Why You Should Eat Your Way Around the Fraser Valley

Earlier in the spring, I was invited to take a day trip around the Fraser Valley. Where I used to call home! I lived in Langley for years and grew up in Surrey. So it was a quick yes to that invite! I wanted to find out new gems in my old hood.
There’s a few new food artisans, breweries, a cidery and a cool family ran farm. You can see a little roundup here. It was to celebrate Angie Quaale’s new book and we did a few stops on the Circle Farm Tour and other great venues.

Places to Eat and Drink in the Fraser Valley

1. Milner Valley Cheese

This goat cheese farm was literally minutes away from my old house by foot. And the gelato was insanely delicious, had a nice tang to it! Plus the baby goats were freakin’ cute.

2. Fraser Valley Cidery

A new cidery in Langley that has a pretty little patio and tasting room. I loved the elderflower cider and well actually all of them haha. I bought two bottles!

3. Maan Farms

A family ran farm for decades, they have so much more than a storefront. You can buy samosas (which I did and enjoyed), berry picking, take a goat yoga class, jump on the big trampoline and take tours around their farm. They have so many more ventures coming soon!

4. Mt. Lehman Winery

An award winning winery in Abbotsford with scenic views. I love visiting local wineries, it’s so nice to do tastings and get a sense of the wine so you can have some favourites when you go to the liquor store. And support BC wines!

Mt Lehman Winery has won dozens of awards for their many wines at provincial, national, and international competitions including the prestigious Lieutenant Governor’s Award of Excellence.

5. Dead Frog Brewery

They are now located by Hwy 1 in an industrial park. It’s a much larger space with seating, over 20+ beers on tap and they plan to have food trucks stop by. They also serve up gluten free options like wine and cider.

Have you been to any of these spots? Any places we missed on our trip to check out?