Best Diners in Peachland

"596 Leon Ave, Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 6J6, CanadaOutdoor Seating, Parking Available, Free Wifi, Takeout, Seating, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital PaymentsCanadian, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, BrunchHK$94+1 778-478-0411"

"The Little Hobo is that perfect blend of a home-cooked meal, and a quick snack on the go. Located on Leon and St. Paul, their quaint location is unique, vibrant and welcoming. Walking in, you’ll experience impeccable customer service, and get to see what’s going on in the kitchen, as your meal is prepared right before you."

"This unadorned sandwich shop is hugely popular and for good reason: the food is excellent. Custom sandwiches are good, but the daily specials really shine (meatloaf, pasta, pierogi etc) and the variety of soups..."

"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."

"Bacaro offers an amazing selection of wines and signature cocktails, to serve alongside seasonally and locally sourced Mediterranean inspired tapas."

"Takeout at 250-868-3699 or delivery through Skip the Dishes or DoorDash. 250 868-3699 289 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna, BC V1Y 6N2 View Full Listing"

"This is by far the most decadent and high end food truck plate in Kelowna. At a whopping $18+ tax for 1 lobster roll you can expect large chunks of Canadian maritime lobster. Their menu is simple with only 2 choices; a) the maritime classic served up cold on a toasted bun and tossed in garlic aoli."

"Located 20 mins from the heart of Kelowna is the Okanagan Koi & Water Gardens. Okanagan Koi is actually the largest Koi importer in Canada and the largest full service Koi & Pond dealers in Canada. Located on the property is the Koi Water Garden and entry is by donation only."

"Through the hot days of summer into the cool mornings of fall, we harvest our calendula from around the garden – cheery and bright orange blossoms, packed full of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties 🌼 ⁠ The natural power in certain plants is really quite incredible, and simple herbal infusions are a great way of harnessing their benefits. We infuse our calendula petals in organic virgin coconut oil to create a nourishing, enriched oil that we combine with organic jojoba oil, local @arloshoneyfarm beeswax, our farm-grown lavender essential oil and vitamin E oil to make our creamy Calendula Body Butter (yep, that's it – full ingredients list!)⁠ ⁠ Gentle enough for even the littlest members of the family, this body butter works to calm, heal and repair sensitive skin prone to redness and irritation, and it's packaged in our 100% biodegradable wood chip container for a gentler footprint on the environment too ♻️ ⁠ [ and yes, that model bump is the first member of the 5th generation of our family farm, arriving later this fall 🥰 ]. A post shared by Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm (@kelownalavender) on Sep 10, 2019 at 11:50am PDT"

"Beautiful beyond belief and located just a 15 minute drive from the heart of Kelowna, the Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm is an absolute must visit. The garden itself is open May 18th – October 12th and you can take guided tours (at $15 a person) or wander at your own pace ($10 per person). There are so many great photo opportunities here, and beyond that they sell some amazing lavender products in their shop!"