Foodie Experiences
Farm-to-Table Pints at Trading Post Eatery
Fort Langley's homegrown brewery pours its own beer beside a Fraser Valley seasonal menu and a turfed, dog-friendly patio.
Fort Langley village, Glover Road
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Fort Langley's homegrown brewery pours its own beer beside a Fraser Valley seasonal menu and a turfed, dog-friendly patio.
Fort Langley village, Glover Road
More infoTrading Post brews its own beer a few blocks from its Fort Langley eatery, which sounds more impressive on a first date than it has any right to. The menu leans on Fraser Valley farms and shifts with the seasons, so the burger practically has a postal code. Order a flight of whatever's pouring, grab the turfed, dog-friendly patio in summer, and relax.
In summer, skip the main dining room and ask for the turfed Parking Lot Patio, it's the dog-friendly, sun-soaked spot the regulars chase, and it's where the place actually comes alive. Order a tasting flight so you both sample the lineup, then anchor it with the seasonal burger or whatever pasta is on the rotating, Fraser-Valley-sourced menu (it changes, which is the point, ask your server what just landed). The covered patio is heated and runs year-round, so this works in February too. Don't miss grabbing a few cans to take home from the bottle shop, and if you want the full story, the original brewery and tasting room is a short stroll away. Weekends it pours till 11, so there's no rush.
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