Viva fresh!! Every…read moreWednesday from 3pm to 7pm, the local farmers market sets up in the parking lot at Kwantlen University. I finally got attend recently and walked away with gorgeous organic raspberries, cherries, blueberries, and some stunning cheese from a farm in Agassiz... not too mention other amazing and interesting products... will be back again this Wednesday for more deliciousness! Support your local farmers, peeps!!

The produce is always cheaper than the local supermarkets and is the same in quality. The only…read moreissues I've seen in quality are when the produce in question is out of season (like unripened tomatoes during the winter) and the rare box of strawberries that has started to turn (again a seasonal issue). The employees are pleasant and helpful. There are always one or two out front and I've never had any issues with them. They've been in that same location since before 2001 when I first started going there and have updated it from time to time. I've never seen any problems and it is always clean and dry. The only note of mention is that the doors are always open so the inside is always the same temperature as it is outside. If it's snowing out, bring some gloves and a jacket!

Produce at most of these markets are the same, depending on what your looking for…read more Fresh produce is always the best, and you support your local farmers. My only complaint about this particular market is- the younger staff. Some of them, only some, can be rude! I'm a pretty happy-go-lucky kind of gal, and don't really radiate bad energy... so, not sure what the problem is here.... Maybe I came on a bad day(s)??

This place is a lot more fun and active in the summer. Unfortunately, we missed last call for their…read moredelicious waffles. I always love walking inside their store, as a baker it always helps bring inspiration. They had a lot to see inside and offered a lot of frozen food options. I personally love their corn chowder.

Ol MacDonald had a farm ... gosh I haven't sung that song in decades!…read more Had visitors from out of town - brought them here to Krause Berry Farms & Estate Winery, all the way out in Langley. I'd heard about this farm, just never found the time to visit. Missed out on the popular waffles when we got here, so if you want to try them make sure you get here before 2pm. Upick fields open to the public but be sure to check the web / Insta for updates re what is available to pick on that particular day you're heading over. There is an awesome gift shop, great food options & do try the Raspberry Shake or the other Berry flavoured smoothies on sale. The nachos were great & the Tacos hit the spot. Check out the Market for other products. Select wines are on sale as well. Kids play area on-site as well. This farm is free to enter - you pay for what you buy. Customer service was excellent & the vibe is overall pleasant. Decent parking available - but I've heard it can get nutso when hundreds can turn up at certain times. Hot tip alert - don't wash your car before coming here. Will get dusty.

While the historic draw might be Fort Langley National Historic Site, a once bustling fur trading…read morepost established in the 1800s, I feel the Fort Langley Village area has much to offer as well! I haven't been to the former fur trading post at Fort Langley since I was a young punk on a school tour, who had no clue about anything in life especially fur. Anyways, if you're a big history buff & enjoy historic sites - Fort Langley National Historic Site might just be your cup of tea! I find the Village is a great place to escape to & just chillout at away from the bustling Metro Vancouver area. There's plenty shops & restaurants to suit ones taste. The actual population of this area only numbers in the few thousands, so most people in the village on Saturday were typically from out of town local tourists. Of note to check out - Fort Langley Historic National Historic Site, the Little White House (for high tea parties), Saba Cafe (excellent pastries & seafood), Wendel's Bookstore & Café (food & dessert), Into Chocolate Candy & Confections, Republica Coffee Roasters & for those who love eating grass & plants there's Veggie Bob's Kitchen for you. There's plenty more spots available to check out as well. I really enjoyed walking around but keep in mind the temperature here gets hotter than average so - sunglasses & hats are mandatory. Plenty of free parking available = yaaaahhhoooooooo!!! Drive time from downtown Vancouver to here - budget for 45 minutes. Fort Langley - truly somewhere beautiful!

I finally stopped by during the BC day long weekend with family. The market only had 12 stalls…read moreopened which I found to be a bit disappointing. There were a couple gems. I got some perogies and baked goods to support local businesses. I would only stop by if I was doing other things in Fort Langley.

Local ma & pa blueberry and Russian garlic farm. Huge unsprayed blueberries. They didn't have any…read more$10 boxes but the guy put one together quickly for us

Great variety of gluten free snacks vegan and great selection of fresh vegetables and Fruit s…read moreGrass fed beef

They have a great section of products to choose from. I bought steaks from the meridian side and…read moretheir own turkey gravy frozen ( I smoke my bird so gravy is kind a tough to whip up) both were huge hits with my family.

Good selection of fresh produce, prices are reasonable and checkout is always quick. I appreciate…read morethe increasing stock of other food products as well, this saves me a trip to the grocery store.

If you wanted fresh produce with reasonable prices, this is your store. There is no reason to get…read moreall that stuffs from a supermarket if you'd get them from Mary's. Celery is selling at supermarkets for over $4 and Mary's is selling them under $2.

I recently did U-pick raspberries here and had a great time…read more Check in at the U-pick hut, read the rules, and go picking. If you need a bucket, they sell them for $1.50/$2 depending on size. You can also bring your own anything - bowls, boxes, whatever. We had to cross the street and walk about 100m to get to the picking area. Blueberries and currants were in season as well. Raspberries grow at eye level so I find them much more comfortable to pick. We were able to get just under 15 pounds in 20-30 minutes, and paid ~$45. The berries themselves were delicious. They also have a store with pre-picked fruit, and a variety of drinks, produce, and other items for sale. The parking lot is mostly shaded by trees, which is great for hot summer days.

Amazing amazing amazing farm. My family and I wanted to go berry picking and I did some research…read more Came across this farm. I love the fact that it's not focused on just one berry. They had raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, blueberries and red currants for u-pick. They also has a market with these berries that were pre-picked if you prefer not to pick yourself. The price of u-pick is $3.50/lb. My mum and I ended up with 10.5 pounds of strawberries and blueberries (combined). This place is so gorgeous because they also had a shady area set up with some tables to hang out. There's also a mini kid friendly playground. Plus a food truck on site? Hell yeah!