Warmer weather has Penticton residents eager to get outside and soak up the sun.
The Penticton Western News has you covered for when and where to go in the city to hit the best patios.
If you’re looking for a partially-covered patio, Bad Tattoo has you covered. While customers can use the patio now, weather-depending, the venue will officially open its outdoor seating area in advance of the Okanagan Fest of Ale, coming to Penticton April 12 & 13.
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The Barking Parrot declared its sizable, on-the-beach patio officially opened as of March 22. Located within the Penticton Lakeside Resort, this pub and restaurant offers indoor and outdoor lake views.
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| You can’t get much closer to dining on the Okanagan Lake than the Barking Parrot’s outdoor patio in Penticton. Image from Facebook |
Another beautiful patio in the city belongs to Barley Mill Brew Pub & Sports Bistro. According to staff, it’s currently partially open when the weather is nice, but customers can expect full seating outside available by about April 15.
Penticton’s Boston Pizza hopes to officially open its patio soon. The chain dining establishment teased on social media earlier this month that the patio is open, weather-depending.
You don’t have to go far if you’re looking to have your palette travel the world on your hunt for Penticton’s best patios, Cambo Beach Restaurant has you covered. With an enviable beachfront location, this restaurant caters steak lovers, seafood fans, burger fiends and more and management says the patio will officially open within the next two weeks.
Cannery Brewing’s patio is ready to go for the summer season. This dog-friendly patio offers local craft beers, select appetizers and food items to share, and comfortable seating.
One of downtown Penticton’s few patios located on Main Street, the Craft Corner Kitchen’s outdoor courtyard will be abuzz with customers within the next two weeks. Staff say the outdoor tables are being re-lacquered to withstand the environmental elements and whatever guests throw at them while they bask in the sunlight and shade provided by its central tree.
Plan to take your mother out for a celebratory patio meal as Penticton’s Earls will be officially opening their pation on Mother’s Day this year. The establishment offers varied outdoor seating with privacy shades and umbrellas to keep their guests comfortable and cool all spring and summer long.
Kettle Valley Station Pub (The Station Public House)
Beginning in mid-April, customers will be able to take their food and drinks on the patio at Kettle Valley Station Pub. The beautiful patio is set amongst the lush courtyard of the Penticton Ramada so guests are sure to enjoy the scenery. The pub is also undergoing a name change and will be called The Station Public House beginning April 28.
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| Guests at the Kettle Valley Station Pub will be able to enjoy the Penticton Ramada courtyard when they dine out, beginning mid-April. Photo submitted |
The Kitchen by Chef Abul Adame
Of course patio season and wine touring season go hand-in-hand, so locals and tourists will be pleased to know The Kitchen by Chef Abul Adame at Da Silva Vineyards will be opening its patio on May 1. The website teases that guests will get to experience a new menu this summer while they enjoy the beautiful views and great wines this vineyard has to offer.
Mykonos Pizza and Spaghetti House
The weather will be the decider as to when Mykonos Pizza and Spaghetti House plan to have their Main Street patio open. Located in the 300 block of downtown, this restaurant is the perfect place to grab a bite after you’re finished shopping at the local boutiques.
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Off the beaten path but not too far out of your way, the Nest & Nectar offers comfortable outdoor seating on its attached deck, which will be opened next week according to staff. Located within the Cannery Trade Centre and open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., this venue is a great place to take a load off after a long work day.
Penticton Patio Burger & Ice Cream Co.
Another favourite beachfront patio in Penticton, Patio Burger & Ice Cream Co. is expected to open for the season on April 15 according to its website. There’s no better way to end a day on the beach than kicking back on a patio with a burger, fries and ice cream–all made from scratch.
Penticton locals and tourists alike know Salty’s Beach House is always a great option when you’re looking for a two-story sun-soaked patio and great food. This beachside venue plans to have its patios ready and open for Fest of Ale and all that it has to offer.
When it comes to patios, TIME Winery on Martin Street knows what their customers want. With the ability to open up their restaurant thanks to garage-style glass doors, customers can enjoy the outdoors even from the comfort within the venue. This patio is tentatively open, weather-dependent.
If your heart says ‘Mexico’ but your wallet says ‘Not a chance.’ then Vallarta Grill on Lakeshore Drive is your next best option. Their beachside patio should be open within the next two weeks, as long as the weather cooperates.
Featuring one of Penticton’s few covered patios, Villa Rosa will be taking the sides off and turning their indoor feature to an outdoor one beginning May long weekend.
Located on Penticton’s historic Front Street, the Wild Scallion offers a pleasant patio experience while you take in the character and charm of the street. According to staff, customers will be able to take their orders outside beginning in April.
Please note this list is not exhaustive and we will update this post as Penticton venues get back to us with their planned patio opening dates.
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Jordyn Thomson | Reporter
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