Sunset Organic Bistro

It’s the consumate winery experience. Not a lot of food and the prices are a bit high but you wouldn’t come here to get full. You come here to peck, sip, blend flavours and enjoy the VIEW. There is a fairly extensive wine list. Try them in the tasting room first if you want to be sure or if you’re like us… take a risk and order full glasses to go with your food. We were not disappointed with either of the wines we ordered, a 2010 syrah and a 2012 baco noir. The service we received was exquisite. This was a professional, nothing we asked for couldn’t be accommodated. I don’t know if it’s all like that but I don’t have anything but good to say about the service.

An absolute amazing place to come eat dinner or just enjoy a FEW glasses of wine with a cheese platter!
They have many options and most are very healthy!
We each enjoyed a few glasses of wine and ordered an amazing platter which included crackers, breads, cheese, meats, olives and pickled veggies, delicious!
The view from the restaurant whether you’re inside or on the patio is breathtaking. This was probably my favorite part. Watching the sunset over the water is unbelievable. Be sure to make reservations, this place goes get filled rather quickly.
And for customer service, top notch! On my next visit to Kelowna i will be sure to visit!

Slooooowwwwe service at the restaurant. Wanted to do a tasting beforehand and it took 5 mins of browsing before they told us that the wine shop was closed. Just thought we would get a meat tray and glass of wine and be out but that took 75 mins. Charcuterie plate was good though.

The service was professional but the view was breathtaking. Perfect place for a healthy meal anytime.
We both hesitantly ordered the healthiest things on the menu but were presently surprised by the tastiness and satisfaction.
Highly recommended. Might be overall best is Kelowna.

Not a pleasant brunch experience. Had such high hopes due to the spectacular location. Food was horrid. Had to go home and make food after we were there as we just couldn’t eat it. Won’t go back sadly. Giving it 2 stars because of the setting.

Decided last minute to have dinner here (because of online menu) and was pleasantly surprised. Great sunset view. Food was very good, I had the halibut. Halibut is more of a «steaky» fish, perhaps pacific cod (a more flaky fish) would have been perfect with the compliments on the plate, which were outstanding. I want to return to taste the elk medallions or felafel mignon. The restaurant only serves their wine, which was good. I’ve been told they may have a full liquor license in 2014 for those craving a cocktail.
Be sure to arrive before the sunsets.

We were here for my cousin’s wedding last weekend, and I don’t think I’ve ever had a better large-​gathering catering *ever*. The food was INCREDIBLE and also incredibly creative!
I will definitely be back to the restaurant when we’re next in the area…

We went there as they had a vegan option on their menu. The setting was supposed to be beautiful.
The girls at reception were absolutely clueless about the menu, they claimed that fish was vegan. Already, I did not have a good feeling about this place.
However, our waitress was very friendly and helpful and we managed to order a starter and a main that were vegan.
The main vegan option was a falafel plate. The portion was tiny, and the price huge. I am sorry but $ 25 for a chickpea patty (it’s all it was really) and 1 half mini zucchini and a piece of eggplant is not worth it, even if it was amazing, which it was not.
We will not go back to this restaurant, as it is too expensive and absolutely not worth the price for vegetarians and vegans.
We skipped dessert and he bill was still massive.

Great sheltered patio to soak up just enough but not too much of the Kelowna sun. Amazing view overlooking the lake and winery grounds. The salad was fresh and an array of vegetables with just the right amount of dressing.
Deduct half a star for the mains which were good but not awesome and no homemade ice teas served (they serve a herbal bottled tea).
Unpretentious and laid back atmosphere. Would definitely come back.

Heard great things about the view and was told to eat lunch here if I could, so when my winery tour ended up stopping here for a tour and lunch, I was thrilled. Sadly, they weren’t serving from their regular menu at all and only had a buffet offering. At $ 29.95, the price was pretty steep for a buffet but I enjoyed the food and went up for seconds on a couple items. Sadly, they also ran out of oysters and a few other things in the buffet before I could even try them. Rating knocked down for the prices. Also, I hope they cut their price down for vegetarians.

Visited Summerhill for their Sunday Brunch and were a bit disappointed. Although it has quite an expansive selection of food the flavor was lacking anything distinctive. The shrimp was adequate but not spectacular, the oysters nice but not distinctive and quite a lot of broken shell in the shucking process, the smoked salmon, dry and tasteless. The cheese selection looked great but lacked some range; it would have been nice to have a few less pungent more local selections like some goat cheese or a basic cheddar to balance the blues and bries. The farfali pasta was pleasing but the eggs benedict overcooked and tasteless. The ham and meats, bacon and sausage were nice but the egg and hash dishes again flat for flavor. There was also a complete lack of bread or pastry products, which was surprising. The best part of the buffet was the deserts, some very nice chocolate work in the puffs and cakes. Actually the value isn’t bad at $ 30 per adult for an expansive buffet if average quality food is acceptable but in a lovely setting. Although coffee and tea is included in the price a bottle of wine will set you back a minimum of $ 40

Sunset Organic Bistro is part of the Summerhill Pyramid Winery. The restaurant has nice views of the Okanagan Lake.
After a long day of exploring Okanagan, my family and I finished the day with a nice meal at this restaurant. Although it took some time for the staff at the restaurant to figure out who would be our server. Finally one female server stepped up to the plate. She was friendly and could sense that we were pretty hungry so she had our dishes brought quite quickly.
My dad and I ordered the vongole linguine — classic Italian pasta dish. The portions were pretty decent. The clams were tender and the linguine was cooked al-​dente. Since it was so good, I could easily had a second helping of it. My mom and brother ordered the chicken breast with root vegetables, gnocchi and potatoes. The chicken was pretty tender and my brother ate every single piece of meat off that chicken. He commented that the gnocchi was pretty tender too.
We ordered a bottle of chardonnay and the taste was good and pretty straight forward. It lacked complexity and a long finish. At such a reasonable price, we couldn’t ask for more.
Overall, we had a pretty good meal. If I ever visit Okanagan again, I would come back for another meal and enjoy the nice view while eating.