It’s the PERFECT week to talk about this, don’t you think? Like you, I was not surprised to hear Dr. Henry and Minister Dix ask us not to travel outside of our health authorities. But instead of seeing that as a limitation, I’m fascinated by everything we have to explore safely right outside our own front doors! I hope you’ve rediscovered that great take-out place down the road from you, or perhaps you bought a birthday cake for a friend from that elegant bakery a few blocks over. There are some really special, one-of-a-kind family-owned small businesses in our Valley. Today, we’re going to highlight some of these gems with someone who loves to show them off.
My Guest today is a true local expert, with a local’s knowledge of the Langley and Fort Langley areas. If there’s a cool secret, a cozy little nook, a pastry or gourmet treat that will melt your heart, she knows about it. Her business “Chew On This Tasty Tours” offers walking tours for foodies in the Fraser Valley, and if you’re looking for a viral-worthy Instagram moment, you need to know about her.
Coming to you from White Rock, please welcome my Guest Lise!

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Here are Google Maps links to all the restaurants mentioned in this conversation:
Downtown Langley:
The Raving Gamer Bistro (Uni Japanese oven pizza and more)
Roots and Wings Distillery
Festina Lente Winery and Meadery
Aside: Campbell Valley Park
Camp Beer Company
Haven Kitchen and Bar
Food By Fanta
Red Velvet Cafe
Multicultural:
Ban Chok Dee Thai Cuisine
Saba Cafe and Bistro, Chef Simone
An Indian Affair
Chef Dal’s Poke, in Salt Lane in Downtown Langley
Donair Hut
Suitable for Families with Kids:
Rocky Point Ice Cream, at Farmhouse in Provence Kitchen and Home
Red Velvet Cafe
Brogan’s Diner
Romantic Spots:
Little White House & Co
Annora Restaurant

Music used in this episode is from the Free Music Archive, “Take Care” by Crowander, and “Street Food” by Satellite 4.
 
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