JoJo’s Cafe

Was not impressed with this place, mostly because of how damn long it took to get a simple drip coffee. We waited about 10 – 15 minutes for something that should take 30 seconds or less to serve. They were busy, granted, and if we had ordered some fancy beverage, it might be more understandable, but not for a drip coffee — which wasn’t even very good coffee. Several people who ordered after us were even served before us. Unacceptable. We also ordered a veggie box salad, which was decent. Wouldn’t go back.

Had breakfast there three days out of our five in Osoyoos. Coffee is terrific and the muesli was wonderful. Sit by the windows that open up onto the street and you will be entertained by the locals who gather there every day.

Love having the menu in big letters on the wall, makes it so easy to read! Coffee is awesome, try the Americano Misto with some funky tribal coffee Art! Food is good, great location just a few steps from the lake.

Small coffee shop with good service and quick breakfast menu. I was impressed with how quick they turn out orders. Everything was done well.

I was disappointed with my experience. The menu was super hard to read, being in giant letters on the wall. And, it didn’t give us valuable information (they have soup! you can order it with your sandwich!).
I did not like my benny. It came with a tiny piece of focaccia instead of muffins. And some sort of cold potato salad. I would not get it again. Also, their drip coffee was kinda meh.
Boyfriend’s BLT, on the other hand, looked amazing. Le sigh.
I can see why this would be a popular local place. Solid 3.5 stars. We’d probably stop here instead of Tim Hortons on the next drive thru Osoyoos.

Best café and coffee in Osoyoos. Great staff and wonderful art and music after hours last Saturday of each month.

Limited menu for breakfast, but everything tastes good. Coffee is great. Just a good, basic breakie joint.

Delicious breakfast panini with sautéed red bell peppers, mushrooms, onions. The greek omelette’s flavor was dominated by too many olives. Great coffee.

I love a good cup of dark roasted Java and Jo Jo’s Café delivered. Not only was the coffee great but I really liked how comfortable and inviting the café was. It was like a cave, so it wasn’t too bright. I felt relaxed and sheltered from the sun. We stayed for lunch. My only suggestion is to use nontraditional bread, (eg Cobbs) that would take you over the top. Lunch was enjoyed while having a pleasant chat with another patron a table away. We are from Surrey and enjoyed the small town friendliness.

Good coffee, good service. Poor muffin. Not tried the, all but probably the best breakfast coffee place around. Will go back for the coffee.

Went there for a quick coffee. I’ve ordered a cappuccino. Unfortunately they did not really hit my taste with it. The cappuccino was far to strong, a bit bitter and the milk was not creamy enough for my taste.

We went to Jojo’s café after reading recommendations on Unilocal,but we were pretty disappointed. I can’t say anything about the food, but my cappuccino was nothing special, not creamy enough. I really don’t understand why it is necessary to put 2 shots of coffee to cappuccino, so I asked for 1 instead. It was drinkable, but really nothing exceptionally good. Plus it took quite long time until the coffee has been served.

We had breakfast at JoJo’s this morning, albeit with some initial reservations based on photos online, but we’re glad we went with the recommendations.
There was a limited breakfast menu of a breakfast sandwich and eggs benedict. 4 breakfast sandwiches (3 without tomato) along with 3 chai iced-​tea and vanilla latte rounded out our order. As promised, the sandwiches were «like an egg Mcmuffin only better» consisting of a toasted English muffin, fried egg, back bacon, a slice of black diamond cheese (Why not cheddar or something else real?) and on mine, a slice of tomato. Delicious and satisfying, tasting almost home-​made. The Chai tea was refreshing and slightly sweet, almost like a traditional sun-​tea with a chai influence, and the latte balanced the espresso’s darkness with the vanilla’s sweet very nicely.
There aren’t a tonne of breakfast options (leaving a 3.5 as you’re stuck if you’re there with picky eaters for breakfast) but what they do, they do very well. I’m hoping to swing by JoJo’s on my way home for a another latte if there’s time. Next time we’re in this neck of the woods, we’ll be back!

Had been instructed that in Osoyoos one must go to jojo’s.
So we stopped in and had a sandwich and coffee. Both were fantastic decisions.
I can’t speak for all the breads and sandwiches but the turkey veg on focaccia was a beautiful thing.
I will definitely echo the sentiment…“when one is in Osoyoos, one must go to Jojo’s.”

fun and friendly staff, with good food and coffee

Had breakfast there two day in a row while I was in Osooyos this weekend for a wedding. Since a have a special place in my heart for eggs benny, I just had to try them, really good, very tasty. The breakfast sandwich was just a massive upgrade to what McDonald’s sells; something about it was just… better. The coffee was very fresh.
Staff and service was top drawer too. Wish I only has time to sample more sandwiches off of their menu.

Early in the morning… Lots of locals parked up front. Great sign! Coffee is excellent, we also had a yogurt which had fresh fruit ans granola. They look like they make a mean sandwich. Great find in Osoyoos!

Very tasty sandwiches at great prices but not too much else on their menu. You order at the counter and they bring your food to the table freshly made.

Very nice neighborhood café. Walking distance from resort. Good coffee and good breakfast sandwiches. Full range of fancy espresso drinks, etc though I am just a simple drip coffee person.
Free Wi Fi!

JoJo’s Café in the middle of Main Street Osoyoos. Open early for breakfast and they serve a great london fog tea.
Their eggs bennies are good too.
My brother had a coffee here once or twice. Since there’s no Stabucks he likes to come here.
Either this or Timmies, but that’s a whole different cup of coffee.