Craft Corner Kitchen from Penticton Menu

When you're planning your visit to Craft Corner Kitchen, you could take municipal transportation to the stop Greyhound-Penticton, which is the nearest stop at 438 meters distance to the restaurant.

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What User likes about Craft Corner Kitchen:
Great food! Also got a kick out of the old school glasses and plates. Enjoyed the courtyard complete with picnic tables and shade tree! Very fun place to hang out. The beer selection was interesting. I loved the coffee lager. My hubby loved the spruce tip ale he had first but couldn't drink the IPA he tried. Luckily service was fantastic and he soon got to try another offering. View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Craft Corner Kitchen:
Words like awful, gross, deplorable describe the food at the Craft along with overpriced. A hamburger is $12 and it is nothing special and does not come with lettuce or tomato ~ just a beef patty on a bun. The mac and cheese was a runny mess that was not even hot. It looked like it had warmed up cheese whiz in it. Again it was $12. Service was just okay. View all feedback.

Great food! Also got a kick out of the old school glasses and plates. Enjoyed the courtyard complete with picnic tables and shade tree! Very fun place to hang out. The beer selection was interesting. I loved the coffee lager. My hubby loved the spruce tip ale he had first but couldn't drink the IPA he tried. Luckily service was fantastic and he soon got to try another offering.

The place has a fun relaxed vib. Food was ok. Ordered the chicken which was 3 pieces and white bread

Craft corner is an up and coming restaurant which Penticton needs, delicious food and great atmosphere!

A group of us stopped in for lunch after checking out the farmers market. Good service but the food was just ok

Craft has a great philosophy about sharing meals with other people. My cousin had his reception dinner here and it was absolutely no-frills and down to earth.Chef James welcomed our Filipino concept of a boodle fight but put a Canadian spin on it with salmon and ribs. And the doughnut boodle fight he made was Awesome with a capital A! One doughnut flavor had chili and chocolate mixed in. Not too sweet and great for photo taking.Hours later after a lot of drinking and dancing, the kitchen churned out burgers were absolutely delightful in all their greasy goodness. If you're looking for a place with no pretensions, this right here is the real deal.

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