
Wood Fire Bakery
Kelowna

Flaky almond croissants, slow-fermented sourdough, and warm summer fruit pies wait inside these local kitchens.
Sprout Bread pulls fresh sourdough from the oven daily, while Sandrine crafts classic French pastries. Jaide & Joel's Baking Co. bakes entirely gluten-free and vegan menus. Most shops sell out of popular items before noon across the Central Okanagan.
Sourdough, croissants and fruit pies worth the drive.

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West Kelowna and Peachland bakeries.
We mapped out the top pastry counters, breadmakers, and custom cake studios across the central valley, Westbank, and Peachland.
Start at Sprout Bread for an open-crumb sourdough loaf. If you want a traditional butter croissant, line up at Sandrine French Pastry and Chocolate early. For plant-based or celiac-safe desserts, head straight to Jaide & Joel's Baking Co.

Local breadmakers lean heavily into long fermentation and regional grains. Downtown, Sprout Bread draws a line out the door for its rustic sourdough with a dark crust and open crumb. Down Bernard Avenue, Bread Co. bakes Old Country and sourdough loaves using a 165-year-old family recipe from the Netherlands.
Two Donkeys Bakery bakes European-style staples. They turn organic flour into German and Bauern Rye. Over on Harvey Avenue, Wood Fire Bakery pulls distinctively flavoured bread straight from a wood-fired oven. Keep an eye on their location, as redevelopment plans might force a move.
Across the bridge, The Ryse Breadworks & Coffeehouse handles the morning rush for fresh loaves. Back in town, 350° Bakehouse and Cafe bakes sandwich bread from scratch alongside their famous doughnuts. Many of these shops mill their own flour or buy directly from regional farmers.

Sandrine French Pastry and Chocolate brings traditional patisserie techniques to the valley. A third-generation pastry chef from France runs the kitchen, turning out fresh buttery croissants that disappear by mid-morning. Their Pain au Chocolat and double-baked almond croissants draw regulars to both the Dilworth and Lakeshore locations.
You will also find excellent laminated dough at Sprout Bread and Bread Co., where the savoury ham and cheese croissant is a heavy hitter. 350° Bakehouse and Cafe bakes all-butter croissants to build their morning breakfast sandwiches.
Two Donkeys Bakery rolls pure butter into classic and chocolate croissants. They also bake traditional German and Swiss sweets. Down south in Peachland, Bliss Bakery and Bistro pairs fresh pastries with coffee and a patio overlooking the water. They also run a production kitchen on the west side.

When you need a custom dessert, local cake shops have plenty of options. Cake Otaku holds a 5.0-star rating for its detailed, made-to-order designs. Tripke Bakery Too is a long-standing family business turning out birthday cakes, pastries, and classic desserts. Regulars praise their moist layers and balanced, light icing.
Jaide & Joel's Baking Co. bakes fully vegan and gluten-free celebration cakes that taste exactly like the real thing. Two Donkeys Bakery takes custom orders for traditional German recipes, including a rich Black Forest Cake.
Sandrine French Pastry and Chocolate builds European tortes and delicate individual desserts. The Lemon Meringue Tarte and Moulin Rouge are standouts. These kitchens can handle everything from a multi-tiered wedding cake to a simple dessert for a Friday night dinner.

Getting safe, high-quality gluten-free baking requires zero effort these days. Jaide & Joel's Baking Co. in Rutland runs a completely dedicated gluten-free and vegan kitchen. This eliminates cross-contamination risks for celiacs. They bake breads, pastries, and lunch items daily with no pre-ordering necessary.
Other kitchens bake solid alternatives alongside their standard menus. Two Donkeys Bakery makes coconut macaroons and several gluten-free bread loaves. Bread Co. bakes a popular gluten-free loaf and paleo bars. Over at Specialty Bakery & Bistro, the gluten-free buns and breads get high marks from regulars.
Tripke Bakery Too also bakes gluten-free items. If you shop at the farmers market, look for Auntie Yaya's Sweet Treats. They specialize entirely in handmade gluten-free baked goods. Dietary restrictions will not keep you from eating well here.

Summer in the valley means fresh fruit pie. While dedicated pie shops sit further south in Summerland or north in Vernon, local fruit stands and bake shops step up during the harvest. From July to October, you will find crusts packed with regional cherries, peaches, apples, and berries.
Don-O-Ray Fruit Stand on Benvoulin Road bakes pies in-house using fruit pulled straight from their own acreage. Down in Peachland, Bliss Bakery and Bistro serves seasonal fruit slices on a sunny patio. If you want to drive a bit, Granny's Fruit Stand & Bakery in Summerland is a classic stop for pie lovers.
Tripke Bakery Too rotates seasonal fruit pastries into their dessert case during the summer months. The window for the best local fruit is short, so grab these pies during the peak harvest season.

Some of the best dough in town never sees a traditional storefront. The local farmers market operates every Wednesday and Saturday, hosting independent bakers who sell artisan bread and specialty sweets. Auntie Yaya's Sweet Treats sets up here with a table full of handmade gluten-free baking.
Istanbul Cafe & Brunch bakes pastries with a heavy Turkish influence. Bagel Boys boils and bakes traditional bagels, selling them fresh with various cream cheese schmears. Two Donkeys Bakery focuses strictly on German and Swiss regional specialties.
Across the lake, COBS Bread in Westbank bakes consistent, fresh loaves and sweet treats daily. Hitting the market stalls and independent cafes is the best way to support small-batch producers.
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BakeriesWood Fire BakeryBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.7 (1,317) · Kelowna
BakeriesBliss Bakery and Bistro - PeachlandBakery in Peachland.★ 4.4 (1,293) · Peachland
BakeriesSprout BreadBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.6 (1,052) · Kelowna
BakeriesBread Co.Bakery in Kelowna.★ 4.4 (515) · Kelowna
BakeriesSandrine French Pastry and Chocolate - Patisserie & CafeBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.5 (510) · Kelowna
Bakeries350° Bakehouse and CafeBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.7 (450) · Kelowna
BakeriesTripke Bakery TooBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.7 (378) · Kelowna
BakeriesTwo Donkeys BakeryBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.6 (370) · Kelowna
BakeriesJaide & Joel's Baking Co.Bakery in Kelowna.★ 4.6 (324) · Kelowna
BakeriesSandrine French Pastry & Chocolate Lakeshore - Patisserie & CafeBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.5 (224) · Kelowna
BakeriesSpecialty Bakery & BistroBakery in Kelowna.★ 4.2 (208) · Kelowna
BakeriesBliss Bakery - KitchenBakery in West Kelowna.★ 4.3 (156) · West KelownaDowntown spots include Sprout Bread for sourdough, Bread Co. for artisan loaves, and Sandrine French Pastry and Chocolate for croissants. These sit within walking distance of Bernard Avenue.