Local favourite spot. Sometimes they run out of our…read morefavourites in the display but overall good quality and excellent staff. Lots of people come through. I can see why this place is loved.

Projekt Blend Café Bistro welcomes you with a charming, rustic vibe…read more Inside, the café feels like a quiet creative corner. It's the kind of spot where time slows down -- ideal for a relaxed coffee, a catch-up with a friend, or some solo creative work. The pastry is very delicious and some even with subtle of Filipino-style influence.

Still making one of the best cups of coffee in Langley! Molly at the airport location is awesome -…read moreshe is friendly and made me an incredible cup of latte this afternoon!

I was in the area and was able to stop by to grab a drink. Drink was made quickly and tasted as…read moreexpected. It was refreshing with a hint of strawberry flavour. My only complaint was all the tables were dirty with food crumbs. There were two staff working and chatting with each other. It would be great if one of them did some cleaning more frequently. Parking was easy at this airport location.

Went here 2 times recently. There is a great deal of seating. The cinnamon buns were great, black…read morecoffee was good and they have great sandwiches. The service was very nice.

I love this local coffee shop! Their muffins are amazing - not too sweet but moist. I also love…read moretheir egg salad sandwich. I've already been there three times in a row! I would definitely recommend.

Delphi Café is a marvelous establishment that made me glad I made the trip to Langley to try. For…read morethose that want to try this local business, I should warn you that there is a waiting period, where you have to keep your name in line. However, it is worth it. When I was seated, I ordered the Smoked Duck Breast Benedict and coffee. The benedict was great overall. The duck meat was exceptionally good if not a little chewy while the honey mustard helped add a vibrant flavour to the entrée. The hashbrowns were solid good and crunchy. The side of fruit were very fresh and juicy to eat. The coffee was great and I saw myself having a second cup. The establishment was mildly lit and clean; aspects I usually like in a restaurant. The service was excellent. I received my food what only seemed like minutes after ordering, and the servers were very perceptive to my needs. Besides waiting, I had a great time at Delphi's, and I hope to come back there very soon to try something new.

Visited Delphi Brunch Cafe for a late brunch/lunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not busy…read more We ordered: - Honey bacon Benedict with potato wedges - the eggs Benny was delicious but I didn't like that it was a thick cut of semi-soft bacon on the side and not crispy bacon. I also wish the sauce had a bit more seasoning. - fruity French toast - Philly cheese steak - it was my favourite dish out of the three we ordered. Food Service 4.5/5 Parking 5/5 Ambiance 4.5/5

Thought it'd be a tourist trap but I was pleasantly surprised…read more Lovely large cafe with lots of upstairs seating and patio seating. Really enjoyed my French Onion Soup ($15 I think), also ordered sourdough bread on the side which came toasted and lightly buttered! Side of bread cost a few dollars more. French onion soup was delicious, nice and cheesy with soaked through bread inside. Flat white was good too. I didn't like their cinnamon twist pastry though, very little cinnamon sugar and it wasn't really flaky. Staff were friendly and decently quick on service. Bustle cafe at 9:30am on a Sunday. A bit difficult to find at Fort Langley as always, but it's worth checking this place out!

My friend recommended me to go to this place and we went together! I thoroughly enjoyed my time…read more The staff was very kind and as much as it was busy, it wasn't overstimulating; it was quite lively! The interior was cozy as well. I ordered the chocolate babka and an iced matcha latte. The chocolate babka was to die for!! However I wish I had the option to heat it up. The matcha was a different story :/ I love matcha, and I order it at a lot of different cafes. The matcha here kind of tasted like fish?? It smelt seafood-y as well. Nonetheless I still had an amazing time here, thank you for having me! :)

I love family run local businesses that provide a niche for the community. This cafe has a clean…read moreand homey aesthetic. After Entering the front doors I immediately liked the atmosphere. They still have some Covid protocols in place with cubicle partitions for each table. They have a wide array of herbal teas, and tea lemonade. We ordered the Lavender lemonade and Rose lemonade because I saw them on their Instagram account. The photos shows a neat concept of putting the drink inside a plastic bag, however they had stopped serving the drinks in that concept. Instead we ordered in. Unfortunately, the drinks were very sweet. The lavender was food colouring and syrup, which was hard to get down without worrying about having getting a headache. However, I managed to finish it but I'm unlikely going to get that again. The cafe was filled with students working on their school work and so the vibe is very academic. There is little ambiance if you want to meet up socially without feeling like your disturbing students.

Twins coffee is one of my favourite cafes in the lower mainland!! Sometimes I avoid going to…read moresmaller cafes and go to Starbucks instead since sometimes coffee from other places just aren't as good and I know that starbucks can be consistent and convenient. That being said, I love coming here after classes to study!! It's only a 1-2 minute walk from KPU and it's my favourite! It's cute and cozy, and somewhat affordable!! I normally get the iced caramel macchiato and it's my fav! They have good food selection and yummy donuts for whenever you want a sweet treat!! 10/10 would recommend!!

My husband and I drove all the way from Downtown Vancouver to Langley a few weeks back to visit our…read moreamazing stylist, Sandy at her new salon. The salon was clean and spacious which made us feel comfortable. Sandy is a perfectionist when it comes to hair styling and she will definitely make you look your best. We can't wait to visit again.

Stopped in for a coffee and baked good. Staff seem very friendly and the selection of goods looked…read morevery nice!. Small café with some seating inside. A few tables outside which we sat at as we had pupperz with us. Cozy and functional. I got avegan triple chocolate cookie and latte. Wife got matcha latte and a cherry custard brioche. Latte standard and nice, chocolate cookie delicious. Wife's brioche was creamy and sweet as well. Normally I don't like too sweet things but I was aok with these items. Nice place for locals, not much parking available.. only a few 15min spaces in the back And a gravel side parking area down the street a bit.

This is a great bakery with a fun aesthetic. I love how there is a variety of items to choose from…read more(coffee, pastries, ice cream, sandwiches etc) plenty of pastries with modifications. The service is fast.

This "blink and you miss it" storefront is about a block away from the beaten Fraser Highway track…read more(the one-way section with all the cute little storefront and cafes), but the slight detour is more than worth it. Armed with a coupon in hand, I was immediately struck with the cute decor and range of non-food products for sale from local vendors. (Think soaps, clothes and accessories to name a few). A fair amount of tables and chairs that all looked like personalized vintage chic. No repeats as far as I could tell, yet the mix of tables and chairs seemed to all match. Everything on the menu looked great but I decided to treat myself with a small granola, yogurt and fruit. (Had just come from a gym workout so I was trying to continue with the healthy theme). Came to a nice portion/layer of granola, slightly sweetened plain yogurt, and as much sliced bananas and grape halves as you can layer on top. Not to sweet, even with the added fructose. Next time I may be tempted to try a meatier option like a breakfast wrap or a sandwich. Pro-Tip: Unlike most other cafe's I've come across, they have a sign actually asking patrons to leave their used dishes and utensils on the table itself. I suspect this act is to let the ladies know which tables are in need of a clean wipe-down; they do this religiously after each customer leaves. It felt a little odd at first, but I think it's a unique way to ensure every customer sits down to a clean table. I know I always hate it when I find an empty spot only to find someone else's breadcrumbs were accidentally left behind.

This quaint cafe was found while I was on my way to a bigger cafe nearby. I would rather support a…read moresmall local family owned business so I pulled over and went in. First off, the service is kind and helpful. He gave me a good chuckle this morning. Food was yummy and prices were decent for these times. They have lots of seats inside but we're all taken so I sat at a covered table outside and watched people go by. Excellent Oat Cafe Late.

This is a great addition to the walnut grove community. Test your pal later with some new foods and…read moreflavors. We join the lunch crowd and were surprised at how busy it was. Our treble in the front which I will probably not pick next time. In short and the tall table is the most comfortable with my sorry legs. The tank is a little small for the plates and presentation of food. The food is great! The combos are arranged beautifully on lovely platting. We loved it all! I especially loved the bread and bake goods, so fresh and yummy. We've gone back just for bakery goods and the bread!!!!! Check this out ....

More Than a Meal: A Place of Warmth, Belonging, and Heart at Kozak Langley…read more Some restaurants serve food. Others create an experience. And then there are places--rare, quietly extraordinary places--that make you feel held. Kozak Ukrainian Restaurant is unequivocally one of those places. From the moment you step through the door, something shifts. The atmosphere is gentle, calm, and welcoming in a way that immediately puts your shoulders down and your breath at ease. There is no rush, no judgment, no performative friendliness--just genuine warmth. As an LGBTQ2S+ person, that feeling matters more than I can adequately express. At Kozak Langley, inclusivity is not a slogan or a checkbox; it is lived. You are treated with dignity, kindness, and respect simply for being who you are. You don't have to brace yourself here. You can just be. The heart of this experience lies with the people. Lilly, our server, moved through the evening with a grace that felt almost poetic. Her attentiveness was intuitive rather than intrusive--she seemed to feel the rhythm of the table, knowing exactly when to check in and when to let a moment linger. Her recommendations felt personal, thoughtful, and deeply informed, offered with warmth and sincerity. She didn't just serve us; she guided the experience. Darbi, in customer service, brought a grounding presence that made everything feel thoughtfully held together. There was a quiet confidence in the way she ensured that every detail was accounted for, every guest seen. Her warmth was steady and reassuring, the kind that makes you feel safe without ever needing to announce itself. Keely added a softness that lived in the small moments--the gentle smile, the calm check-in, the ease that made the entire space feel lighter. Her care was subtle but deeply felt, a reminder that hospitality at its best is profoundly human. And then there is Alex, the manager, whose kindness sets the emotional tone for the entire restaurant. His leadership is calm, sincere, and deeply respectful. You can feel the culture he has built the moment you walk in: a team that feels supported, confident, and genuinely happy to be there. That care flows outward, shaping every interaction and creating an environment rooted in belonging rather than hierarchy. Truly, every single staff member we encountered was exceptional. I wish I could name them all, because each person contributes to something special--a space where hospitality feels like community, where inclusivity is practiced quietly and consistently, and where guests are treated as people, not transactions. Helpful Tips for Future Diners * Give yourself time. Kozak Langley is best enjoyed slowly. This is not a place to rush through a meal--it's a place to linger, talk, and savor both the food and the atmosphere. * Ask for recommendations. The staff know the menu deeply and genuinely want to help you find something you'll love. Their guidance is thoughtful and personal. * Share your needs. Whether dietary, accessibility-related, or simply a preference for a quieter spot, the team is incredibly accommodating when they know how to support you. * LGBTQ2S+ diners: you are safe here. This is a space of real affirmation and respect. You can relax and enjoy your time without hesitation. * Come with people you love--or come solo. It's perfect for meaningful conversations, celebrations, or a quiet meal where you don't want to feel invisible. * Return the kindness. The warmth here is real, and a smile or a kind word goes a long way with a team that gives so much of themselves. Kozak Langley is not just a restaurant--it is a refuge. A place where food nourishes the body, and kindness nourishes the spirit. We didn't just leave satisfied; we left lighter, calmer, and deeply grateful. This is the kind of place you return to not only for the food, but for the feeling--and that is something truly special.