Eat Fraser Valley
Where to eat from Langley to Hope. Restaurant guides, farm stands, food events and the honest reviews nobody else will print.
eatfraservalley.com ↗Granny Panties Media is a small, independent publisher in British Columbia. We run five publications — each one written by people who actually eat, hike, drive and walk their dogs in the places they cover.
No business can buy a place in our rankings. Sponsored placements are always labelled, and corrections are welcome — tell us what we got wrong.
Where to eat from Langley to Hope. Restaurant guides, farm stands, food events and the honest reviews nobody else will print.
eatfraservalley.com ↗The annual best-of list, plus year-round guides to the businesses, trails, markets and events locals actually recommend.
bestofthefraservalley.com ↗The Highway 99 corridor — Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton — covered by people who live there, not a travel desk.
corridorninetynine.com ↗A guide to living with a dog in Canada: the gear, the weather, the ferries and the costs. Written somewhere rainy.
slobberandwags.com ↗Backroads, forest service roads and the rigs that get you there — overland travel from people who actually drive it.
Site coming soonWrites about the valley’s farm kitchens, cider houses and anything cooked over fire.
Coffee, bakeries, and the case for driving forty minutes for a good loaf.
Covers the strip-mall kitchens and family restaurants that never get written about.
Outdoors and corridor news, from Lions Bay to Pemberton.
Food, drink and community life.
Arts, events and mountain culture.
The gear, the weather, the ferries and the costs of living with a dog in Canada.
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