Was at Fort Langley for lunch so figured I should stop by here on my way home since it was less…read morethan a 10min drive away. It wasn't busy at all when I arrived. I was the only there since it was 1pm on a Monday after all. Was about to grab to an Old Fashion after looking at their online menu, but was then told that they did flights so that's what I got. The flight; You choose six from a list of about 15. They do primarily vodka, but they do have some whiskey, gin, and even am Absinthe. I was very happy with all 6 and would order them again. I won't really go into any detail about each spirit since everyone has their own preference when it comes to alcohol. What I can say is that their Old Fashioned Spirit was my favorite. The service: The person working at the time was really friendly and helpful. Willing to answer questions about the spirits and make recommendations. The distillery: It's small and due to Covid Protocols they're only accepting 6 people in the building; however, they have a lot of outdoor space to enjoy. Their pick-up truck bar is the most eye catching so that's where we sat. I'd 100% come back here and if I lived in Langley I'd probably make this place one of my go to hangouts.

Nice place to visit. Great cocktails. Unfortunately their products aren't up to snuff. I bought…read moretheir Lavender Gin at a local liquor store. It is the worse hard liquor I have ever bought. Lavender?? No, just some slightly amber gin that I can't even mix with anything. Whitley Niell makes a great Parma Lavender Gin that I first tried in a cocktail in Portsmouth UK. It isn't sold in Canada anymore unfortunately and was only for a short period. That was the reason I snapped up the Roots and Wings gin but I am resigned to using it for cleaning. I did try some of their other products and only the Abisnstine impressed me. I would have loved to have given a great review of their liquor but that wasn't possible. Drinking their cocktails is a different thing as they have a great mixologist. My advice- visit them, get a sample before buying, and buy only what tastes good to you. Everyone has different tastes.

Went when it was really sunny and hot out and the patio was packed. It's a lovely spot with a nice…read moreview of the people going by on the main strip of Fort Langley. The staff here is excellent, and the food is really good and reasonably priced. It was so busy today that I could only take a picture of the sign without getting other people in the photos.

A restaurant pub in Langley. I ordered a local pilsner and pasta. Everything tasted great. Service…read morewas good. Outdoor seating available. Would recommend it

What a great place! Sat at the bar- fantastic mixologists and host:) The vibe was electric and…read morenew while the food was tasty and had enough options for my animal-friendly needs! I also can't say enough about the decor-truly original and current. C u again soon!

Over priced and the drinks are ridiculous. I took my nephew there for graduating…read more One glass of wine, one cocktail, two mains and one small appie. 175$

What is a synomon for Utterly fantastic…read more.. Couldn't be any better.. Authentic & delicious...

We had a 6pm reservation and were there for an hour and a half. The meals were OK, but the thing…read morethat I'm upset about is that just after we had ordered coffee and tea, our server told us we'd have to finish up and leave!!! Honestly, my coffee wasn't even cool enough to drink before they asked us to leave! If we had ordered dessert, we would've really been rushed!! I've never been asked to leave a table before. I don't think that we took overly long eating our food ...I think that was pretty rude of the restaurant to do that. The server apologized but I guess she was following orders. If I could give the review no stars, I would .

Highly recommend for a relaxed bar atmosphere. We're not big drinkers but we were drawn in by the…read morelive music, decided to stop and have a drink. The lady behind the bar (owner, I believe) chatted with us about books and gave drinks recommendations. It's a tiny spot, but it's super cozy.

Cute cottage cocktail bar on the island. First stop on our college girls reunion trip and it did…read morenot disappoint. The ambience is cozy with a little nautical flare. Bar seating & a handful of bar top tables located inside. Self serve water crafts and a whole menu of fun cocktails and light bites with locally sourced items. The So Long Summer was a refreshing drink. The owner chatted with us and gave us the run down of all items harvested today. Blueberries being one of them, score! Definitely a must pop in to start off an island vacation.

Went to this highly recommended hyperlocal farm-to-table place here in the Lower Mainland…read more The food was fine--the chef's touch was immature and no dish was fully realised, but the effort and ingredients were there and very fresh. Service was competent and delivered well. Wine list was absolute trash, worst sort of muck possible. There was a sparkling Chardonnay, cloudy with subdued aroma and while it had an element of yeastiness, it lacked sur lie qualities--no mannoprotein feel, no amino cracker/biscuit hints. There was an orange wine that was violent with isovaleric and butyric acid (foot stank and vomit). One okay Bordeaux-style red. I've had it before and the effort the winemaker put in showed, and not in a great way. Still managed to enjoy it. And a red that was made with Pinot Noir and Empress plums. The tannin profile of a plum is vastly different from grapes, and the short-chain tannins are bitter, harsh and abrupt and the fruit character was bland, despite excess acid and over-extraction of the Pinot. Whomever compiled the wine list glossed right past hundreds of really good solid wines from the Campbell Valley region, not 5 kilometers from the restaurant. The worst wine from the 16th avenue corridor would have mopped the floor with these utter dogs. Instead they chose 'edgy' wines. Look I'm a professional winemaker and a sommelier. I get chasing the cool and all, but this list is the sign of an immature and not-talented wine chooser. Match the food, match the budget, match the season, and for gosssakes don't sell wine that smells like vomit because someone convinced you Orange is the new Cab. Nothing about the experience justified a $350 tab for two (2x$85 tasting menu, 2x$50 wine pairings plus tax and tip). If I want hyperlocal I'll stay home and make fully realised food and serve it with wine that doesn't smell like it was vomited into a pair of cheesy old-guy workboots before being served.

Sunflower cafe is located in a tranquil setting. We couldn't ask for a better night for dining…read morealone fresco. We sat under one of their handful of gazebos for their 5 course tasting menu. It was $85. I can't remember what all the dishes were but it started off quite light with produce fresh from the garden/farm. Then the main was a halibut which was cooked to perfection though under seasoned. Then the beef tenderloin was cooked also to perfection it was in a very tasty jus. We added the beef tartare which was very tasty. It has the crostini embedded into the tartare itself. The last course was a lemon tart with blueberries accompanied by a lavender ice cream. The lavender ice cream was so delicious but the lemon tarte was quite tangy for me. Service was impeccable and the setting really can't be beat. I would say definitely drive out from Vancouver for the experience.

This place has become a go to spot for me when I want to hit up late night happy hour! The…read morebartender Jillian is super sweet and so personable every time I go in. The vibe is very moody and dark, a true classic jazz type lounge feel with dried flowers on every table and a cute little lamp to really give you the feeling of having your own little world at the table The drinks are phenomenal, they have a great variety and Jillian is not afraid of making something off menu for her regulars (pre tested drinks of course). My favorite so far has been the chocolate cherry martini

We stopped by Revival Lounge on a whim in an effort to miss rush hour going back to Seattle. It…read moreoffered a wide variety of small plate foods...we chose the charcuterie plate...and it was generous and delicious. We each had a drink from their very imaginative and historic collection...very fun. Our waitperson was fun and attentive and service was good. The ambience was very fun, with old wood floors, vintage seating up front, classic bar, rustic brick walls and tin metal ceiling tiles. Bathroom was ample and spotless. The music was a wonderful collection of artists from the 40's and 50's, mostly vocals that matched the vintage lounge aesthetic. Will go back for more someda

We were wandering around in the dark and happened upon Matthew's. We loved it! And how lucky for us…read morethat it was Happy Hour! Our wonderful server, Seth, immediately and proudly proclaimed (with smile) that they use premium liquors for all their Happy Hour pours (at a mere $5!) I ordered the Rosemary Gimlet from their Unique Cocktails list: House infused rosemary gin, fresh basil, lime juice, simple syrup--it was total perfection. Nate, our second server, joined in the fun as we toured the photos of young stars. Beautiful atmosphere, wonderful staff, delicious drinks. A fun time was had by all!

Great drinks, well informed bartender, and great windows!…read more Mojito was fresh and minty, I tried the experimental lager/liquor cocktail (crystal mourning) and it was funky but good. I'd go back ‍

I liked this place. I passed by all summer and saw people on the patio while a DJ played in an open…read morearea off the Langley strip. The cocktail I had was good-guava aperol margarita and some chicken strips were good enough for me. Or a typical pub vibe the decor and ambiance was very nice. The service was great too.

First visit. Stopped in for Happy Hour. Sat outside in the sunshine which was lovely. Stevens OJ…read moresounded like it may be on the sweet side but we tried it anyways and wow! Like an Orange Julius with Vodka - absolutely delicious. We also had the tacos - Five O and the Cluck Norris. Both were awesome - great flavour. Nice attentive waitress as well :)

The staff here are eager to answer questions & provide helpful product information to create a…read moregreatly satisfying buying experience. I appreciate the variety of products they display, the store is easy to navigate & again, it's the staff that make buying what you're looking for, the best experience.

The selection at Nature's Fare Markets was mind-blowing…read more My husband was wise and grabbed a seat in their cafe area - since it was evident that I was waaaay too thrilled to be walking down every aisle in this healthy oasis. This place is not cheap - but they have put together an incredible assortment of organic/healthy grocery items. They have it all when it comes to keto, gluten-free, vegan, sugar-free items and much more. I picked up some vegan cheese, some paleo snacks, and a single serving of matcha. I was actually surprised at the restraint that I showed - especially with the array of mouth watering desserts beckoning me as - you enter (the vegan/gluten free carrot cake looked amazing). They also have some decent looking pre-made take-away options, as well as freshly made smoothies - if you're looking for a quick nourishing bite. Support local and get your grocery on. I guarantee that it will be hard to walk out of here empty-handed. Trust.