Top 5 bakeries in Langley Township

Daily Hive introduced Lieto Cafe when it opened in Willoughby in September 2023, reporting on its daily in-house baked goods including almond tuiles, Belgian waffles, blueberry almond croissants and Nutella hazelnut cookies. Vancouver Foodster named Lieto Cafe's tiramisu a People's Choice winner in its 2024 Tiramisu Challenge.

• “Offering a huge menu of baked goods, including things like almond tuiles, Belgian waffles, blueberry almond croissants, and Nutella hazelnut cookies, to name a few, everything here is baked in-house daily every morning.”

  Daily Hive, Daryn Wright · feature · September 7, 2023 (opens in a new tab)

• “Lieto's tiramisu features decadent layers of sponge cake infused with espresso, perfectly complemented by the rich and velvety mascarpone cream.”

  Vancouver Foodster, Richard Wolak · reader award · June 2024 (opens in a new tab)

Daily Hive covered Bar Down Bakery's Fort Langley opening in March 2025, noting its brookies, croissants, muffins and specialty drinks. The Langley Advance Times named it New Business of the Year at the 2026 Langley Business Excellence Awards, reporting that owner Kayla Harvey launched the bakery after repeated financing rejections.

• “Customers can expect treats like croissants and muffins alongside cafe essentials like mochas and lattes.”

  Daily Hive, Marco Ovies · feature · March 5, 2025 (opens in a new tab)

• “She very nearly went bankrupt before it took off, she admitted.”

  Langley Advance Times, Matthew Claxton · news · October 23, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Daily Hive reported in March 2026 that Archr in Langley Township has become known for delicious baked goods and fun specialty drinks since it opened in Willoughby. Noms Magazine covered the bakery again in October 2026 when it announced a second location, describing its rustic brick and wood interior and menu of cinnamon buns, croissants and specialty cookies.

• “Ever since it opened, Archr in Langley Township has become synonymous with delicious baked goods and fun specialty drinks.”

  Daily Hive, Marco Ovies · feature · March 18, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

• “Our goal was to create a community living room within walking distance of our home.”

  Noms Magazine · feature · October 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Photo: Archr Coffee + Bakery's website

Noms Magazine included Sabà Cafe in its 2026 Metro Vancouver Croissant Crawl, one of three Langley spots to join the event for the first time. West Coast Food described Sabà as a gathering place that nourishes and anchors people, with baked goods including morning glory muffins and berry scones made with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern inspiration.

• “The crawl also reaches Langley for the first time, with Blacksmith Bakery, Fresh St. Market and Sabà Cafe joining the map.”

  Noms Magazine · best-of list · September 22, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

• “Sabà is very much a gathering place that nourishes and anchors people.”

  West Coast Food, Kathy Mak · feature · January 6, 2020 (opens in a new tab)

Photo: Sabà Cafe's website

Noms Magazine selected Blacksmith Bakery for the 2026 Metro Vancouver Croissant Crawl, one of three Langley Township bakeries to join the annual event for the first time. The bakery is at 9190 Church St in Fort Langley.

• “The crawl also reaches Langley for the first time, with Blacksmith Bakery, Fresh St. Market and Sabà Cafe joining the map.”

  Noms Magazine · best-of list · September 22, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Photo: Blacksmith Bakery's website