Omni Kitchen + Bar
A small Fort Langley restaurant where every dish, from Neapolitan pizza to burgers and brunch, can be made traditional, plant-based, dairy-free or gluten-free.
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- Where
- 9044 Glover Road, Fort Langley, beside the Canco gas station
- Open
- Daily: from 11 am on weekdays and 10 am on weekends, brunch until 3 pm
- Good to know
- Every dish comes traditional, plant-based, dairy-free or gluten-free. It's a small room, so reserve for groups
Omni’s menu makes one promise that does most of the work: any dish can be made the way you eat. Traditional, plant-based, dairy-free or gluten-free, so a table with a vegan, someone with celiac disease and a person who wants a bacon burger can all order off the same page.
What’s on the menu
It’s comfort food in a 30-seat room. These are the prices we saw on the site on Oct 31, 2026.
- Neapolitan pizza: margherita, four cheese, spicy pepperoni and a truffled mushroom, $20 to $25, with a gluten-free crust for $4 more
- Burgers: smashed local beef or a house-made plant-based patty, or fried chicken or jackfruit, $16 to $24
- Brunch, daily until 3 pm: classic or California eggs Benedict, breakfast poutine, a chicken-and-waffle plate
- Everything else: hand-cut fries, poutine, wings, mac and cheese, salads
Their chicken and jackfruit are coated in rice flour, which keeps the fryers gluten-free. If you have an allergy or celiac disease, say so when you order and the kitchen takes extra care. One catch they point out: the plant-based pepperoni and bacon contain gluten.
Beyond dinner
- Open mic night, Wednesdays from 7 to 9 pm. By their count 99 percent of the acts are musicians, and they ask the audience to order something so the night can keep running.
- Mixology Showcase, a ticketed monthly evening with a four-course food pairing, for ages 19 and up.
- Game days: two 65-inch screens, and a note in your reservation gets your booking extended for the game.
- Food truck and catering, currently serving the Township of Langley, Port Moody and Maple Ridge. The truck’s dates are posted on its own site.
- Burger Month: an October event (2026 was its second year) where 19 Langley restaurants each enter a one-off burger and a portion of every featured burger goes to the Langley Food Bank. Omni took part, and says last year’s Turkey Harvest burger placed second.
Who’s behind it
Omni doesn’t name its owners on its website, and we couldn’t find them in any other published source. The BC Business Registry lists it under the name OKB Omni Kitchen + Bar, and it’s a member of the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce.
Before you go
Reserve online or call 604-888-1223; they hold tables for 15 minutes. Takeout can be ordered online. The Chamber’s listing says there’s free street parking off Francis Avenue and the nearby streets, and paid parking in the plaza just off Glover Road toward 96 Avenue.
For more in the village, see things to do in Fort Langley and Shop Local in Fort Langley.
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