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The perfect Kelowna bar to ѻýbreak upѻý in this Valentineѻýs Day

Jackѻýs on Bernard is hosting a pop up bar this month
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Jackѻýs on Bernard Avenue in Kelowna. (Instagram)

Following the winter wonderland experience of Jackѻýs on Bernard Avenue, a new culinary adventure is on the agenda for the downtown restaurant.

In time for Valentineѻýs Day, Jackѻýs is launching another pop-up titled Break Up Bar, starting Feb. 4 and running until Feb.15.

Jackѻýs general manager, Jeremy Cummins, commented that he doesnѻýt think that anyone he knows has avoided heartbreak, at least at some point.

ѻýBreak Up Bar is going to be about sharing those stories and memories, laughing about them and maybe shedding a couple of tears amongst friends,ѻý said Cummings. ѻýBreak Up Bar is truly for everyone, even the love birds. That being said we have paid special consideration to guests who want to come solo, especially with the food features that chef Johan Socolovich has put together including a cheese or chocolate fondue for one.ѻý

Casey Greabeiel, co-owner of Jackѻýs said that after the success of the Winter Wonder Bar, the team at Jacks was excited to plan another pop-up experience.

ѻýAfter much discussion, we decided that taking a unique angle on Valentineѻýs Day could be a fun project for everyone,ѻý he said.

The pop-up will feature fun table settings, unique decor, festive lighting and rom-comѻýs playing on the projection screen.

Erin van den Brink is the designer in charge of transforming the cocktail lounge into an all-out heartbreak experience. She was behind the magical Winter Wonder Bar that ran over the holidays in December.

Just like the Winter Wonder Bar, the Break Up Bar will feature a special cocktail menu created by bar manager Griffin Cox.

He has designed three cocktails specifically for this pop-up called Strawberry Swing, Heart-Shaped Box and Chasing Pavements.

Jackѻýs is also still offering its Dine Around Menu throughout the pop-up.

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Jen Zielinski

About the Author: Jen Zielinski

I am a broadcast journalism graduate from BCIT and hold a bachelor of arts degree in political science and sociology from Thompson Rivers University. I enjoy volunteering with local organizations, such as the Okanagan Humane Society.
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