The Horse and Ryder Pub - Langley, British Columbia

TS O.

Ok pub in a quiet neighborhood. Food and pricing were alright. The servers were very pleasant. Seatings were also comfy. The place looks down on huge sports facility so can offer some entertainment if there is any activity going on at the time of your visit.

jeff H.

Excellent food, excellent service. Tenderloin was cooked perfectly and the blue cheese crust on top was the perfect way to finish it off. Scallop risotto was very creamy and scallops were cooked perfectly. Crab and cream cheese stuffed mushrooms were a large portion and had a great lemon flavor. Caesar salad was fresh with plenty of bacon and fresh croutons. Cool view overlooking the curling arena.

Al

When I’m in the Brookswood area this is my go to. They treat you extremely well there and if you’re a regular they go above and beyond.

Food wise the soup and sandwich is a simple “wow.” If you read my other reviews you will see I am not biased. They are really that good.

I always double meat my sandwiches because honestly that’s my favorite part. The soup is exceptional. I prefer the chicken chowder and there have been a few others that have been great. On occasion I’ll wait until the soup of the day changes; they’re always good but I have preferences. In the end you can’t go wrong with a home made restaurant quality soup.

Crystal A.

Gave the Horse and Ryder a try after our son's hockey game... service was on point and the food was fantastic... forgot to grab a pic of the calamari before we devoured the plate! Hubby had the Lodge bacon and cheese burger and I had the beef dip (swapped the horseradish aioli with garlic aioli)... we will be back to try other items. Others at the table had nachos which also looked fabulous.

Sandy V.

Second time here at the “new” location at George Preston. Considering it was Monday at 2:30 the pub had a few tables taken up. Our server Natasha was a total professional and nailed a Burnt Martini for my hubby. Shared steak bites that were tasty and the price was fair. Calamari was very nice and not greasy. FYI… Hockey and CFL is on the multiple screens during the seasons so they have no problem catering to local favourites. Only complaint is that we would have like to see what is offered for brunch but no menu available yet. Indoor and outdoor dining available. Looking forward to brunch.

Louise B.

First time here and was a bit tricky to find, go upstairs on the left of hockey arena and the pub overlooks the curling rink.
Nice atmosphere, great and friendly staff and delicious food.
I had the lodge burger and hubby had the steak sandwich which is open faced. tender meat, good french fries and yummy dipping sauce!

C H.

First off staff here have always been accommodating and friendly. You can order food from the pub menu or the restaurant located directly next door. Some things to be aware of. It can get busy when they’re are tournaments in George Preston arena. Quite often you’ll have individual customers sitting at a table designed for six customers so not great if you’re showing up with a larger group for dinner. Some of the seating has to conform to the layout so some areas you feel like your sitting in the hallway or a revamped recreation centre. There are no exterior windows…not a big deal in the winter but in the summer it has the bunker affect. The food is well pub like the restaurant food on the other is acceptable but a bit pricey for the quality. Would I order the overtop expensive Tomahawk steak? Probably not, it feels risky for the cost/value. I have ordered $45-$50 steaks? Yes and honestly they were okay but just okay a little disappointing if your spouse can make a better steak at home for considerably less. Yes, I have eaten at the Lodge and this a review of the Horse and Ryder but when you can order from the same menus regardless of which location you dine in it’s hard not to merge reviews. By the way my favourite pub menu item is the fish and chips. If you live in Brookswood and you don’t want to drive to WG to The Keg for steak it’s worth checking this place out just ask questions and be fussy if you order a steak and it’s not acceptable for what you paid for. If your looking to have wings and beer and possibly watch the real “Men With Brooms” it’s not a bad local spot.

Rod B.

I haven't been The Horse and Ryder for quite some time. I had a very pleasant surprise. The staff was very nice and the deep fried pickles were quite good. It was a great way to relax after a busy day