New restaurants in Langley: what opened this year, and what's coming
A running list of the restaurants, bars and cafés that opened in the City and Township of Langley in 2026, each one confirmed on the business's own site or official account, with the address, hours and what to order.
Six openings we can stand behind, plus one soft launch. That is the 2026 count so far for new places to eat and drink in Langley, and this page is where we’ll keep adding as more open.
The rule for getting on the list is simple: the business’s own website or official account, or a reputable news story, has to say where it is and when it opened. Google Maps pins, Yelp and Facebook groups don’t count, which is why some places you may have driven past aren’t here yet. Newest first.
Twenty Two Taphouse, Willoughby (opened October 20, 2026)
A taphouse and cocktail lounge with 22 taps, at B-8399 200 Street. It’s the second location of a Sechelt pub that started in 2020, so this is a small Sunshine Coast business trying its luck on 200 Street rather than a chain. Open daily 11 am to 10 pm. The gimmick is the number 22: 22 per cent off selected food from 2 to 5 pm (dine-in only) and 22 per cent off a rotating drink special all day, with a short “Bite Me” happy-hour menu. The cocktail list leans tropical: an Aloha Pineapple Margarita built on a house pineapple and plum shrub, a mandarin cream margarita, and a soufflé espresso martini. Food runs from starters and bowls to pastas and steaks. 22taphouse.ca/langley
Nat’s, at the Langley Events Centre (opened mid-October 2026)
White Spot’s new restaurant brand, named for founder Nat Bailey, is inside the ARENAS, the five-rink addition that opened at the LEC in September. The address is 7888 200 Street. It’s pitched as a neighbourhood clubhouse for before and after games: 11 am to midnight on weekdays, 9 am to midnight on weekends, with happy hour from 2 to 5 pm and again from 9 pm to close. Expect the familiar White Spot burgers alongside new things like chicken and waffles made with Triple O’s crispy chicken, a Southwest chicken hash at brunch, pork and chicken gyozas, and Cajun prawn tacos on Tuesdays. Chain-owned, so this is a note rather than a feature, but if you have a kid in minor hockey it will matter to you. natsoriginal.ca
Sing Sing, Willowbrook (opened August 2026)
The Donnelly Group’s third Sing Sing, after Main Street and Commercial Drive, landed in the Courtyard at Willowbrook Shopping Centre (19705 Fraser Highway, Unit 540) about a year later than first announced. The menu is the Vancouver one, pho, pizza, steamed buns and the house rice lager, plus two Langley-only plates: short rib frites and grilled steelhead salmon. There’s a weekend brunch with brioche French toast and steak and eggs, happy hour daily from 2 to 5 pm and 9 pm to close, and an enclosed patio with roll-up garage doors. Open most days from 11 am to midnight. A Vancouver group rather than a Langley owner, but not a national chain.
Pop Culture Dirty Soda, Langley City (opened August 14, 2026)
The dirty-soda trailer that has been parking around Langley and Surrey now has a storefront at #102, 20108 Fraser Highway, downtown in the old Lemon Bakery space; the sign went up on October 21. Dirty sodas are pop with syrups and cream (the Short and Sweet is Dr. Pepper, raspberry, whipped cheesecake and graham crumble), and there are energy-drink mixes, lattes and matcha for people who want caffeine instead of sugar, plus a monthly run of filled buns, with November’s flavours available until December 1. Storefront hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 8 pm; the trailer still does weekends at a nursery in Surrey, with the schedule posted each month on @popculture_dirtysoda. Run by two sisters, and about as independent as a business gets.
JINYA Ramen Bar, Willowbrook (opened May 20, 2026)
The ramen chain’s fourth BC location (its 80th overall), at Willowbrook Shopping Centre, Unit 525. Slow-simmered broths, pork chashu, shrimp wontons, small plates and craft beer. Hours as announced for the opening: Sunday to Thursday 11 am to 10 pm, Friday and Saturday to 11 pm. A chain, so that’s the note.
Eggspert Breakfast + Brunch, Aldergrove (opens November 5, 2026)
An independent breakfast place at 27243 Fraser Highway, next to Aldergrove Indian Bistro, opening Thursday, November 5 with hours of 7:30 am to 3 pm. Six bennies (including a butter chicken one), six omelettes, chicken and waffles, a kids’ menu. We wrote it up separately: Aldergrove gets a breakfast place.
Soft launches and maybes
CupSpot, a coffee and tea shop at A100, 8233 208B Street in Willoughby, across from Willoughby Hall, describes itself on its own site as in a soft opening: organic coffee, loose-leaf teas and fresh baking, 8 am to 6 pm, closed Tuesdays. No opening date has been published, so it sits here until there is one.
A few other new-looking names have appeared on the map around Aldergrove and Willoughby this fall without a website, a dated post or a news story behind them. When one of them publishes something we can check, it moves up the page.
Not on this list, and why
Places that opened in 2025 keep turning up in “new restaurant” searches: King Taps at Willowbrook (April 2025), the City’s own Station Café on Douglas Crescent (February 2025), Fuwa Fuwa in Willoughby (October 2024) and Haven on 64 Avenue. Good places, not new ones.
Own a place that just opened?
Tell us through the grand opening form. It’s free, nobody pays to be listed, and independent and locally owned businesses get a proper write-up in Shop Local. If you’ve spotted an opening we’ve missed, send it in with a link to the business’s own page and we’ll check it.