Talking Tree Diner - West Kelowna

We were staying at the Super 8 while on vacation from Nova Scotia and tried out this restaurant. The waitress was super friendly and gave us lots of great tips on what to see in the area and even some spots inn Aberta, since we are headed that way. Clean friendly atmosphere and the food was great, except the salmon, it tasted like it had been frozen. All day breakfast was a great option

We were looking for a great place close to home and came upon this place. Great all day breakfasts with excellent home fries. A lot of the meals are home style, which we much appreciate, and we have tried several so far. Their French fries are the best in West Bank, that we have come across. I haven't tried a burger yet but will soon. Also great soups, salads and coleslaw. Hope to see more people trying this place out, as they are fairly new at this location and the servers are so nice. I would like to see them succeed, for our sake as well as theirs.

Stopped in for a late lunch on a Saturday and it was quiet. We ordered crispy chicken burger, breakfast plate, and homemade soup. Everything was very delicious! Love eating good home style food!!! Will be back to try other menu items.

This diner is a wonderful find. The service is friendly. We ordered from the all day breakfast menu. We had the steak and eggs and farmers sausage and eggs, both with homemade fried potatoes and toast. The steak was very tender and a decent size (6oz-8oz). The farmers sausage was savoury. The home fries were crispy. The price was reasonable, $13.50 for the steak and $11.50 for the farmers sausage. I'd highly recommend it.

We ordered 2 dinners ($25), the restaurant was closing soon and 1. They forgot utensils (I had to get them from the lobby) 2. Forgot dressing on my salad 3. The garlic bread wasn't edible 4. Cookie tasted gross and 5. The pasta tasted terrible. Maybe it was an off night, the reviews were good for this restaurant but I wish I could say something nice but it was a terrible experience and now we will have to spend more money and time and find somewhere else to eat.