New airport cafe opens
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Hungry Bear Energy Bites Energy Cafe homeowners Christina Teshier and Adrian Mehlhart reduce their ribbon for his or her opening on Saturday
Travellers heading out and into YYF Penticton Airport at the moment are capable of seize a espresso and a few handmade goodies.
The Hungry Bear Energy Bites Energy Café formally opened on Saturday, internet hosting a grand opening and ribbon slicing for his or her new store.
Run by Christina Teshier and Adrian Mehlhart, the cafe will likely be stocked with cinnamon buns, treats, soup, and sandwiches with in-house-prepared meats.
The pair mentioned they had been excited to be serving the group.
As soon as a month the cafe will even be donating proceeds from their baked items to the 259 Panther Royal Canadian Air Cadets.
The airport has been and not using a meals or beverage spot for the reason that space was renovated earlier than the pandemic. The cafe will likely be open seven days per week all through the summer season from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Members from the Penticton Chamber of Commerce welcomed the group alongside Mayor Julius Bloomfield, Metropolis Councillor James Miller, South Okanagan—West Kootenay MP Richard Cannings and Penticton MLA Dan Ashton.
Bloomfield mentioned the store homeowners are “True ambassadors for Penticton” as they’re the primary and final contact for travellers once they fly out and in and he hopes the group will help them.
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Loads of native politicians and Penticton Chamber members got here out on Saturday for the brand new airport cafe opening
