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Grapevine Restaurant

Grapevine Restaurant

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1055 Camp Rd, Lake Country, British Columbia, V4V 2H4, Canada
(250) 766-3168 ext. 2 www.grapevinerestaurant.ca
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Mar 16, 2018
Beautiful view and wine. Day wasn't great but I'll be back when it's nicer

Aug 15, 2017
Great service! Beautiful location surrounded by vinyards. Lovely tasting room. Building & grounds exemplary. Good food but seafood dish was served with the type of round noodles you see in chicken noodle soup. Other than that, it was a satisfying experience.

Sep 23, 2017
The view is wonderful, but the food and service were very poor. Having eaten in many excellent restaurants around the world, $100 for a mediocre lunch for 2 was ridiculous. The menu is uninspired, and the service was amateurish at best.

Nov 18, 2017
Spent several hours here, food was amazing and the views fantastic. Wine was also very good.

Jul 5, 2017
Duck, red cabbage and spaetzel plate fabulous array of flavors. Seafood pasta hit every note of a delicious medley. Reservations advised, although we were the first ones in the restaurant at opening (11:30). The parking lot was nearly full by the time we left. Anticipating a return when we will take a tour of the vinyard (offered hourly). Grounds are beautiful and views breathtaking.

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