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Restaurants for Sale in Langley, BC
Business$325,000
19977 96 AVENUE, Langley, BC
Business
$299,000
20248 FRASER HIGHWAY, Langley, BC
Business$299,000
27083 FRASER HIGHWAY, Langley, BC
Business
$54,900
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business$249,000
27243 FRASER HIGHWAY, Langley, BC
Business$298,000
20488 FRASER HIGHWAY, Langley, BC
Business$99,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business
$489,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business
$400,000
105 20151 FRASER HIGHWAY, Langley, BC
Business$459,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business$348,888
706 6233 200 STREET, Langley, BC
Business$228,800
2985 272 STREET, Langley, BC
Business$249,000
101 6830 216 STREET, Langley, BC
Business$1,288,000
5385 216 STREET, Langley, BC
Business$375,000
20080 FRASER HIGHWAY, Langley, BC
Business$750,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business$299,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business$138,000
103 22071 48 AVENUE, Langley, BC
Business$275,000
350 20202 66 AVENUE, Langley, BC
BusinessNew$499,000
9 20555 56 AVENUE, Langley, BC
Business$375,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Business$700,000
C115 20727 WILLOUGHBY TOWN CENTRE DRIVE, Langley, BC
Business$299,000
Address not disclosed · Langley, BC
Buying restaurants in Langley: what to check
Langley has 23 restaurants for sale on this page right now. Whichever one you look at, this is what buyers in BC should check before making an offer.
Buying a restaurant in BC means buying two things at once: the operating business and the lease it depends on. Most restaurants require a Food Premises Permit from the local health authority (Fraser Health, Vancouver Coastal Health, Island Health, Interior Health or Northern Health, depending on location), and if the business serves alcohol, the liquor licence itself must be formally transferred through the BC Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) — it does not automatically follow a change of ownership. Before making an offer, review the remaining lease term, any demolition or redevelopment clause, and whether the landlord's consent to assignment is required. Kitchen equipment condition and any outstanding health-authority inspection orders are worth a professional walkthrough before closing.
General information only, not legal or regulatory advice. Requirements vary by municipality and change over time, so verify current requirements with the relevant authority before making an offer.
Frequently asked questions
Does the liquor licence transfer automatically with a restaurant sale?
No. A liquor licence is tied to the licensee, not the premises, so any change of ownership requires a formal transfer application to the LCRB, including a background check on the new licensee. Buyers should confirm licence status and start the transfer process early, since it can take weeks.
What should I check about the lease before buying a restaurant?
The remaining term and renewal options, whether the landlord must consent to an assignment of the lease, any demolition or redevelopment clause that could end the tenancy early, and whether the permitted use in the lease actually matches the type of restaurant being sold.