Review Olive Garden Italian Restaurant - Langley City

My first time here and we were sat in the farthest corner booth which wasn't bad but it took 10 minutes to see a server. When he did come, no apologies about the wait. We were ready to order. Meals come with choice of soup or salad. One soup was cold, really cold. When I complained, once again no apologies, but said I will get you another soup. Second one was barely warm, still not hot soup temperature. Later we heard the waitress from the table behind us apologizing about the cold soup and someone forgot to turn on the heater for that soup. Once we ordered, the food did come quickly and the main dishes were very good.

Cozy ambience and family friendly restaurant. Our server Moriah C was great, friendly and attentive to details. Food was served in good portion, efficient and tasted good. Love the famous bread sticks. The only disappointment was that even though I registered with the waiting list online for 40mins, I still need to wait for another one hour at the restaurant! There's a huge volume of customers in the restaurant that seems never ending. But I would definitely come back again for the food.

A very cozy familiar atmosphere. Really friendly staff, Jesse is great. They are generous with the bread, which is by the way very good. The salad is a little acid for my taste. The food is overall fine, just a really basic non authentic Italian flavour in comparison with other places in that price range. I’d recommend to avoid the carbonara at all costs, it’s not really a carbonara.

I hadn't been to an Olive Garden in thirteen years, this was my first experience back. Glad to report it tastes as good as I remembered. The experience news great, quick greeting at the door and we got to our table quick. Service was too notch too.

The service at Olive Garden Langley is always exceptional! Our server, Nisa, was super welcoming and attentive to our needs. The pasta is obviously very Italian-American, nonetheless, it was still super tasty and delicious. I also always enjoy the unlimited breadsticks and soup or salad depending on which one you pick! The only downside was that the soup is a little salty for my liking, but everything else was perfect!

The food was average, not really close to the hype that this place has. All kinds of soup are good and mozeralla sticks are great. Pasta however, is not so good. I have had pasta from other Italian kitchens and I really feel this place can do better when it comes to Pasta. One of my friends ordered a pasta with marinara sauce and it tasted terrible but they changed it. Drinks were good. Servers are nice, great customer service.

Hands down best Italian restaurant! Everything in the menu was perfect! Service was good. Keep it up and you will more smiling faces!

OMG, the food is so so good, if you ever go to Langley, must go there to try. You can create your own pastas, or like us order Italian feast or Italian tour with different combinations. Each main course come with soup or salad at your choice, and you also got free refill for your soup or salad! I just loved this place, defiantly come back again!

This place is amazing! Loved the salads, the soup, the pasta! Had an amazing lunch with family here! The service was quite great too! Would go there again.

One of my favourite place to dine!<br/>The food is tasty and good options. The service is very friendly and if you go at lunch, sometimes the waitresses offer free wine samples. I’ve had some bad service experiences at this location (found a fly in my food and they refused to compensate me, but I believe it was a one-off). I will definitely be back. This place gets extremely busy at peak times.

Second time to be here for dinner with friends and our experienced tonight was horrible.Restaurant was very busy and we arrived at 5:20pm and finally got our table at exactly 8:02pm after speaking to a manager.I was not able to enjoy my food beacause of headache for long waiting and was very hungry.The server was friendly and the place was okay. Bread was a bit salty but the rest of the food was delicious as always.

We were there before 3pm and were just able to catch the pasta lunch special, a set lunch price for all you can eat soup, bread and pasta, each with various choices. The food and service were very good and we enjoyed a wonderful late lunch.

The breadsticks and soup are great.  However, their pasta was overcooked and horribly bland.  The service was cold and we only saw our server for ordering, receiving the food, and when she brought the bill.  No reason to go here ever. Go to Pasta Polo instead.

went to try a couple items here during lunch with my sister, so far the atmosphere is slightly different from the one in vancouver, and food items are regular italian what you can find in most places. i totally like the soup, zupa toscana, and the main was average, the sauce is slightly above average but didn't impress me that much that i'll specifically come back to this place. overall it's decent italian american cuisine.

We each ordered the BOGO pasta option, where we eat one dish in the restaurant and bring home a 2nd pasta of your choice to heat up at home later for under $20. I had the smoked chicken mozarella dish (add $7.50), and it wasn’t that worth it because the chicken was small and dry. The fettuccini alfredo and spaghetti with meat sauce (marinara? I don’t remember, P ordered it) were quite tasety. The best part of Olive Garden is the unlimited breadsticks, soup, and salad:

Good food. Great service. Decent prices and you will not leave hungry. I was opposed to Olive Garden in the past but everything was really good. Stuffed mushrooms, fried mozzarella,soup, salad and breadsticks to start followed by the Shrimp Scampi and Stuffed Chicken Marsala was what my wife and I ordered. Cooked perfectly. Will definitely return soon.

Trekked all the way out to Langley to give this place a try! <br/><br/>Upon arriving, the decor and design of the restaurant was stunning with its Tuscany-inspired features. Even at 3PM the place was packed with people waiting. We were given a buzzer to give us the chance to explore the nearby area while waiting for our table.<br/><br/>After a brief 10 minute wait, we were seated and welcomed by our waiter Dennis. As a first time diner he introduced us to the seasonal menu as well as some of the popular dishes on the menu.<br/><br/>I ordered the Stuffed Chicken Marsala and picked the Zuppa Tosca Spicy Sausage and Potato soup. <br/><br/>Our entree included unlimited soup and breadsticks. The soup overall was appetizing and was great to dip my breadsticks into!<br/><br/>However, my entree fell short. When the Chicken Marsala arrived, I noticed that the meat was lukewarm and dry. I let the server know that I wanted to change my order. Dennis was sincere and understood the inconvenience it caused in a heartbeat. As a replacement, I order the Shrimp Scampi pasta dish.<br/><br/>Round 2, the sauce was creamy and I would definitely recommend to go nuts on the parmasan as it added the amount of savoury to the dish. The pasta was also served with chopped tomatoes and asparagus which made the dish lighter.<br/><br/>Towards the end of our meal, the supervisor or manager came by and also apologized for the cold dish served earlier. She also was very kind to waive the bill for my plate for us.<br/><br/>3 stars for inconsistent food, but going to add half a star for the excellent customer service!

I loveeeee this place!!!! The food and service is so good I cant describe how happy this place makes me. Unlimited refills for salads and soups!!! Great food and a great family atmosphere. Prices are pretty decent, a bit on the higher side but nonetheless, totally worth it.

Great food, and service, all around. The salads are amazing, and the wines are excellent. The food is quite well prepared and I have never been disappointed. Just having a caesar salad(huge) and wine is pretty near enough to fill you!

I cannot tell you what it is like to put your trust into a line up of people (strangers) in order to eat out. I have severe allergies and for many years I did not even go out to eat as there was a lack of knowledge in the food world. In the last 2 decades there has been great education happening. In the last 5, many restaurants have risen to the challenge. Some will still clearly say, they cannot safely serve me.<br/><br/>I have visited Olive Garden in a couple locations in the past year. I have had great reassurance and outstanding attention with my visits. Rather than feeling like a bother I am made to feel that they will do everything they can to ensure my confidence in their service. They have in deed succeeded. To the point where this is my go to restaurant. <br/><br/>Today was different though. I did not think that this experience could be stepped up. BUT today at the Langley BC location I had an absolutely amazing experience. My server, Dylan, went way over and above to ensure not only a superior experience but he offered me foods I don't usually get to have. He got me items at the point before my allergens were added to them. I know this was a team effort (initiated by Dylan) and my goodness it was just an absolutely special experience for me. <br/><br/>Thank you so much Dylan for your efforts and the fact you were so excited to help me have a new experience. I totally appreciate it. You left a wonderful impression on both of us.<br/><br/>I also want to give a shout out to the manager at the time. I did not get her name. But a wonderful young lady full of kindness and respect. You should encourage Dylan to share his ideas. This was an amazing experience. Thanks!!

Good food with huge portions! Their complimentary bread with butter and sea salt served with some Alfredo sauce is really good. For mains we ordered the spaghetti in rosé sauce which I felt was just about okay as there sauce was less which in turn made the spaghetti dry. However the mushroom ravioli was so so good! The mushroom was not overpowering and the white sauce it came in was divine. Our side of mashed potatoes was decent, a bit to the dry side though. The Tiramisu for dessert was soft and succulent. Service was excellent and very friendly. Overall a good place to enjoy some family time.

<br/>Very dissapointed after today visit to the olive garden<br/>Came here to take my son and daughter in law for lunch,before they had to catch a ferry<br/>Back to Victoria<br/>My wife ordered the tour of Italy,and I ordered the special, 3 in one.<br/>After waiting for some time , the meal finally arrived.<br/>Both meals that my wife and I ordered were<br/>Dry and burned.<br/>The waitress said that the kitchen staff didn't<br/>Know who they belonged to.<br/>I should have send both meals back,but<br/>Being on a time frame , I didn't<br/>Being a devoted Olive Garden patron,<br/>I known I will not be back at the Langley <br/>Location.<br/>David kostuk<br/><br/>

Service was the best. The food was even better so fresh and filling. The soups are so fresh. the scampi appys are delicious.the chicken parmigiana was 10/10 and the warm apple crostata dessert is out of this world.This is where you want to eat!!!!!!

Good food and good service. Eating here gives you a break from food for days. They have a great selection of wine, but the old Manicotti was better.

I just love Olive Garden. Great bang for your buck. You have unlimited soup, salad and breadsticks which are all great! Entrées are large as well and heavy so come hungry you will for sure have leftovers. There's always busy with a line up and lots of families so come before or after peak hours. Desserts are just okay.

20 minutes for seat good. 50 minutes for basic spaghetti bad. Carly the manager said she would look into it...... never came back. Server changed out for no apparent reason just after we placed our order. Waiting on refill now for never ending..... sure hope it comes before breakfast. Not impressed shoulda went to chuck e cheese. Oh wait here it is..... and it's wrong. Sigh

Finally we got a seat. Thank god we got there early. Every time we come here we are told the waiting time is an hour so we always end up going somewhere else. <br/><br/>We started off with the house salad, table bread sticks, ice tea and 2 glasses of sample wine they had that night which was the Rosaco. <br/><br/>Bf got the Shrimp Alfredo <br/>"Creamy goodness and delicious" he describes it. He finished the whole thing and wasn't full so described the portion size as "ok for a normal person" lol... I guess that means he's not normal 😂 <br/><br/>I had the Tour of Italy which came with chicken parmigiana, lasagna and chicken Alfredo. I couldn't even eat half of this so good thing I have a monster bf. The alfredo and lasagna was ok, the chicken parmigiana was too dry. <br/><br/>I've had Olive Garden many times before and found that this time was the least enjoyable. The food just doesn't taste the same. Maybe it was that day? Not sure. But I probably won't be going back anytime soon.

Restaurant itself:<br/>It is spacious that can contain a lot of customers. Many waiters and waitresses work here. The interior design is good. The atmosphere is quite comfortable. <br/><br/>Menus:<br/>Great and excellent that customers can choose from a lot of varieties and special deals. <br/><br/>Food:<br/>The food was decent but not excellent. It tasted okay. Many other Italian or western restaurants can offer better quality. The good thing about this restaurant is that they offer unlimited soup, salad and breadsticks. However, some customers would order extra soup, salad and breadsticks, but they could not finish them. It would be a waste if they would not pack the leftover home. <br/><br/>Service:<br/>It is good that someone at the entrance of the restaurant would greet the customers and another person would lead the customers to a table. The staff here would smile which is great! I personally would like to see that waiters or waitresses smile and are being friendly. However, a waitress who served my table forgot my drinks and it took quite long to get a bill at the end of the meal. <br/><br/>Overall comments: <br/>I am fine with eating at Olive Garden once in a while. If I have a choice, I would rather go to Social Brown House, Cactus Club, White Spot, Boston Pizza or others.

“Breadsticks!” That one word is sure to evoke both fear in those avoiding carbs and lust in those of us who still give in to our primal urge for crusty, and pillowy batons of baked goodness. For many of us, the one restaurant that we think of when we hear “breadsticks” is Olive Garden. Endless breadsticks paired with a bottomless salad… you’ve got a meal right there even before you get started with your entrée.

I do not like the food here. It does come it decent sizes and the service is one of the best, but I don't think that the prices match the quality of the food.

Nice Italian food with a very aesthetically laid out interior giving the feel of an earlier time in the Mediterranean. We went there just for dessert and coffee. Tiramisu (soothing texture) and the Zeppoli (Rectangular donuts with powered sugar and chocolate sauce) are the best. The Sicilian Cheesecake is a little too sweet. Team it up with a Caramel Hazelnut Machiato, latte... doesn't matter, as long as you are having the desserts. Good lighting....it is! The place has a good feel, lively, nice service and ambience.

Reservations. No weekend reservations...hmmmmm....

Food was not bad at all! Went for first time there and I enjoyed it. I really liked the Chicken Alfredo

Ms. L. March 20, 2015 we went to the olive garden in Langley. We were hugely disappointed at the change in atmosphere at the restaurant as well the food. Food was just slapped onto plate, the Northern Itallian dinner was stone cold and tiny for the 23.99 price. The Zuppa soup had so much salt you could float in it. I feel that a refund should be in order.

Pizza now off the menu. I'm not a fan of pasta, but as the rest of the family likes it, we occasionally go to the Olive Garden. Up to now, I've been able to order pizza, but no longer. It was the only non-pasta entree but now it's off the menu. Sorry Olive Garden, but no more or your over-salted Italian for us.

Never Ending Pasta Bowl. I will admit I saw the story of the guy who used his $100 pass to eat over $1500 worth of food so far during this Never Ending Pasta promotion so I HAD to try it.<br/><br/>I have had been to the Olive Garden only once maybe 15 years or so ago and this was the first time I felt compelled to try it again.<br/><br/>I went in with reasonable expectations. I was looking at a roughly $15 dollar meal of unlimited pasta with all the fix ins of bread sticks, salad and soup (if I so desired.). I wasn't expecting something phenomenal taste wise, but hoping for something atleast decent. <br/><br/>The salad and bread sticks I enjoyed.. especially the bread sticks. I understood why they're so popular... and agreed that the bread sticks define the Olive Garden. However, they need to be eaten hot. After mine cooled a bit they didn't taste nearly as good. I would have had more but I knew I had to save room for the pasta. <br/><br/>Now, I went into this prepared. I was hoping to try atleast three different pasta combinations and knew the usual plate would prob have me stopping there. When I requested a small bowl so I could try more she granted the request with no issue. <br/><br/>First up, I had the the cavatappi with meatballs and marinara. I thought this tasted alright. Simple and expected it didn't wow me, but it didn't disappoint me either. I don't have much exposure to western styled meatballs, so I can't say how good they were... but I still found them to be alright.<br/><br/>For my second choice I decided on the penne with 5 cheese marinara and Italian sausages. I didn't like this sauce as much as I expected. I found it a bit heavy and the cheese to be overpowering. The sausages again tasted alright but nothing amazing.<br/><br/>However after the second, I knew I was finished. There was no room for a third helping.<br/><br/>Overall both pasta dishes I would rate as acceptable for what they were. The noodles were a bit too overcooked... still a bit of water leftover after being drained and the sauces "could" have come out of a can. <br/><br/>The service though was some of the best I ever had. The server was extremely attentive and kind, one of the sweetest I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. Honestly, she was the highlight of the entire meal. <br/><br/>I would recommend only the heaviest eaters or if you're absolutely ravenous to try out this promo. The pasta quality isn't the best and it really is about quantity more than anything else. I would most likely have been more satisfied with the unlimited lunch special of soup+salad+bread sticks for $10. I don't know how that man ate twice a day everyday to get his money's worth out of that pass.

10/29/14 - awesome management. After spending all day at children's hospital with my daughter who is in the hospital I decided to go out for dinner. My steak came rarer then I liked so I let my server élysé know and asked if she would mind having it cooked a little more for me. She was very apologetic and polite. Everyone else in my party had finished eating and elyse came and told me that the manager was coming to speak to me and the manager said they would be picking up the entire tables tab for me and I was floored. THAT is amazing customer service. I would recommend them to everyone I know! Very satisfied customer!

N/a. J'ai mangé à Olive Garden. C'était superbe! Il avait le meilleur choix de plats. J'avait un gâteau de fromage qui était delicieux! Ma famille et moi avions du pasta et nous étions contentes!

The service at Olive Garden is excellent with friendly and attentive staff; however, the kitchen has gone downhill because food was awful. Firstly, the breadsticks were cold- these used to always come out hot. We ordered the build your own pasta with chicken meatballs. My pasta came out so overcooked I thought it might have been microwaved from the day before! The sauce wasn't bad (creamy sundried tomato), but they were definitely stingy with it. My friend ordered pasta with the spicy sauce although her noodles came out looking so dry she had to ask the server for more sauce. There was probably only a tablespoon of sauce in her entire bowl...Not sure how the kitchen even thought it was acceptable to send out. Lastly the chicken meatballs if that's what you could even call them. They were rock hard. I mean you could play the drums on these meatballs. When we managed to get the open the chicken-breadcrumb ratio was a mess. Just a pastey hard meatball. Olive Garden used to be a pretty decent place, but clearly they've lost their best chefs. Definitely skip this location and make your own pasta at home.

Bread and salad. This place rocks. The bread and salad is the best starter. Friendly staff. It's the only one around and lucky for me that I live right by it.

Expensive, small, bland... First of all had to wait for 45 mins for a table. Understandable since it was a Friday night. <br/><br/>Ordered a margarita and lasagne. Margarita was good, the complementary breadsticks were ok, service was good. However, the lasagne was small and pretty bland. Lots of cheese, but very little spices and flavour. Not worth the $16.99 I paid for it. If you like blander Italian food this could be the place for you. Would I be back? No. Especially since there are other, better, pasta places in the area.

SOOOOO YUMMY. Probably some of the best Pasta and Soup I've EVER had! I can never finish my meal I eat so much of the bread sticks and soup ;) Wine's pretty good too..

Portions much smaller. I've been to Olive Garden many times and always get either the Tour of Italy or the Steak Gorganzola Fettucine. So I've seen it plated many times and could not help but notice how small the portions were. Still at $22 the lasagna wasnt even as large as my palm, I could see the plate thru the scantily laid noodles and the chicken parmesan was only 4 bites! I usually take half my food home - this time I ate it all and ordered dessert for the first time. It'll be a long time before I try to go back .

Slow service -May 15 - never again. Simple dinner before a meeting. Arrived at 5:10 pm and got seated quickly. At 5:15 pm ordered, got a glass of water, bread & salad. That was it - managers strolled by us every few minutes - never asked a single question like why no food? Server was hustling to get others their drinks, bread & salad. Never came near us. At 6:05 pm walked over to a manager & asked if we were ever going to get our food. We had to leave by 6:15 pm. Under 2 minutes - it was at our table. Where had it been??? They did take care of the bill and we dashed out by 6:20. The real problem was the server had no time to expedite the food. Fix this and it could have much better.

Great service today. Enjoyed the food as usual. They did use a dirty mop cleaning by the front door do the entrence stank if mildew and dirty water. <br/><br/>Darn so close to a perfect lunch

My husband and I went to the Olive Garden for the first time. Food and service was fantastic, great selection of soups for the 'all you can eat soup or salad'! Will definitely visit again in the very near future!

Drive the extra 20 mins to Bellingham. Sorry folks, it may look like Olive Garden on the outside, may appear it is on the inside, but this isn't Olive Garden. The prices are far more expensive and I'm not really impressed with the food. I will save going to Olive Garden in Bellingham when I want to eat there. We aren't that much further away from it and frequent shopping in the states.

After doing some afternoon errands, it was time for lunch. Decided on olive garden since it was close by. Came with the usual bread sticks and choice of soup or salad. The entrées showed up as I finished my second bowl of soup. The beef was tender, tasty. Staff friendly, food good, a bit on the pricey side.

Good for dates. It's cheap and they refill soup and bread for free.<br/><br/><br/>Pizza - $12.99 <br/>This giant slice of pizza was so big that the server had to cut it in half. We chose the meat lovers pizza which had pepperoni and sausage in it. The crust was surprisingly delicious and we both enjoyed this pizza.

Average and overpriced. I've been to Italy and this is nothing but frozen processed food, presented nice and way overcharged. Find a nice place where they make it from scratch for a better price.

I really like Olive Garden. Have gone several times and the food is always good, I am glad there is one in BC. The wait staff have been a little strange, but I go for the fettuccine anyway.

This was my boyfriend and I first time here. The waitress was amazing, good was extremely good and fast service!!!! Loved it and will be back!

I have to downgrade my views on olive garden. I feel like they're letting things slide. You could always count on the meats being moist and soft; not so much anymore. My go to appy (shrimp scampi) used to be covered in mounds of olives and tomatoes and sauce. First these were cut back by 50% and then the size of the prawns was reduced significantly. Even cleanliness has suffered; during a slow time there was food scraps on the floor where we were sat on our last visit. Too bad. They used to be quite good.<br/><br/><br/>-----27 Apr, 2012-----<br/><br/>Consistently soft and well done meat and seafood in their dishes. Hard to find elsewhere without paying much more. We only ever go at times between meals (2-3 pm weekdays) because of the crowds of people.

B'day brunch. We drove for about 45 minutes to get here (might as well make us drive to the states) - only because it was a special occasion, don't usually travel the globe for a meal out. It was for Saturday brunch and am i glad that we got there right at 11am. We were the first few people to be seated and then came the storm. The restaurant was packed with a line up that was many people long.<br/>Though we were early the service wasn't the greatest. B'day boy's strawberry drink didn't come for a while. <br/>There were no lemons in our water, though I saw the table across from us had them (felt like a hint of racism). The food was better tasting than in the states though.

Not impressed.. Barely one step up from a fast food joint. Loud, crowded, like being pushed through a cattle drive to sit at a table. Typical chain restaurant décor, sticky and greasy tabletops. Kids screaming totally uncontrolled by parents. Far from a relaxing dining experience. Food is frozen tasting. Rather go to Montanas across the parking lot.

Great food. Friends and I usually go to Olive Garden once in a while (usually because the line ups are outrageous and when we get there we have to leave)...The food is good when we've gone but I'm sure a real Italian restaurant is much better..<br/><br/>But they need to open another one of these places it's way too busy all of the time!

Didn't get past the lobby due to an 1 1/2 hour wait when we got there at 5:00pm on a Sunday. Had called the day before and were informed that there was no wait if we got there around 5. Rather than wait 1.5 hours we left and went somewhere else with better food.

Customer. Love to go here and eat. Service is good and the soup is so good. Any time we have a birthday or special event we go.

Very little wait time, I was impressed! As usual, the Olive Garden lives up to it's reputation with massive portions, delicious all-you-can-eat salad and breadsticks, and friendly service. I LOVE THEIR PASTA!

Why O Why. Why is this place so busy??Absolute crap for your money.This was my last attempt to have a decent lunch at a corporate business.Mass production of mediocre sauces does not win me over but from the looks of the place on any given day most settle for mediocraty.

???. All i want to know is, what 's all the fuss? why all the line ups, busy parking lot and long waits? this is generic italian at best.

What's wrong with people?. The Olive Garden has to be among one of the most popular restaurants in Langley? Why? I can't understand it! The food is unappealing, bland and carelessly prepared. I don't think any of it is made from scratch. I had lunch there with 4 friends recently, against my better judgement, and instead of giving us a table for 6 (which they could easily have), they squeezed us into a table for 4. Then when all those silly over-sized serving dishes started arriving there was no space to put anythig. My friend described her Apricot Chicken as "chicken with marmalade" and my eggplant parmesan looked to have been deep fried and there was absolutely no flavour; it tasted like styrofoam with campbells soup poured on tomp. Plus the place was so noisy we could't hear ourselves think. I can only suppose that people in Langley have such low standards that they don't know a bad retaurant when they see/taste one. Either that or there's something in the drinking water that's killed both their common sense and their taste buds.

Lots of Food for a Good price. You can't go wrong with their signature salad dressing or their Chicken Gnocchi soup. Delish. I've always had a great expirience with their staff, they're always happy to give you a recipe or extras of anything!! They also have plenty of tasty drinks and it doesn't matter how picky of an eater you are... you will find something! Trust me, I'm finicky ;)

Mama Mia that's great food and great portions.

Good eating experience. Personally, i thought the appetizers were better than their main courses. FANTASTIC service, though, and great eating atmosphere. Great for casual or business dinners.

For People Who Do Not Like Taste. When we entered the restaurant it was empty but we still were left to wait for about 10 minutes before we got seated. There was a mistake with the drinks we ordered. The pasta selection is relatively poor compared to other places we have been. Taste wise, I may say, we were bored. The dessert selection was bad. Overall, it was not a great experience.

Bad chain restaurant. I predict they will be out of business soon because the serice is not attractive and the food is blllaaand. Put some taste into these yappy sauces please. At least at Cactus and Earl's we get some strawberry blonde cuties flaunting their attractiveness. Here is all cargo pants. Since the food is not a motivator I cannot give it my endorsement.

Boring. Really bland food. Nothing here had taste. Price was awright though...

The Best Soup. Just try their any soup.. These are the best soup I've ever tasted here Canada.

They have amazing breadsticks and salad. And the pasta is great.

You all HAVE to try their bread sticks. It's to die for. I'm serious. I ordered the spaghetti with meatballs and it was a big portion. Came with a choice of unlimited soup or salad :D worth the drive!

The Olive Garden is a fast food Italian restaurant. It has a full menu of different kinds of pasta and drinks. The Olive Garden is great for gatherings and special occasions. Their decoration and placement is themed towards a European style. They are also famous for their tour of Italy, it is a dish that serves as a sampler of different pasta dish in the menu. not only that, they are also known for using lots of cheese when they serve your food, they unlimited bread sticks and unlimited salad. This is a light calorie dish, consist of white fish, prawns and broccoli. The fish is smooth and sweet with the hint of garlic and lemon flavor. mixed with the prawn and cheese. This makes a great dish. “Baked Tilapia with  Shrimp” This dish is a mixture of seafood and linguine, with tomato sauce and lots of herbs and cheese. Every strand of linguine is covered with cheese and sauce.

I just simply fell in love with the garlic bread sticks. It was so yummy and soft. It was just perfect with soup. By the way the side salad and garlic bread sticks are unlimited. Every time you empty the plate they will refill it unless you say stop. We ordered the Herb grilled salmon which was perfectly cooked. It was a salmon fillet brushed with Italian herbs and olive oil. Served with seasoned Broccoli. The herb was pretty much strong already that you don’t need to add any seasoning. A little bit of cheese on it makes it creamy. Next was Chicken Scampi. A chicken breast tenderloins sauteed with bell peppers, garlic and onions. Using Angel’s hair pasta top with cream g

Every terrible thing I’ve ever thought, every feeling of ill will I’ve ever felt – I’m so sorry. Wrong is not my favourite shade to wear, but I’m not too small a person to admit when I’ve made an atrocious mistake.  So many years of harbouring distaste towards a restaurant that so often fails to hesitate when bringing out lifeless pasta dishes devoid of any flavour, excitement, or passion – all undone with one single afternoon. Heading back home from Harrison Hot Springs over the long weekend, the only logical next step was to stop at the Olive Garden for lunch because as we are all too aware, nothing says Happy Thanksgiving like endless breadsticks, soup, and salad. Never have I ever been to Olive Garden when there wasn’t a line and lo and behold, this time was no different.  In life though, when unlimited appetizers, never ending pasta bowls, and generous portions of Americanized not so Italian dishes are on the table, you bite the bullet and do your time, even if that time is 45 minutes.  Which it was. Believe you me, to serve a table of fifteen loud and hungry Asians is no simple feat, so when two lovely ladies manage to pull this off complete with smiles and hugs, I know we’re all family here. I especially know we’re all family when she brings out my Minestrone Soup packed to the gills with veg, tomatoes, beans, pasta, and sprinkled with cheese.  Add to that a Garden Salad topped with croutons, tomatoes, olives, onions, pepperoncini peppers then drizzled with their signature Italian dressing, well you’ve got one happy clan on your hands. Breadsticks – don’t even get me started on these plump golden beauties.  How can something that feels so right be so wrong for you?  It doesn’t even matter because once you’ve got that warm fluffy garlicky dough rolling around in your mouth, who even cares that you’re chewing on a glob of gluten?  Not I. Once you’ve stuffed y

Today we went to Castle Fun Park just for kicks, and decided to drop by The Olive Garden on the way back. We called ahead at 5:30 to check on the wait times and were told that they don't take reservations and seat only on a first come first serve basis, no putting names down unless it's in person. The wait time was already 1.5hrs at that time. We finally got there around 6:30 and weren't seated until about 8 or so. I ordered their strawnerry passionfruit limonata ($3.89). It wasn't too sweet, which was nice, and came with a nice big and juicy strawberry on top: Most of the guys opted for the $10.99 unlimited special of basic pastas/choice of basic sauces/choice of meat add-ons for 3.99 (meatball, sausage, chicken). I ordered their Chicken Marsala dish, S had the Tilapia, and J had their Pork Venuto. All entrées and pizzas come with unlimited breadsticks, and soup or salad. A couple chose the salad, but most of  us chose soups. I first ordered the Chicken & Gnocchi soup, but after tasti

I’ve been insanely busy with exams lately so this is going to be a brief one. We go to Olive Garden whenever we go down to the States but this was the first time we went to the one in Langley as to why we were in Langley? Well that is a story for another day. Similarly to Old Spaghetti factory, Olive Garden offers bread sticks, soup or salad to go with your entrees. The only difference is…the soup and salad here is UNLIMITED! Yums! From the left the soups are the minestrone (waaaayyy too salty for me but was jam packed with veggie goodness), Pasta Figole (kinda like an Italian version of chili), and Chicken potato gnocchi (creamy broth).

I will come back for is the fresh salads and bread sticks served by very friendly and knowledge staff.

Lasagna was very true to its flavour very classic lasagna with tomatoey sauce strong feta and bit over cooked lasagna noodles but still delicious ans awesom

Food: There’s a lot of variety here – so if you want something really simple like say, spaghetti or lasagna, they have it. But if you’re more gourmet or adventurous – they have other offerings as well. Service: Our server was friendly, the food came out pretty quick and our breadsticks basket was never empty! Value: For what it is, you get a lot of food. We spent about $65 for the both of us and if we went to a nice place downtown, we’d probably spend the same but had less food. Ambiance: Clean, high ceilings and spacious.

We’ve made it out to Langley to try out Olive Garden!  Okay, actually the sole purpose wasn’t to visit Olive Garden, but it was close enough to where we needed to go so we came here. Olive Garden 20080 Langley Bypass, Langley BC Tel#:  (604) 514-3499 It was already past 1 when we arrived and the place still had a lineup out the door!  I’m glad they have a bunch of benches lining the walkway outside, it was a pretty long wait.  I ended up being really hungry by the time we were seated. The entrees at Olive Garden come with unlimited breadsticks and a choice of soup or salad.  Our server Kevin was patient in describing each soup to us and was pleasant throughout our entire meal.  His section was extremely busy, I’m impressed by how he maintained his composure throughout the lunch rush. There were 4 of us at Olive Garden, so we decided to get a couple of appetizers to start off.  To the left, we ended up creating our own sampler platter, it had Calamari, Stuff

Since we were in Langley, I half-jokingly suggested that we go to the Olive Garden for lunch and “Monk” happily agreed. I had no idea where else to eat, so I figured it would be a good opportunity for me to ”bank some good will with the wife”, plus I coul