8 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Osoyoos

“Amazing service, food, and the Christmas decor soooo cute. Thanks for a quick delicious hot brunch. Will definitely be back around.“

“This is probably the best quality winery in Canada in my humble opinion. I typically prefer old world European reds, and the wines produced here easily rival some of the best Super Tuscans/Brunello in Italy. The Espressivo hits the mark with a fantastic blend of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Sangiovese. Very structured and balanced and so delicious! The Maestoso 100% Merlot blew my socks off. The La Sophia was the best Cabernet Sauvignon I’ve had in the Okanagan Valley. This is a rare gem and elevates BC wine with the greats! Love love love.“

“We went for a wine tasting today, Scotia was our wine specialist! We tasted some amazing wines, but the best was the Bubbles! Bought some good stuff to take home, if you have time, please visit Scotia at the winery!“

“A nice, typical, BW+ hotel. Very clean everywhere, large room, windows open with screens, comfortable bed, fridge, relaxing chair, desk, etc. All staff we dealt with were pleasent and seemed satisfied to work there.
There was quite a good variety of breakfast items available eggs, sausage, potato triangle, juice, coffee, tea, yogurt, muffin, breads, toaster, pancake maker, fresh whole fruit. Only thing was that the potato was barely warm and pancakes were dollar size.
There were a few bottles of Adaga wine in the room if you wished to purchase. We had just been to the nearby Adaga winery.
We will be back.“

“The best Indian food I have had in a long time, absolutely delicious!“

“My tastebuds enjoyed the “Colourful Notes” in these wines. Great service and little boutique store with useful items and local art. A hidden gem discovered.“

“wonderful staff, great experience ♡“

“If you like French-style wine this is the place for you. It’s reservation only and they said they may not do wine tastings next year due to limited stock. Wine tastings are $10 nonrefundable. They were hit hard by the weather and so the yield is very low, this means go before the year ends as this may be the last year they do wine tastings, they’ll be reserving their bottles for wine club members only. Whites start at about $31 and reds start at about $37.“