Shops, makers, food, services and home-based businesses from across the Langleys. Every one is written up properly, listed free and checked once a year. How listings work · List yours free
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Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
Downtown Langley's fishmonger since 1998: wild salmon, shellfish, smoked salmon and crab cakes, and they'll clean, fillet and vacuum-seal your own catch.
Kids or family
A family baby shop on 200 Street where you can compare strollers and car seats in person, plus its own Belan.J clothing and handmade gift sets.
Restaurant or café
Creamy chicken-broth ramen with handmade noodles, and gyoza from a family recipe out of Wakayama.
Experiences, classes or entertainment
Langley's only bowling alley: ten lanes of five-pin in downtown Aldergrove since 1962, with Glowbowl every Saturday.
Restaurant or café
A Fraser Highway Indian kitchen open late every day: tandoori grills, butter chicken, lamb biryani and stuffed Amritsari kulcha, plus party trays and live catering.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A Douglas Crescent tasting room where you sample olive oils and balsamic vinegars before you buy, with bread-dipping and four-bottle gift sets.
Retail shop
Curated consignment and vintage clothing, boots, bags and records, picked by two designers on Glover Road.
Restaurant or café
The Bakshi family's Willowbrook Drive restaurant since 2012: a daily Indian lunch buffet with fresh naan brought to the table, chaat and tandoori.
Restaurant or café
A family-owned café beside Carvolth Exchange: rotating seasonal lattes and matcha, big loaded cookies, the Grinder sandwich, almond croissants and açaí bowls.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A family-run natural grocery in Yorkson Village: organic produce and pantry staples, potato bread made with gluten-free ingredients, supplements and a smoothie counter.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A Langley-founded honey company with a weekend Honey Hut on 248 Street: clover, wildflower, raspberry and creamed honey in jars and bigger tubs.
Auto, bikes or outdoor
A family-owned bike shop on the Langley Bypass: Trek, Cannondale and Electra bikes and e-bikes, walk-in repairs, and the BSP Ride Collective that rides out from the store.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A family butcher on 248 Street since 1973: cut-to-order meat, in-house smoked sausage and ham, and Italian groceries.
Professional services
Passport photos in about ten minutes, plus storefront signs, window graphics and print, all from one small Walnut Grove studio.
Retail shop
A third-generation sewing shop on 86 Avenue: machines from Brother, Bernina, Janome and Pfaff to try before you buy, quilting fabric walls, repairs and classes.
Home, garden or décor
The Bruce family's nursery on Glover Road since 1978: locally grown trees and shrubs, big specimen trees, roses, fruit trees, Japanese maples and an indoor plant shop.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A year-round farm store on 216 Street in south Langley: their own free-range chicken, pasture-raised pork, grass-fed beef and eggs, plus prepared dinners from the farm kitchen and a picnic patio by the pasture.
Retail shop
Hand-picked vintage graphic tees, denim and 90s and 2000s sportswear on the downtown one-way, sorted from a family clothing-recycling operation.
Restaurant or café
Brookswood's family-run Cantonese and Szechuan kitchen: house dry ginger beef, lemon chicken and family dinners sized for up to eight.
Retail shop
A pool-table showroom off Fraser Highway since 2002: Brunswick tables, cues, darts, foosball and shuffleboard, plus delivery, installation, moves and re-felting.
Home, garden or décor
The Wein family's greenhouse shop on 56 Avenue near Aldergrove: clematis, hanging baskets and plants from their own nursery, plus pet food and seasonal produce.
Kids or family
Good second-hand kids' clothes, shoes, toys and books on Glover Road, plus made-to-order gift boxes picked for a child's age and your budget.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
Fort Langley's original cranberry store since 1999: cranberry jalapeño sauce, Cranberry Zinger dressing and chocolate-covered cranberries, in a little log building on Mavis Ave.
Auto, bikes or outdoor
Aldergrove's independent bike shop in a converted farmhouse on 272 Street: Norco, Trek and Rocky Mountain bikes, e-bike servicing, BMX parts and a trade-up deal for kids' bikes.
Pets or animals
The Dare family's feed store on Fraser Highway since 1978: timothy, alfalfa, orchard grass and teff hay, feed for everything from hens to horses, tack, and livestock fencing.
Restaurant or café
A friendly, independent Chinese restaurant tucked into The Village at Thunderbird Centre in Walnut Grove, open for dinner six nights a week.
Auto, bikes or outdoor
Batteries for anything that starts, floats or runs off-grid, with free testing and walk-in installs, now in a new spot on the Langley Bypass.
Retail shop
Murrayville's walk-in counter for water-system parts since 1960: replacement filters, RO membranes, UV lamps, softener salt, pressure switches and pump fittings.
Restaurant or café
Over-the-top breakfast sandwiches, croffles and pretty specialty lattes in downtown Langley City.
Retail shop
Tableware, linens, Swedish dishcloths and a big Christmas shop, from a Fort Langley boutique named for the owner's mother and aunt.
Restaurant or café
Hickory-smoked Montreal brisket on rye and smoked meat poutine, made in Langley City since 2001.
Bakery, treats or sweets
New Zealand-style ice cream blended to order with real fruit, cookies or chocolate, plus cashew non-dairy swirls and small ice cream cakes, on 48 Avenue.
Retail shop
Loose, garden-style bouquets and wedding flowers from a mother-and-daughter flower studio tucked behind Glover Road since 2012.
Retail shop
Free walk-in bra fittings and hard-to-find sizes, from a downtown Langley shop founded in 1996 and named Canada's best lingerie store in 2021.
Health, fitness or wellness
Fort Langley's family chiropractor since 2008, now one block over on Church Street, seeing patients from newborns to a 100-year-old.
Restaurant or café
Family-run Greek kitchen on Fraser Highway since 2005: roast lamb, souvlaki and saganaki set alight at the table.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A father-to-son Walnut Grove butcher since 1998: in-house sausages and soups, salmon pâté, steaks cut in the shop, Johnston's pork, freezer packs and frozen pies.
Retail shop
A three-generation family jeweller in Willowbrook Shopping Centre: engagement rings, custom pieces, fine watches and a house-designed Boxing Day ring every year.
Auto, bikes or outdoor
A Langley-founded powersports dealer on 200 Street: Ski-Doo and Lynx snowmobiles, Sea-Doo watercraft and pontoons, Can-Am off-road machines and motorcycles, plus parts, gear and service.
Home, garden or décor
A family-owned landscape yard off 264 Street: Garden Blend and Turf Blend soil by the yard, bark mulch, playground chips, river rock and lava rock, and cedar hedging, for pickup or delivery.
Auto, bikes or outdoor
A family-run motorcycle shop on 201 Street since 1984: new KTM, Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki bikes, electric dirt bikes, Polaris ATVs, used bikes, a big riding-gear department and parts.
Retail shop
Vintage glassware, pre-loved clothing and goods from independent makers under one roof on the downtown one-way, with workshops on the side.
Retail shop
A model railway shop on 96 Avenue with working layouts, cases of North American and European trains, scenery supplies, and repairs and DCC installs.
Bakery, treats or sweets
Fudge made in the shop, handmade chocolates, the Cuban Crunch bar, and walls of British, retro and pick-and-mix candy in the Coulter Berry Building.
Bakery, treats or sweets
A women-owned family bakery café on 88 Avenue: ube cupcakes, buttercream flower 'bouqcakes', custom celebration cakes, malasadas and ube-taro drinks.
Retail shop
A third-generation family engraving shop on the Langley Bypass: personalized bottles and tumblers, leather-patch hats, engraved pens, ornaments and nameplates, or bring in your own item.
Retail shop
An alpaca farm on 248 Street with a boutique full of alpaca socks, yarn, scarves, blankets and slippers, open to walk-ins Friday to Sunday.
Retail shop
An independent Benjamin Moore paint shop on Fraser Highway since 1992: colour matching, stains, wallpaper books, custom blinds and drapery, and every roller and drop sheet you need.
Retail shop
Downtown Langley's florist since 1975, with same-day delivery when you order before noon.
Retail shop
A family tool business off the Langley Bypass with its own Leo bench vises and rebar spikes, plus Milwaukee, DeWalt and Makita, ladders, scaffolding and trade supplies.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
Downtown Langley's Latin American grocery: tortillas, masa, dried chiles, mole, tomatillos and nopales, plus tamales and pupusas to take away.
Restaurant or café
Ken and Mol's small family Thai kitchen on 272 Street: khao soi, pad Thai, red, green and yellow curries, mango sticky rice and a separate vegan menu.
Retail shop
Canadian-made solid-wood furniture, sofas and mattresses you can customize, from a family store on the downtown one-way since 1979. Langley's 2026 Small Business of the Year.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
The Penner family's Walnut Grove butcher counter: grass-fed beef, free-run chicken, local pork, house sausages, seafood and Butcher Bundles.
Retail shop
The McAllister family's tarp-and-tool store on the Langley Bypass: tarps of every size, storage canopies, hand tools, work gloves, ladders and moving supplies at liquidator prices.
Pets or animals
A family-run feed and pet store in a 1906 timber barn in Milner: hay and bedding, poultry and livestock feed, dog and cat food, barn tools and covered drive-through loading.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
Goat cheese made from the Smith family's own herd in Milner: Milner Jack in a handful of flavours, fresh chèvre, feta, curds and aged wheels, sold at the farmgate shop April to December.
Retail shop
A family-run baseball, softball, football and lacrosse specialist on 97 Avenue: walls of gloves, bats and cleats, custom glove orders and team uniforms.
Retail shop
A BC-owned art supply store, now on Willowbrook Drive: its own Opus Essential paints, sketchbooks and papers, brushes, canvas and panels, framing supplies and fine-art printing.
Restaurant or café
Cinnamon buns, breakfast and Thursday open mic in Murrayville's 1888 general store at Five Corners, with baking done on site.
Retail shop
Old gas pumps, vintage advertising signs and tins, and restored furniture, in a Glover Road shop run by Jon and Katie Rempel.
Restaurant or café
Langley's long-running family grill: a huge menu, weekend brunch and a room full of game-day screens.
Home, garden or décor
A BC family furniture business with Danish roots, on the Langley Bypass: Stressless and IMG recliners, Skovby dining tables, sofas, sectionals and mattresses.
Retail shop
A family mattress business in Langley since 1989: foam, latex, coil and hybrid mattresses to test in person, adjustable bases, fold-away cabinet beds and pillows.
Retail shop
A proper soccer and rugby shop: boots, jerseys printed with your name and number, and a wall of club gear.
Retail shop
New and used sports gear on the Langley Bypass since 2003: skates, sticks, bats, goalie gear and snowboards, with trade-ins for store credit and consignment.
Restaurant or café
Family-run Mexican street tacos on the downtown Fraser Highway one-way since 2016.
Restaurant or café
A Walnut Grove scratch kitchen with an all-BC drinks list, two-day pizza dough and menus for gluten-free, vegan and dairy-free eaters.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
The Dewit family's Glen Valley cranberries turned into cold-pressed juice, cranberry pepper jelly, sauce and frozen berries, sold at a seasonal farm shop with fresh-baked cranberry-orange scones.
Retail shop
Downtown Langley's independent bookstore since 1994: rooms of used books, new titles, vinyl, puzzles and bookish gifts, with late opening on Thursdays.
Retail shop
Decorative house numbers, mailboxes, garden figures and wall-to-wall Christmas trees of ornaments, on Glover Road since 2006.
Restaurant or café
All-day brunch at Willoughby Town Centre: the Yorkshire pudding benny, a brunch charcuterie board, Huevos Nachos and pancakes for dinner, with kids', vegan and gluten-wise menus.
Bakery, treats or sweets
Donuts made fresh every morning in downtown Aldergrove, plus Riley's smash burgers at lunch.
Retail shop
A family-owned hockey store on 66 Avenue with a full goalie department, skate fitting and profiling, a shooting room for trying sticks, and jersey lettering.
Restaurant or café
A family-run steakhouse upstairs at the George Preston Recreation Centre: tenderloin to tomahawk, Caesar salad mixed at your table, and cedar-plank sockeye.
Retail shop
Fort Langley's stationery shop: fountain pens and ink, Japanese writing tools, notebooks, planners, cards and its own Mailroom paper line, open every day.
Kids or family
Seventeen thousand square feet of toys, collectibles and movie-scale dioramas on the Langley Bypass, with a trade-in counter.
Bakery, treats or sweets
Cupcakes, babycakes and proper high tea at Five Corners, in Murrayville's old Mathews Cash Grocery building.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
More than 70 bulk herbs, vitamins and natural pantry staples, in a Douglas Crescent health-food shop that traces back to 1964.
Auto, bikes or outdoor
An independent Walnut Grove bike shop, 20-plus years in business: drop-off repairs, mountain bikes, BMX and kids' bikes.
Retail shop
Walnut Grove's florist since 1985, at the Village at Thunderbird Centre: custom bouquets, wedding and memorial flowers, plants, cards and gifts.
Butcher, grocer, farm or food producer
A gourmet grocer and cooking school on 64 Avenue whose kitchen makes the take-home dinners people plan their week around.
Clothing, jewellery or accessories
Amy Jow's women's boutique at Willoughby Town Centre: Liverpool denim, Gentle Fawn and Vero Moda, cozy knits, CoLab bags and jewellery, and honest help putting an outfit together.
Retail shop
Langley's physical-media shop since 1988: retro Nintendo, Sega and PlayStation games, walls of DVDs and Blu-rays, record bins, and disc and game rentals.
Retail shop
A family gallery in Willowbrook Shopping Centre since 1994: original art and limited-edition prints, collectible gifts, and custom framing built on site for anything from photos to signed jerseys.
Retail shop
Chris Wise's card, comic and tabletop shop on 201 Street: sports cards, Pokémon and Magic singles, Warhammer, board games, paints, and game nights most of the week.
Restaurant or café
A busy, long-running Greek grill on Telegraph Trail in Walnut Grove: souvlaki plates with all the sides, calamari, and a weekday lunch crowd.
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