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2145 Sun Valley Way, Okanagan Falls, British Columbia, V0H 1R2, Canada

(250) 497-8919 wildgoosewinery.com

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Thomas Hartman

Jul 5, 2018

What a Pleasant Surprise! REAL food and a decent portion! The food tastes great and the prices are quite reasonable. A bit hard to find, the roads are not well marked, but it is definitely worth the effort!

Enoque Gubiotti

Jul 26, 2018

In all fairness, I have not tried the wines here yet, thus one star for the food. I had come from two other wineries before this one and just needed to eat something though. I will share my experience here. I had just felt I would try the wines here next time around. So, my son and I had asked about their restaurant/bistro and they had smoked meats (southern style), you know, bbq ribs, beef brisket other pork pieces (shoulder) which they called it “pig wings”. So we decided to share a dish (sampler) all their meats. The pictures and the menu illustrates it a little. Meat was flavourless, and dry and, if not completely soaked and doused on, not very good bbq sauce was barely eatable! The corn bread however, was surprisingly tasty but, “what’s wrong with baking fresh every day?!” It was served cold and it just looked and tasted like they bake it once maybe twice a week. Keeping it in the cooler. Now fresh at all! Poor choice! The black bean and the coleslaw were completely unbeatable as well. Terrible food prep and presentation. The server tried her best to make sure I was happy with our meal she even brought some meat without the awful bbq sauce but, to no avail. Their kitchen needs a miracle!!! She was very courteous and friendly but unfortunately that doesn’t make up for a really bad chef and less than palatable food. I will go there again for a wine tasting but, definitely NOT for the food. No matter how hard the staff try to serve you with friendliness, just does not make up for poor choices at the kitchen! Just NOT good at all. They’d be better of just serving a cold cut platter with cheeses and crostini or up their standards at the kitchen! Definitely NOT recommend for the food. Eat some place else before you get there.

Dan Davies

Jun 24, 2018

Mediocre, at best Tried the Mac'n'Cheese and the lunch salad. Started with tea in a dirty cup. With the next cup, the water was not hot - in addition, they had only Earl Grey. I like that tea, but I had expected they would have regular tea. The Mac'n'Cheese lacked cheese and flavour. They serve 2 BBQ sauces on the side, which were equally flavourless. Would not go back.

T Cain

May 19, 2018

Great tasting room and beautiful views from the Smoke and Oak patio. Very nice wines and reasonable prices. Had a great lunch on the patio. Highly recommend the Rueben which features a beautiful slab of brisket.

Chris Dias

May 21, 2017

My girlfriend and I were on vacation through Okanagan wine country. Over six days, we visited sixty wineries. You can follow our various locations with this disclaimer. That’s sixty wineries, not an exaggeration. We ended the trip with 120 bottles acquired. On a rather isolated hill just south of Okanagan Falls sits a family of smaller wineries all worthy of a visit. The first two on this list is Wild Goose and Stags Hollow, which is a fifteen-second walk from each other, literally next door. Thus, a visit to one equates to visiting both. But be aware that these wineries are like Anna Kendrick, petite and an acquired taste. But I adore that actress, and I walked away with several bottles that day. The actual tasting rooms are small, and in total, both visits won’t take long, but there is also Liquidity and Noble Ridge nearby, and those wineries are amazing, and it would be crazy to go here without visiting them all, so go do that. About the only thing odd about the location is that because they on a hill, they’re basically beside the highway, but you have a winding route to get where you need to go, but it’s still worth it.

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