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Where to eat Cafe food in Fort Langley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Cafe food in Fort Langley, British Columbia, Canada. A former fur trade fort, the village of Fort Langley offers a quaint, historic village with shops, restaurants, museums, and the Fort Langley National Historic Site. Surrounded by the Fraser River and lush agricultural countryside, it makes a great day trip from Vancouver especially when combined with visits to nearby Fraser Valley wineries and farms.
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10. Delezie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Welcome to Delizie! In case you were wondering, "Delizie" means delicacies. Yes, everything we make at Delizie is a delicacy! From our own in-house made pasta to our scrumptious cakes and pastries, everything is made in-house using the best local and impo
Reviewed By ThrillNapoliUSA
With the city. Only a couple of blocks away so we walked (recommended by local) orders some sandwiches. Conversation was sparse except for ...boy this is good...the meat on this sandwich is awesome (my contribution)..glad they told us about this place. Only regret is not being able to get a Lasagna slab and dessert, but it was 1pm on a Tuesday...stop in and enjoy, but please don't tell me the lasagna was as good as it looked...
9. Ricky's All Day Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By lollypop0203
We met friends here for breakfast and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. The service was excellent and the prices were reasonable. The owners were very visible and walked around making sure everyone was enjoying their meals and had everything they wanted. We will definitely go there again next time we're in town.
8. Golden Ears Cheesecrafters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Jil C
It's a lovely shop with lovely products, but when I asked for 200g of each of two (expensive) cheeses, I asummed I was getting something close to that. In a well-run establishment, a well-trained staff member tells the customer if it's not close. One cheese was 0.282, one was 0.262. In my book,that is sharp practice. Its about TEN dollars more.
7. Hilltop Diner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Hilltop Diner has been in business since 1946. We still serve many of our original menu items, keeping our customers coming back, year after year. Whether you come for breakfast or lunch, weâre always glad to see you. We treat every customer like a specia
Reviewed By Louie L
This was my first visit to this diner. For a older cafe it sure reminded me of the many that use to be around. It is probably one of a few that excist.Thanks for coming by Louie! We are glad you enjoyed our little diner. We hope you stop by again soon. - Andrea Zaiser, Owner
6. Little White House & Co
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By looking4turtles
Arrived for our high tea and we were seated in the back room..very close quarters with little elbow room. While the decor was cute...the seating arrangements were abit cramped. The creme de la earl grey tea was good. The presentation was good however the pastries and savouries were just okay...cucumber topping was bitter..the cheese shortbread was crumbly and dry with little flavour...there were mini croissants with egg salad which were good and the hot savouries were the mini quiche and the sausage pin roll..The candied almonds were stale...and the half a dozen of them presented in a large paper cupcake liner were underwhelming. The scones were nice with the Devonshire cream and raspberry preserves...however there was only enough Devonshire cream and jam for two scones and not four..The pastries were slightly better..mini pink cupcake with buttercream icing...mini meringues with dried floral sprinkles...something blackberry thimble like ..the best and the highlight of the high tea...a tiny chocolate cake enveloped with chocolate...Suggestions for improvement....the servers might Provide a brief description of what was on the 3 plated tier to the guests and perhaps a quality check after delivering the tea and food as it was difficult to flag someone down for more coffee and refreshing our tea pot...Iâm glad we tried the LWH high tea but there are others that have much better food and better service with less cramped quarters to revisit, especially @ $27.30
5. Lelem'
Reviewed By giovannidW9914TI
Food is okay, pricey though for a cafe. And it took forever to come out duringna dead hour.The staff though is just terrible. They all seem to hate their jobs, they are not friendly at all, do not make conversation whatsoever even when it was completely dead. This is the 5th or 6th time I've been and every single time I've gone its been the same experience. I won't be coming back.
4. Cafe Planet Java 50s
Overall Ratings
3 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Thejourneygenie
What a disappointment! Used to be a thriving, fun place with a great menu. Not anymore! Itâs dingy, dirty, unfriendly and completely not welcoming. They offer zero options for different diets, and told me the fries were gluten free (âTheyâre potatoes.â) when they are clearly coated in flour. It was freezing in there, the seats are ripped and bare, no one cracked a smile....should have noticed how empty it was and taken that as a hint to go elsewhere. What a shame.
3. Saba Cafe and Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
The heart of Sabà Café and Bistro is our love for food, and more specifically, our passion for gathering, breaking bread around a communal table and sharing lifeâs simplest pleasures with the people we love. The word Sabà derives from old Hebrew and thoug
Reviewed By michaelbkolsky
Really terrific atmosphere, ambiance. Only disappointment was that the hallah French toast was not cooked enough.. the veggie bennies were terrific as was the Shasunkra was excellent.Service was extraordinarily terrific and the staff seemed to be really enjoying their roles, fair priced, only open at this time for breakfast and lunch.Definitely a place to try even if your trip is from a distance.
2. Lelem Arts & Cultural Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Named after the word for house/a place to gather, this beautiful arts & cultural café is designed to honour and reflect tradition and culture. Stop by for a visit and experience great local food in a relaxed environment right on the riverfront in historic
Reviewed By boneblast
Three of us went to lunch on a beautiful sunny day in February. The room we were in was fantastic with high ceilings and lots of light, very open and inviting.I had a bowl of Elk Stew which was very very tasty and loaded with lots of meat. A bit salty and I had to ask to have it heated up more even after asking when ordering to make sure it was really really hot. Oh....the Elk stew was not too gamey...just right.My wife had a breakfast sandwich that was very good, but she felt it was a bit dry with the bannock break herbed bun sort of overtaking the whole sandwich. She ordered a coffee which she had to ask to have reheated because it was not hot enough. Our friend had the Salmon Chowder which looked delicious and tasted great.We would go back again.
Fort Langley Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Fort Langley
1. Wendel's Bookstore & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Wendel's nourishes hungry minds and bodies as an independent bookstore and fresh-food café. The café lavishes readers with a menu of fresh fare made in-house that eschews preservatives and accommodates dietary needs with wheat-free, dairy-free, and vegeta
Reviewed By Brian N Leah W
Quaint cafe that is in many Hallmark movies. Food is amazing with very friendly local faces. We love it!
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