Craft beer is a growing trend in Kelowna, which means that the beer is brewed here in our sunshine city!
It’s a blessing that the number of breweries are increasing, especially for non-wine drinkers. However, drinking = need for salty food.
We have made a list of the breweries that have kitchens and food trucks attached to them to satisfy not only your thirst, but your hunger too!
Red Bird Brewing
This crib-obsessed brewery is very lucky to have Surf Side California Tacos onsite almost everyday, and during the evening when you’re having post-work beers.
Tacos and beer anyone?
Kettle River Brewing
Hot ramen and ice cold unique beer go hand-in-hand like peanut butter and jelly.
They complement each other perfectly. It’s a match made in heaven that Little TOKYO Ramen Trailer is typically at Kettle River Brewing on Saturdays and Sundays for pre-dinner.
CrAsian also used to frequent Kettle River Brewing, but stay tuned! They teamed up to open a new restaurant within the brewery, Provisions.
BC Tree Fruits Cider Co.
Okay, this isn’t a brewery but the majority of the breweries have offer in-house made food.
ChowForNowEats is not your typical burger-joint food truck.
They offer a pulled-pork sandwich smothered in BBQ sauce that pairs well with the off-dry ciders. It is the perfect combination between tangy and sweet.
Tree Brewing Beer Institute
This brewery offers a hoppin’ menu to match your beer. The chef incorporates beer into almost all of their food to add to your beer experience.
The savoury foods on hand are the perfect bites to snack on and to share. Or not to share. We won’t blame you, it is pretty delicious.
BNA Brewing
This menu is designed for you and your friends to share plates and taste what the BNA Eatery side has to offer.
They feel like they have to measure up to their beer quality, and the chefs most certainly exceed that with their inventive creations!
Vice & Virtue
This charcoal and smoke loving brewery gives you a party in your mouth with not only the beers, but with the food too.
Chef is inspired by the local foods produced in the Okanagan and the complementary flavours of their beers with smokey and preserved foods.
It sure makes the mouth water!
Get hungry and tell us which food item you tried!



