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Merritt's Kekuli Cafe makes 300 pieces of Bannock everyday

CBC News | Posted: March 6, 2015 3:00 PM | Last Updated: March 6, 2015

New restaurant brings traditional Aboriginal food to the Nicola Valley

Image | Kekuli Café

Caption: The Kekuli Café in Merritt keeps customers returning with its warm atmosphere and, of course, lots and lots of Bannock, Samantha Garvey/CBC (Samantha Garvey/CBC)

First Nations music on the playlist. Aboriginal art adorning the walls. And of course— Bannock.
The Kekuli Café in Merritt keeps customers coming back.

Image | Kekuli Café artwork

Caption: The Kekuli Café also sells local First Nations artwork, Samantha Garvey/CBC (Samantha Garvey/CBC)

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Daybreak's Samantha Garvey stopped by the shop for a look around and of course, a tasty piece of fry bread.
Hear the full interview by clicking the audio labelled: Kekuli Café in Merritt B.C.

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