Food trucks in Langley

You won’t find a row of food trucks on a Langley street corner. Both the City and the Township license trucks only on private land where a restaurant would be allowed, with the landowner’s OK, so Langley’s trucks turn up at feed stores, farms, breweries, a motorcycle dealer and summer festivals. You track them on each truck’s own schedule.

Where food trucks in Langley actually park

From the trucks’ own calendars and the City’s rules:

• Milner Feeds, 21565 Crush Crescent (Milner). Texas Smoke BBQ parks here Thursday to Sunday, 11am to 6:30pm.
• Barnes Harley-Davidson, 8859 201 St (Willoughby). Texas Smoke’s other Langley stop, same days. Its locations page says the last weekend of 2026 is November 15 and 16, and the stop is back in January 2027.
• Bedford Landing Farm, Fort Langley. The Original Griddle Co. names it as a regular stop. Its November calendar is mostly private bookings plus stops in Maple Ridge, Port Coquitlam and Delta, so check the Find Us page before you drive.
• City parks, one truck per parking lot. The City of Langley lets licensed trucks use set park lots: City Park (west lot), Al Anderson Memorial Pool, Linwood Park, Brydon Park, Sendall Gardens, Portage Park, Penzer Park (two lots) and the Uplands Dog Off-leash Park.

Festivals bring the biggest crowds of trucks: the Fort Langley Cranberry Festival in October and the trucks at Glow in winter.

The Langley food truck festival: Community Day

The closest thing to a Langley food truck festival is the City’s Community Day, a free, all-ages day in Douglas Park, 20550 Douglas Crescent. In 2026 it ran Saturday, June 13, from 11am to 7pm. The City runs it with Total Event Co., and the Greater Vancouver Food Truck Festival’s lineup listed 23 trucks, plus an artisan market and a beer garden. Watch the City’s Community Day page and our annual events calendar for the 2027 date.

Food truck rules: City of Langley vs Township of Langley

City of Langley (Langley City, V3A). Under Temporary Food Truck Policy CO-77, a truck has to be run by a food-service business that already has a permanent location and a current City business licence. It then applies for a licence amendment, which needs $5 million commercial liability insurance naming the City, $2 million auto liability, a fire department inspection, WorkSafeBC good standing and Fraser Health approval. On private property it needs restaurant zoning, the owner’s written approval and a site plan. It can open until 9pm, with no tables, chairs or covered areas. Trucks can’t sit in the historic downtown (204 Street, Glover Road, 56 Avenue, 206 Street, Douglas Crescent and Park Avenue), next to Innes Plaza or Douglas Park, within 200 metres of another truck, or within 100 metres of a restaurant serving similar food. Business licences: 604-514-2804, [email protected]. Trucks in City parks also need the parks department’s OK (604-514-2902, [email protected]). Details are in the Temporary Food Truck Guide.

Township of Langley (Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Fort Langley, Aldergrove, Brookswood and the rural areas). The Township issues a seasonal food truck business licence, only in zones where restaurant use is allowed, and one for each location the truck wants to use. The application needs the property owner’s approval, a site plan with a parking calculation, a current Fraser Health certificate and Greater Vancouver Fire Chiefs’ Association approval. Licences are take-out only, again with no tables, chairs or covered areas.

Fraser Health, for both. A food truck counts as a mobile food premises and needs a health operating permit or approval before it sells anything. Fraser Health also expects at least one person with FoodSafe Level 1 on site.

Food truck catering in Langley

Both Langley-based trucks below take catering bookings through their own sites. The Original Griddle Co. cooks on site at the event; Texas Smoke BBQ also takes pre-orders for platters.

Langley-based food trucks

• The Original Griddle Co. Smashburgers on a flat-top: grass-fed beef smashed to order, plus chicken and veggie burgers, a grilled cheese, and fries cut from local potatoes. The trailer’s home base is a commissary kitchen at 20381 62 Avenue, Unit 301, Langley City (pickup by arrangement only). It caters weddings, corporate events and parties across Langley and the Fraser Valley. [email protected]. originalgriddle.com
• Texas Smoke BBQ. Smoked-meat sandwiches, led by brisket on a bun, from a trailer that calls itself locally owned and locally smoked. Its Langley stops are listed above. It takes platter pre-orders and caters large and small events. More on our BBQ in Langley page. texassmokebbq.ca

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