Your City Hall is taking a serious look at new liquor licences
Good morning from the Okanagan — the lake is calm, the vines are growing, and we have things to discuss.
Okay but here's the thing nobody talks about: your City Hall is really leaning into what it means to be a hospitality hub. Just last week, council approved a new liquor licence for the *Okanagan Table Social Club* at 1574 Harvey Avenue. This isn't just another pub. It’s a restaurant with a late-night focus, aiming for service until 2 AM, Monday through Sunday. That’s a significant extension for a place right in the middle of a busy stretch.
We’re also seeing *DunnEnzies Pizza Mission* on Lakeshore Road get the green light for liquor service. Now, who doesn't love a good slice with a cold one? These aren't just random approvals; they speak to a deliberate push to enhance Kelowna’s nightlife and dining options, catering to both locals and visitors. The city is clearly betting on our vibrant food and drink scene as a major draw.
What this means for you: more options for a late dinner or an evening out, but also something to watch concerning noise and traffic in these areas.
Nina Papadimitriou, MiTL Sports Desk, Kelowna.
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