The Train Station Pub

Loved the beer flight! Great food, too! Good place to have fun with friends. The shots were yummy!

Make your next stop at the TrainStation and you will not be disappointed! Whether you are craving a craft BC beer or the King of Beers you will find your drink at the Train, the food is phenomenal from the burgers to the brunch (served sat and sun until 2:00pm) and if you purchase a $ 50.00 GC you will receive a lovely set of craft beer pint glasses while supplies last! The atmosphere is great as they play music from Adel to ZZ Top and everything in between, if your lucky there might even be a Jason Durillo song in there! The Train features a friendly welcoming staff, ample parking and service that will keep you coming back week after week. This Train has momentum that will keep it going and going for years to come!

We were recommend to go here by the front desk clerk at the hotel and I’m glad he did — it was so good we went twice during our four night stay in Kelowna!
The venue is really nice. It’s in an old train station that has been remodelled as a pub. Gives it a cool vibe overall. It also has a large patio which is great for warm evenings in the summer.
As with any pub the key is the beer. On the first night two of us ordered two different flights of local craft beer trying 8 beers altogether. We enjoyed just about everything we tried with just one IPA that we weren’t a fan of. The second night we ordered a couple more flights but just got what we previously enjoyed. For $ 7.50 they were a good deal.
The food was great and everyone in our party of seven enjoyed what we ate. A shout out for the fries which were delicious. The menu overall is pretty typical pub food (burgers, fish and chips, etc) but everything tasted fresh.
It’s not on the main stretch in Kelowna so maybe that’s why it was a little more quiet than other places. Then again out large group didn’t have to wait an hour to get a table which was certainly a bonus.

My hamburger was great and this is why — fresh bun, fresh vegetables (onion, lettuce, tomatoes), good cheese, and most importantly — delicious beef! There’s only one way the beef on that burger could have been better and that would have been if it could be cooked medium rare, which, for some odd reason, restaurants in Canada cannot do. So, to find a good overdone (for me) burger that still has flavour and is juicey, can be quite challenging. They nailed it! And I have to mention the fries — for sure some of the best fries I’ve ever had. Hot and crispy with a light coating. So good and they stayed hot forever!
My friend had a salad and she said it was delicious and tasted better than the description on the menu suggested.
Service was excellent and the server really had a nice way about him. Easy going but very professional.
We will be back soon. Lots of parking at a really good restaurant. How convenient!

Awesome food – yam fries were amazing and had the «big caboose» burger which was fantastic! Server was friendly and speedy. The historic building is worth seeing on its own, but with the great food and reasonable prices, this is a must for anyone to try.

I wanted to like this place, I really did… I live and work in the area.
Waaaay over capacity. Was hoping for a friendly neighborhood pub and maybe it normally is, but feel the service catered to the pub crawl and not to seated patrons.
Too bad, I’m new to the neighborhood and looking for a good drink and a bite to eat. Couldn’t eat my $ 20 nachos as they were way too salty and overlooked and brittle.(Wonder if they mistakenly used seasoning salt instead of taco seasoning on the beef?) and unfortunately with no quality check no one seemed to care. Our barely touched overcooked, inedible nachos sat there for almost half an hour. Paid for a plate of food I didn’t eat. The extra salsas and Sour cream we ordered to try to wash it down never did show up.
One bartender forgot our drink order… maybe because it was just a coke? Had ordered it to wash down terrible food. Finally flagged down (literally had to hold my arm up for almost five minutes and I was seated at the bar) second bartender to get it… While my friend’s beer sat empty. People shouting orders right next to me, yelling to bartender and jostling me, nice. While we were ignored, a bartender made up three trays of shooters to give away to people on the pub crawl… I guess they were just too busy for us.
When we did flag down a bartender to talk to him about the food that we’d sent back, he told us that it was because they were slammed and so busy. My friend remarked that the busy shouldn’t affect the quality of the food in the kitchen, the bartender just walked off-​I don’t think we were rude or snarky, and I don’t think we deserved that.
Spoke with manager, he just said it wasn’t usually like that, he did say «I apologize» and said «I hope you consider trying us again in the future» and that lots of people in the neighborhood were happy with the place. Felt that no one in the place got it-​that bad food, dismissive and rude service isn’t okay because of capacity.
Our $ 47 came quickly, and when my friend paid with a hundred dollar bill, $ 45 was returned to him. He had to ask for the entire change back.
2 stars for location and local wines.

Wish I could do two reviews of this place– one for food and one for drinks. As it is, this is an average. This place is pretty much as good as it gets in Kelowna when it comes to beer lists– it changes frequently enough, and there’s always something good on tap. Crannog, Driftwood, Mt. Begbie, etc…
The food is another story. The fish and chips is always a perfect triangle, seemingly from frozen, the burger much the same. Unfortunately they seem to be dishing up the same frozen food available at innumerable pubs and dives across the country. It’d be nice to see the food offerings match the sophistication of the beer menu.

Had a late dinner here. Service was excellent, server was incredibly pleasant. Food (beef and barley soup and fish and chips were good). The fish batter was a bit to thick and more chewy then crispy for my liking but I ate it all and would return to try other things on the menu. Prices were reasonable.

This place has upped its game since it opened. Good selection of draft beer.

I have only been here once and i really enjoyed it. Good drink specials, awesome service. The only complaint was that the music got cranked to ear deafening levels last Thursday night. The music was good, but when its that loud it becomes bad, and then painful. My ears hurt for days after.
There was the coolest crowd of people i have seen in some time in my few short months here. A little older (over 30), less make up, more down to earth.

I was really looking forward to visting this newly opening pub in Kelowna. The Old Train Station Pub is literally in the old CNR train station that has been closed for many years. This building has such history and significance in the community that it was very disappointing that the new pub failed to delivery a satisfying experience. The staff really put me off. Too young to appreciate the history, they left me feeling like I was talking to a sack of dirt. Even the customers (not many) looked sullen and uncomfortable. The décor is beautiful, however, and my drink was well mixed. But I couldn’t help feeling like I needed to get out of there fast and, even after consuming a nice cocktail, the place left me with a sour taste in my mouth.