I love doing self-guided farm tours in Langley. JD Farms is my favourite place to go for lunch…read morewhenever I'm in town. They have a deli and café where you can get sandwiches, wraps, soups, and hot items like turkey pot pies. Their turkey is fresh, organic, and delicious. It's my go-to place whenever I need turkey.

Great place to get a free range organic turkey. They have…read morefresh turkeys about 4-5 day before Easter, Thanksgiving or Christmas and always a selection of frozen year round. And if you don't find a size you need they have more in the back, if you ask and they will look for you. The store has a many other items like turkey rolls or breasts if you want something smaller or there is pepperoni sticks, savoury pies or Krause berry pies and jams and fresh bread. There is also a deli to serve you lunch and soups. I always buy my turkey here now and it makes such a difference in the quality of bird compared to the store bought ones. More expensive but worth it for the quality and taste. Highly recommend buying a JD turkey!

This is a great specialty food shop near Bellingham high school. It has items that you won't find…read moreeasily and some local food as well. I highly recommend checking them out. They also offer gift baskets and can make sandwiches with notice.

This place is cool. Lots of cool gourmet treats and drinks. Cool stocking stuffer foods. Unique…read morebaskets.

I'm always in search of low carb foods that taste good. The product that I bought and thoroughly…read moreenjoyed was Dark Chocolate KETO Clusters. The clusters are made of dark chocolate, pecans, almonds, coconut, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and quinoa. The clusters in the bag are in a variety of sizes but can easily be broken to an appropriate serving. The chocolate covering is definitely a quality dark chocolate. The other ingredients provide a nice crunch but are not easily identifiable. The nutritional information for a half cup serving (28g) are 150 calories and only 4 net carbs. There is 13 g of fat with 0g Trans fats. There is 3g of dietary fiber, and 3g of protein. All of this goodness and only 50mg of sodium. I'm sold that if I'm craving a real decadent dessert this product satisfies my craving. I've replaced my empty bag with a new 16oz bag purchased at Sam's Club.

I do not eat tomato soup and was told to try it WOW! It's more like a rich sauce. I also had the…read morekind of Blue sandwich and it was great. My husband had a different sandwich and both were AMAZING. We started with the warm mixed Mediterranean Olives, soooo tasty and NOT salty. The service was excellent and the restaurant was very chill. Loved this, we will be back. I wish I would have taken photos!

Worth a visit for sure…read more A talented couple bring their Ontario foodie experience to the island and create an awesome Bistro.

What a waffle! I hadn't even heard of Krause Berry Farm but I'm so glad we stumbled upon this gem…read morein Langley! I mean, there's really only one thing to talk about and it's the delicious eggy flavored Belgian waffle loaded with fresh seasonal berries and a dollop of whipped cream to make a farm trip extra delicious! They also have a nice market and restaurants to try other food and purchase some massive berry pies. I'm sure we'll be back for the efficient service and outdoorsy vibe.

I think I dropped close to $100 at this place in one hour and didn't even use the bathroom because…read morethere's only outhouses available. At least there are also sinks with soap just outside. Par for the course in visiting a family farm attraction. Kids' chocolate strawberry cups were just under $14 each; my strawberry apple juice was $7. A small basket is $6.50 so times 4, that was $26 before even entering. Kids had fun picking raspberries though. I guess it depends on what kind of farm experience one is looking for but if just coming for berries, better to wait until other farms without cafes etc open up.

My family brought their sticky toffee pudding cake for Thanksgivng day dinner…read more It was very sweet indeed but the quality was good as well. Pudding is on the top layer, moist cake is in the bottom. Between of them and top, toffee sauces were spread. It was most moistured cake in my life. So good.

This little gem is tucked away in a complex near the liquor store and Circle K. I originally was…read moreinterested in coming for the Panini/grilled sandwiches and they did not disappoint. The sandwiches are around the $10-$12 range and was nice that they grill them on the spot. They also have some nice baked goodies and some late grocery shopping. I noticed two that they have a clearance for some of their riper fruits and vegetables, but are a steal of a deal if you can make use of them. Clean inside and had a good enough selection if you can't make it out to the bigger grocery stores for a big shop.

This store seems out of place in this little Latimer village strip mall but I guess it serves its…read morepurpose for those living in the new builds in the immediate area. It's a mix of stuff here. You can get flowers, some cutesy Knick knacks and beauty or skincare products like lip balms. There are also rice, flour, dried fruits etc which are sold by weight, like a refillable or bulk bin concept. Chillers hold frozen products and basic essentials. Then you see mostly local produced items which are perfect as gifts or for yourself. Saskatoon berries jam, Rose jelly, spreads etc which are from SK or BC. Maple syrup, smoked salmon and honey are also here for the common Canadian gift items. Oh they also sell bacon jam here. Yums!

Great Russian store with huge variety of foods. Pleasant staff, good prices and just great in…read moregeneral! I'm Russian myself, so having the store like that is definitely nice. They have almost everything that stores back in Russia would. Of course, prices are a bit high, but again, it's fair. Would recommend!

I like this grocery store much. I can find a lot of European (most of them are Ukrainian and…read moreRussian, but there are some German and Polish goodies as well) candies and chocolate here. A lot of canned goods, different kinds of teas. A big variety of deli meats, smoked fish, and cheese. Secret hint: try the sweet, cream cheese bars (look for them in the freezer), the ones in an orange package (maybe called 'Dadu', but not sure). They are flavored with condensed milk, and covered in chocolate. Oh my gosh, amazingly good, a bite of Eastern Europe :) The staff is really friendly. You can ask for help anytume, they will help you out. That is the main reason I shop here, rather than at the other similar store in Bham (Europa Market), and I also find the prices a slightly cheaper here. The only con is that they don't really sell alcohol here (ok, the other store has a lot of Russian/Ukrainian beer, champagne, wine, so if you want those, you do have to go there)