
The Train Station Pub
Kelowna

Find your next favourite pint, sunny lakeview patio, or late-night cocktail stop across the Central Okanagan.
The local drinking scene shifts heavily with the seasons. Summer afternoons belong to canopy-covered decks on Wood Lake and west-facing golf course patios. When the snow falls, residents retreat indoors to historic train station buildings and long-running industrial-park watering holes for craft beer and fish and chips.
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You will find everything from upscale brewery taprooms to family-run sports hubs across the valley. These are the neighbourhood staples locals rely on for a cold drink and a decent meal.
Start your evening in the North End at Vice & Virtue Brewing Co. for small-batch beer and chef-driven plates. If you want a classic neighbourhood vibe, grab a table by the historic train car at McCulloch Station Pub. For a celebratory afternoon, head straight to the top-rated deck at 19 Okanagan Grill + Bar.

The northern edge of downtown has traded its industrial roots for a tight cluster of craft beverage producers. This grid of streets is where you go for chef-driven menus and natural light. It gets busy on warm summer evenings as people walk between tasting rooms before heading to the nearby lakeshore.
You can see this culinary focus at Vice & Virtue Brewing Co.. The room is full of greenery, and they pour small-batch beers alongside a proper wine list. The food menu stands on its own, making it a reliable stop for dinner rather than just a quick pint.
A few blocks away, PNB - Pretty Not Bad takes a different approach to the standard sports hub. They bake rock oven pizzas and mix handcrafted cocktails in a space built for live music and community events. It is a loud, welcoming room that avoids standard sports bar clichés.

Sometimes you just want a cold beer and generous portions without the downtown crowds. The residential areas outside the city centre hide long-running establishments where the staff know the regulars by name. These rooms are built for casual weeknight dinners and relaxed weekend lunches.
McCulloch Station Pub has been run by the same family since 1997. They built the interior around a historic Kettle Valley Flyer train car theme. It is a relaxed, unpretentious place to meet friends, and they fry up a highly regarded plate of fish and chips.
Out in an industrial park, the Packing House Pub has been pouring drinks since 1977. It is an old-fashioned working man's establishment known for large plates of homemade food. If you need another reliable, no-fuss option, Tonics Pub & Grill pours a cold pint in a familiar, friendly atmosphere.

Drinking outside is a regional pastime from May through September. Decks across the valley look out over the water, nearby mountains, and golf greens. When the sun comes out, locals immediately head for these outdoor tables to order a round.
Across the bridge, 19 Okanagan Grill + Bar overlooks the Two Eagles Golf Course and the water. It regularly earns spots on national top 100 patio lists. The kitchen focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients for a casual fine dining experience.
Further north, Turtle Bay Pub sits right on the edge of Wood Lake. Their canopy-covered deck is a massive draw during the summer heat. If you need a spot right off the highway, Kelly O'Bryan's Restaurant and Carlos O'Bryan's Pub runs a large, year-round patio.

Hockey season dictates the rhythm of many local taprooms. You will find big screens and loud cheering sections across the city on game nights. On the weekends, the focus often shifts to local bands playing covers and open mic sets.
The Train Station Pub sits directly across from Prospera Place, home of the local junior hockey team. It occupies a brick railway building constructed in 1926. The room fills up with fans grabbing a pint before puck drop, and they always have the NHL and NFL games playing.
For weekend entertainment, Whiski-Jack's Pub is a family-run staple. They book live bands on Fridays and Saturdays and host a busy open mic night on Sundays. The Packing House Pub also brings in live music on Saturdays, while PNB - Pretty Not Bad mixes sports broadcasts with regular live events.

The blocks around Bernard Avenue are the centre of the late-night economy. When the neighbourhood restaurants close their kitchens, the street-level pubs keep pouring drinks. This strip is where crowds gather for late snacks and final rounds on Fridays and Saturdays.
Leopold's Tavern is a reliable anchor on the main street. The walls are covered in eclectic decor, and their kitchen stays open late to serve poutine and burgers. A short walk away, The Train Station Pub keeps its doors open until midnight on weekends.
The downtown location of Kelly O'Bryan's also serves a late crowd, slinging drinks and their famous pachos until midnight. You can easily walk between these establishments to find a table, making it simple to stretch out your evening without calling a cab between stops.

Securing a ride home requires a bit of foresight, especially on busy weekends. The region relies heavily on vehicles, so you need a plan before the final call at the bar. Fortunately, you have several reliable transit options.
Uber and Lyft both operate across the central valley. You can easily catch a ride from the downtown core or the larger suburban hubs. Wait times are generally short, but they can spike right when the downtown clubs close or immediately following a major hockey game.
Traditional taxi fleets run 24 hours a day. You will often see cabs idling outside the busiest late-night spots waiting for fares. Save a local dispatch number in your phone, and if you are travelling with a large group, you can call ahead to request a passenger van.
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Bars & PubsThe Train Station PubPub in Kelowna.★ 4.4 (2,534) · Kelowna
Bars & PubsKelly O'Bryan's Restaurant and Carlos O'Bryan's PubPub in Westbank.★ 4.3 (1,966) · Westbank
Bars & PubsTurtle Bay PubPub in Lake Country.★ 4.2 (1,940) · Lake Country
Bars & PubsLeopold's Tavern Kelowna - BernardBar in Kelowna.★ 4.4 (1,504) · Kelowna
Bars & Pubs19 Okanagan Grill + BarSteak House in West Kelowna.★ 4.6 (1,478) · West Kelowna
Bars & PubsTwo Brothers Mexican RestaurantMexican Restaurant in West Kelowna.★ 4.6 (1,230) · West Kelowna
Bars & PubsWhiski-Jack's PubPub in West Kelowna.★ 4.3 (1,139) · West Kelowna
Bars & PubsFrankie We Salute You!Vegetarian Restaurant in Kelowna.★ 4.8 (1,129) · Kelowna
Bars & PubsWoody's PubPub in Lake Country.★ 4.3 (1,068) · Lake Country
Bars & PubsTonics Pub & GrillPub in Kelowna.★ 4.2 (1,044) · Kelowna
Bars & PubsSammy J's Grill and Bar West KelownaBar And Grill in West Kelowna.★ 4.2 (1,034) · West Kelowna
Bars & PubsPacking House PubPub in Kelowna.★ 4.2 (1,025) · KelownaDowntown, specifically the North End and along Bernard Avenue, holds the highest concentration of watering holes. You can easily walk between craft breweries like Vice & Virtue Brewing Co. and classic late-night pubs.