Table Nineteen Menu Prices Canada 2026

Table Nineteen menu prices in Kelowna start at $9.28 for focaccia and the sides, and run to $37.12 for the braised beef short rib. Pizzas are $23.20 to $30.16. Burgers and sandwiches are $27.84 to $29.00. Every kids item is $15.00. That is the short answer, in Canadian dollars, from the menu document for the Kelowna restaurant at The Okanagan Golf Club. I have not eaten here myself. I read the menu document in full, and I am writing as a menu reader, not as someone claiming a meal I never had. One honesty note up front. The official brand site publishes no item-level menu and no prices, so the figures below come from the CanadaResto menu document updated 10 Sep 2026, read on October 30, 2026. Check before you go, because the restaurant’s own prices prevail.

What Are Table Nineteen Menu Prices in Kelowna?

Table Nineteen menu prices are the figures in the tables below, in Canadian dollars, exactly as listed on the CanadaResto menu document updated 10 Sep 2026. I have not rounded them, and I have not divided them. Some look like odd figures, $27.84 here, $20.88 there, and that is how they appear on the document. Neither the document nor the official site states in the text I read whether tax is included, so I claim neither tax included nor tax left out. Read them as the figures on the menu document, and know the restaurant’s own prices prevail if they differ. The menu covers a lot of ground for one golf club restaurant. Starters, salads and bowls, mains, pizza, burgers, sides, a kids menu and dessert. For a Kelowna gastropub menu to weigh up first, the Central Kitchen and Bar menu prices page covers a similar burgers, pizzas and mains mix in Kelowna, with different prices. Back here, start with the starters. The focaccia at $9.28 is the cheapest way in, and the wings at $22.04 are the priciest starter, which tells you something about how this kitchen prices a share plate.

Five starters at $20.88. Same figure, very different plates. That is the kind of pattern you only spot when you read the whole document, and it makes the $9.28 focaccia stand out even more. In my opinion the focaccia is the smart first order. Bread, butter, and a read on the kitchen, for less than ten dollars. The soup is the only starter that asks you to phone first, because it rotates daily, and the menu says so plainly. Fair enough. A daily soup should change.

This section is not just salads, whatever the heading says. Moules frites, pork katsu and spaghetti sit in it on the document, and I kept them where the document puts them. The Caesar at $29.27 is the dearest item here, and it earns that spot with a protein choice built in. Pick the grilled chicken if you want the safe version. Pick the garlic butter prawns if you want the version that actually tastes like a decision. And the Okanagan Summer Salad naming local berries from Don-O-Ray farms is a nice touch. Local, named, specific. That reads like a kitchen that knows its suppliers.

Table Nineteen Menu Card Kelowna

Here is a selection from the 10 Sep 2026 menu document on one card, so you can scan the starters, salads, mains, pizza, burgers, sides, kids and dessert prices fast. It is a render of the menu document, not a photograph of a paper menu, because no genuine current menu-card photo was found. Prices in CAD, exactly as listed on the document. The restaurant’s own prices prevail.

The short rib at $37.12 is the top of the whole menu, and it reads like it. Garlic mashed potato, red wine demi glace, farm vegetables. No tricks. The steelhead and the lamb shank both sit at $33.64, which gives you a clean either-or choice at the same figure. Fish or lamb? I would take the steelhead, for the lemon and pea risotto alone. The pizzas run $23.20 to $30.16, and the spread makes sense once you read the toppings. Margherita is the plainest and the cheapest. The pear and prosciutto pizza is the dearest, and it is the one with local pear and blue cheese on a garlic cream base. That is a Kelowna pizza, not a generic one. And butter chicken at $29.00 comes with the same phone-first warning as the soup. The curry rotates daily. Call, or be surprised. I like that the menu says it straight.

Four burgers and sandwiches, tight pricing, no filler. The T19 Burger at $27.84 is the house test, Alberta beef with bacon onion jam on an Ace Bakery sesame bun. One honest gap, stated plainly. The menu document does not state what side, if any, comes with burgers and sandwiches. So I will not tell you fries come with your burger. They might. The document never says so. Ask before you order, or read the menu at the table.

Every side is $9.28. Simple. The truffle fries with lemon garlic aioli are my pick here, and the Brussels sprouts with maple glaze and bacon are the side that actually sounds like a dish on its own. At $9.28 either way, the choice is about appetite, not budget.

Six kids items, one price. The grilled chicken with white rice and house green salad is the only one that reads like a grown-up plate shrunk down, and for a picky eater that is a plus, not a minus. The cheese pizza keeps it simple. Tomato sauce and fior di latte. Nothing to argue about at the table.

Two desserts, same price, both with ice cream. Short list. No fuss. Good. The lava cake is the crowd-pleaser. The sticky toffee pudding with burnt caramel is the one I would order, because burnt caramel either works or it does not, and a kitchen willing to put it on a two-item dessert list usually knows which.

What is missing from this page is missing on purpose. No verifiable current price was found in the menu document or on the official site for drinks of any kind, breakfast items, combos other than the specials below, extra pizza toppings, or any build-your-own option. The official site mentions local craft beer taps, BC and international wines and cocktails, with no prices published. If drinks are the reason you go, ask for the drinks list and the prices before you sit down. I will not fill those gaps with other brands’ prices or stale review figures. A short honest menu beats a long invented one.

Happy Hour, Sunday Roast and Wing Night in Kelowna

The specials below come from the brand’s OpenTable experiences, not from the CanadaResto menu document, and I keep them separate from the price tables above on purpose. Do not merge them, and do not average them with the menu figures. The Sunday roast offer in Kelowna runs every Sunday from 5pm: an 8oz beef striploin roast for $38 or a 10oz roast for $42, served with garlic mashed potato, farm vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy, with an add prawn skewer option at $4, and half-price bottles of wine excluding house wine. It is available while supplies last, and reservations are recommended. Those are round experience figures, not menu document figures. The happy hour offer in Kelowna runs from 1 Oct 2026 to 20 Dec 2026, daily from 3pm to 6pm: half-price pizzas made with house-made Neapolitan-style dough, $6.50 draught beer for 16 oz pours excluding Stella Artois, $5 highballs, and $2 off wine by the glass and non-alcoholic beer. That offer ends 20 Dec 2026. After that date, do not assume it still runs. Check first.

The Table Nineteen wings Thursday deal is $12 per pound, available all day every Thursday. Keep it separate in your head from the $22.04 pound of T19 Chicken Wings on the menu document. Same wings, different deal, different day. The Wednesday pasta feature is a rotating pasta feature every Wednesday, all day. No current feature or price is printed here, because the dated examples I saw were all in the past, and the menu document lists no Wednesday pasta price. Check the current week’s feature and price before you plan a Wednesday around it. Is the Sunday roast worth booking for? In my opinion, yes, if you want the classic golf club Sunday plate, roast with Yorkshire pudding and gravy, at a fixed figure you know before you sit down. Just book, because while supplies last means while supplies last.

What Should You Order at Table Nineteen in Kelowna?

My pick is easy, and I will own it. Start with the House Baked Focaccia at $9.28, then the Pan-Seared BC Steelhead at $33.64. Focaccia to test the bread, steelhead to test the kitchen. The lemon and pea risotto is the part I keep coming back to when I read this menu. Creamy, lemon, peas, farm vegetables. That is a plate with a point of view. For another British Columbia restaurant menu with a similar mains-first approach, the Burgoo menu prices page covers a different kind of comfort cooking, with its own way of pricing a main course. Back at Table Nineteen, if you came for pizza, order the Okanagan Pear and Prosciutto Pizza at $30.16. Local pear, blue cheese, arugula, prosciutto, garlic cream base. It is the dearest pizza and, in my opinion, the most interesting one. Is $30.16 a lot for a pizza at a golf club? Honestly, for that topping list, no. It reads like a pizza someone actually designed, not a pizza someone assembled from a list.

Table Nineteen Kelowna Mains

Table Nineteen Kelowna mains and pizzas run $23.20 to $37.12 on the menu document, from the Margherita pizza at $23.20 to the braised beef short rib at $37.12. The steelhead is $33.64. The T19 Chicken Wings are $22.04 on the menu document, separate from the Thursday $12 per pound deal. Prices last verified October 30, 2026.

And the wings? The T19 Chicken Wings at $22.04 come as a pound with blue cheese dip, in salt and pepper, hot, lemon pepper or Korean BBQ. My take: order the Korean BBQ if you like sweet heat, and order them on a Thursday if you can, when the $12 per pound deal applies. The sticky ribs at $20.88 are the other share plate worth arguing about. Garlic, hoisin, sweet chili. Sticky in the best way. For a sweet finish, the Molten Lava Cake at $13.92 with French vanilla ice cream is the safe crowd-pleaser, and the Sticky Toffee Pudding at $13.92 is the braver order. Order the pudding if you trust burnt caramel. Order the lava cake if the kids are watching and you want no drama. Either way, you know the figure before you order. That is the whole point of this page.

Visiting Table Nineteen in Kelowna, British Columbia

Table Nineteen Kelowna is at 3200 Via Centrale, Kelowna, BC V1V 2A4, Canada, at The Okanagan Golf Club, and the listed phone number is (250) 765-5955. The official Kelowna page says the restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday for lunch and dinner throughout the fall and winter, and it states no clock times. So this page states no clock times either. Check the official page or call before you go, and do not trust a third-party hours list you found in a search result. The restaurant opened in spring 2024 at this site, and OpenTable describes it as formerly Sarazen’s Restaurant at the same golf club. For another British Columbia pub and grill menu to compare, the Tap and Barrel menu prices page covers a different BC restaurant group with its own menu logic. The official brand site also lists Table Nineteen Whistler Victoria locations: one in Whistler at Nicklaus North Golf Course, and one in Victoria, in Langford at Olympic View Golf Club. This article covers the Kelowna location only, because the price table above is the Kelowna menu. Do not mix Whistler or Victoria menus, prices or hours into a Kelowna plan. If you are heading to Whistler or Langford, check those locations separately.

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Final Word on Table Nineteen Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Table Nineteen menu prices give you a full golf club menu with no guessing at the core figures. Focaccia and sides at $9.28, starters to $22.04, pizzas $23.20 to $30.16, burgers $27.84 to $29.00, mains to $37.12, every kids item at $15.00, and two desserts at $13.92. Start with focaccia and steelhead if you want the kitchen test. Order the pear and prosciutto pizza if you want the Kelowna plate. Book the Sunday roast if you want the fixed-figure Sunday plan. And check before you go, because the official site publishes no price table, the figures here come from the 10 Sep 2026 menu document, the restaurant’s own prices prevail, no tax claim is made either way, and no drinks, breakfast, combo or extra-topping price carries a verified figure on this page. That is the Kelowna picture: verified menu document prices only, gaps stated plainly, no guesses. Prices last verified: October 30, 2026, for Table Nineteen Kelowna, 3200 Via Centrale, Kelowna, BC V1V 2A4, Canada.