· Kelowna
Low-key doesn't mean low-effort.
The walk at Tugboat Beach loosens the transition from the workday — water, light, no agenda — so by the time you reach Micro you're already present. Micro's intimate format (small menu, close seating) turns a drink into a real conversation. Parlour caps it without ceremony, just something cold and good on the way home.
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Per stop
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downtown · walk
Walk south from the main park toward Tugboat Beach where the path gets quieter and the lake is right at your feet. The evening light on the water here is flat and wide — worth stopping to actually look rather than just walking through it. Keep it slow; this sets the pace for the whole night.
downtown · cocktail bar
Micro is small and the menu is tight, which means you have to actually make choices together — start there. Order two cocktails and one or two bites to share; the bar program is serious and the food is designed to complement it, not compete. Sit close and resist the urge to check your phones.
pandosy · ice cream
Walk or drive the short stretch to Pandosy and pick something you wouldn't normally order — the rotating seasonal flavours are usually the move. Get your scoops and eat them outside or on the way to the car rather than staying; the casualness of it is the point. It ends the night on something simple and good.
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A solo night that earns its cocktail.
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Earn the cocktail. The trail makes it taste better.
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A full reset that ends where Kelowna is best.
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