Restaurant Address Copied to Clipboard
British Columbia, Langley
Open Now
Closed
20227 56 Avenue, Langley V3A3Y6 (British Columbia, Langley)
11:00 AM - 01:30 AM (Today)
Mon - Thu: 11:00 AM - 01:30 AM
Fri - Sat: 11:00 AM - 02:30 AM
Sun: 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Fri - Sat: 11:00 AM - 02:30 AM
Sun: 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Andreas is a popular dining destination located in the heart of Langley, British Columbia. Renowned for its cozy ambiance and a diverse menu that showcases a fusion of classic and contemporary cuisine, Andreas promises a unique gastronomic experience. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty meal or tantalizing appetizers, Andreas catients to all palates, making it a must-visit spot for food enthusiasts.
Check out TOP-10 Best Greek restaurants in Langley, British ColumbiaAbout this place
Highlights of this place
Catering Available
Delivery
Indoor Seating
Kid Friendly
Serves Alcohol
Takeout Available
You might be interested
Otter Trail Winery
British Columbia
Open Now
Closed
Experience fine dining surrounded by the breathtaking vineyard views of Otter Trail Winery. Located in the heart of Langley, BC, this venue blends tradition with contemporary elegance, offering dishes that celebrate the best of the Fraser Valley. Each meal, from brunch to dinner, is crafted to showcase local ingredients with an innovative touch.
Otter Trail Winery embodies the spirit of family, community, and adventure. Each handcrafted bottle of wine tells a story of the land and dedication behind it, encapsulating the essence of British Columbia. The setting provides an intimate, picturesque backdrop perfect for tastings, special celebrations, and corporate events, ensuring a memorable experience.
Discover the unique combination of exquisite cuisine, fine wines, and a welcoming atmosphere that defines Otter Trail Winery. Celebrate life’s special moments and embrace the charm of Langley’s premier winery destination.
Crispy Falafel
British Columbia, Langley
Open Now
Closed
Discover the vibrant flavors of the Middle East at Crispy Falafel, nestled in the heart of Coquitlam, BC. Our specialty is crafting authentic, golden-brown falafels that are perfectly crispy on the outside yet delightfully tender within. Beyond falafel, our menu is brimming with a variety of traditional dishes, each infused with the rich spices and aromatic herbs characteristic of Middle Eastern cuisine. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to these flavors, our welcoming ambiance and passion for quality are sure to provide a memorable dining experience.
Gourmet Donuts and Coffee
British Columbia, Langley
Open Now
Closed
Nestled in the heart of Walnut Grove Town Centre, Gourmet Donuts and Coffee offers a delightful array of artisanal donuts paired with exquisite coffee selections. This cozy spot in Langley, British Columbia, invites you to indulge in a taste experience where classic flavors meet modern twists. Whether you're starting your day or craving an afternoon treat, it's the perfect haven for sweet enthusiasts and coffee aficionados alike.
1st R.O.W. Estate Winery
British Columbia, Langley
Open Now
Closed
1st R.O.W. Estate Winery in Langley, British Columbia, is a distinguished winemaking destination that specializes in crafting exquisite wines with a focus on quality and passion. Nestled in a scenic locale, this winery offers visitors an immersive experience with its tasteful selections, showcasing the rich viticulture of the region. A must-visit for connoisseurs and casual wine enthusiasts alike, it's a gem in Canada's wine landscape.
Thanks for the submission!
We will contact you shortly
Thanks for the submission!
We will contact you shortly
Charging nearly 15$ for 6 small overcooked prawns that bounced like rubber is wild. Ordered the tortellini baked w cheese and garlic prawn appetizer to go. Tortellini was average, a bit bland. Garlic prawns had an oddly sweet cream sauce that tasted a bit off with the prawns swimming in ... it. Overcooked to the point it was chewy (not reheated etc) and had the texture of chicken. I added black pepper once plated at home but the prawns were inedible. Read more