every day, and their Pain au Chocolat is a taste of France right here Kelowna. One bite of this lush and buttery pastry with its dark chocolate center, and you’ll feel like you’re in a Montmartre bakery with accordion music serenading you."

"1865 Dilworth Dr | 250-860-1202 $$ | Patisserie / Chocolaterie. @sandrinepastry | Visit website. A charming French bakery offering fresh daily baking, the latest in French pastry trends and “from scratch” cooking classes with pastry chef and Beaujolais-native, Sandrine, herself."

"Located quite northward in the city, Sutherland park is just “out of the way” enough to give you some much needed privacy during tourist high times. It’s located by Knox Mountain, which is great for hikes if you want to add some cardio to your beach day."

"Coming off one of the trails at Knox Mountain, you might be ready for a refreshing dip in the lake. Two-hectare Sutherland Park and its sandy beach is at the base of the mountain trailhead. A short hop and a dive into sparkling clear water awaits!"