Bakeries
Wood Fire Bakery
About Wood Fire Bakery
Bakeries take their character from the oven more than from anything else in the building, and the name here puts the fire front and centre. Wood Fire Bakery keeps an address at 2041 Harvey Ave in Dilworth, on the commercial corridor running through the middle of Kelowna.
The rhythm of the trade is worth understanding before planning a visit. Work starts in the dark, the fullest selection is in the morning, and by the middle of the afternoon what is left is simply what is left. Anyone who needs a specific quantity, a particular loaf or something for an event does much better arranging it a day or two ahead than turning up hopeful. It is fair to ask what gets baked on which days, how much notice a larger order takes, and whether something can be set aside under a name.
Harvey is a driving street rather than a strolling one, so this is a stop to fold into other errands along the same stretch. Mornings move smoothly here and the late afternoon does not. Summers in Kelowna are hot and dry, which matters more than it sounds for anything you are carrying home, so bring a bag and do not leave a box sitting in a parked car. Winter is short and grey rather than severe, making this an easy stop year round for anyone living in Glenmore, Dilworth or the neighbourhoods climbing the slopes above.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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