Top 5 coffee shops in Langley Township

The Ancestor Cafe opened inside the Fort Langley National Historic Site in early 2024. Daily Hive described the menu as inspired by dreams: elk and vegan bannock tacos, plant medicine lemonades and sweet baked bannock. NUVO Magazine reported chef Sarah Meconse Mierau's vision: "The Ancestor Cafe is a welcoming environment where Indigenous cuisine is readily available to everyone." The Cloverdale Reporter and the Abbotsford News covered its opening at the same site where "Indigenous and non-Indigenous people came together to trade furs."

• “Everything's organic and locally sourced from the land that we live on which is really important to our protocol.”

  Daily Hive, Beth Rochester · feature · March 8, 2024 (opens in a new tab)

• “The Ancestor Cafe is a welcoming environment where Indigenous cuisine is readily available to everyone.”

  NUVO Magazine, Jack Lowe · feature · March 8, 2024 (opens in a new tab)

• “The cafe is in a historical site where Indigenous and non-Indigenous people came together to trade furs.”

  Cloverdale Reporter, Kyler Emerson · news · March 14, 2024 (opens in a new tab)

• “plant medicine lemonades with various flavour options, plant medicine jams, sweet baked bannocks, and meals including elk, bison, and wild boar”

  Abbotsford News, Kyler Emerson · news · March 14, 2024 (opens in a new tab)

Photo: The Ancestor Cafe's website

Bar Down Bakery opened in Fort Langley in 2025 and won the new business of the year award at the Langley Advance Times business gala in October 2026. Daily Hive reported the cafe serves croissants and muffins alongside mochas and lattes, plus a rotating menu of specialty coffee and non-coffee drinks and hybrid baked goods including their signature brookies.

• “The location serves 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)

• “New business of the year: Bar Down Bakery”

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

Archr is a coffee shop and bakery in the Willoughby neighbourhood run by Sunita and Arvin Bahri, who opened it to give their area a gathering place for coffee and baked goods. Daily Hive wrote that Archr has become known for delicious baked goods and fun specialty drinks, including seasonal offerings and viral creations. Noms Magazine reported the cafe serves Elysian coffee roasted in Vancouver alongside items like cinnamon buns, croissants and gluten-free muffins.

• “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's website

Sabà Cafe is a family-owned cafe and bistro in Fort Langley. Narcity named it a go-to in the village with great coffee and yummy treats. Noms Magazine included Sabà Cafe when the Vancouver Croissant Crawl came to Langley for the first time in September 2026.

• “Sabà Cafe is also a go-to here with great coffee and yummy treats.”

  Narcity, Morgan Leet · best-of list · August 11, 2025 (opens in a new tab)

• “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: Sabà Cafe's website

Blacksmith Bakery is a cafe and artisan bakeshop on Church Street in historic Fort Langley, open daily from 7am. Noms Magazine included it in the Vancouver Croissant Crawl in September 2026 when the event reached Langley for the first time.

• “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