The Jolly Coachman Pub
Neighbourhood pub on Ford Road serving Pitt Meadows since 1976. Traditional pub food, daily specials and a full bar, with a private liquor store attached to the same building. Licensed 19 plus, no minors.
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Food and drink here covers the everyday range: places to sit down and eat, takeout counters, and shops selling groceries and drink to take home. It is a small-town spread rather than a dining district, and most sub-categories hold a handful of businesses. Most of the municipality is farmland inside the Agricultural Land Reserve, so some of what ends up on the table is grown close by.
It clusters in three places. The Town Centre along Harris Road is the only genuinely walkable stretch and sits beside the West Coast Express station. Meadowtown, off Golden Ears Way, holds the bulk of the retail floor space and most of the national chains. Osprey Village has a short run of shopfronts under townhouses by the Fraser. Each listing carries its neighbourhood, address and hours where published.
Neighbourhood pub on Ford Road serving Pitt Meadows since 1976. Traditional pub food, daily specials and a full bar, with a private liquor store attached to the same building. Licensed 19 plus, no minors.
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On-site upscale dining at Meadow Gardens Golf Club; shares address/phone with Wedge Bar & Grill.
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Counter service sandwich shop on Harris Road doing soups, salads, sandwiches and baked goods. Open Tuesday to Saturday until 3pm, closed Sunday and Monday. Also caters local offices and events.
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Independent pizza and pasta shop on 122A Avenue, open from midday for takeout and delivery. Whole pies including a Philly cheese steak pizza, plus baked pastas and wings.
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Cafe and bar inside the Pitt Meadows Regional Airport terminal. Coffee, pastries and brunch plates such as eggs benedict and chicken and waffles, plus cocktails and a view over the runways. Closed Mondays.
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Family run berry and vegetable farm on Old Dewdney Trunk Road, growing since 1985. Sells blueberries, strawberries and seasonal vegetables direct from the farm, with U-pick blueberries in season and boxed berries delivered across the Lower Mainland.
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Casual clubhouse restaurant at Meadow Gardens Golf Club, open to golfers and non golfers alike. Opens 10am Monday to Thursday and 9:30am on weekends and holidays; hours can shift with weather, so call ahead.
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Clubhouse restaurant at Swaneset Bay Resort in the north of the city, open to the public as well as members. Burgers, handhelds and elevated classics, with a patio over the fairways and an outdoor snack kiosk.
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From the blog
Guides and roundups written for Pitt Meadows, with the businesses linked inline.
Four independent coffee counters worth the drive, ranked, with the real distinguishing reason for each. Plus an honest note on what a town of nineteen thousand people can and cannot support.
Osprey Village looks like it should hold a dozen restaurants. It holds a handful. An honest short list for a walk on the dike and a meal afterwards.
Harris Road between 119th Avenue and the Lougheed is the only genuinely walkable commercial strip in Pitt Meadows. A walk up it, south to north, with the businesses worth stopping at.
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