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    Sausage and chilli pizza, Rigatoni Boscaiola
    Tiff R.

    The staff was very friendly and seated us right away. It was happy hour and we ordered the focaccia and wine. The focaccia came out warm and buttery topped with fresh shredded parmesan cheese. Would go back just for the focaccia. We also ordered the sausage and chilli pizza that can feed more than one person and the rigatoni Boscaiola. The rigatoni had mushrooms, prusciotto and sundried tomatoes but didn't have any sauce ( it tasted oil based). We had alot of food leftover to pack for a party of two. Love the lively ambience and avoiding the crowds during happy hour times. We also ordered the tiramisu, it tasted more like a sponge cake than an authentic tiramisu (probably wouldn't order again).

    Margherita Pizza with Meatballs
    Biff T.

    You think for $40 (tax and tip) they could add a few more meatballs. You get one tiny meatball per slice. Overall pretty weak pizza, but thats how it goes in Vancouver.

    Meat ball sandwich with kale salad
    Feifei R.

    Came here for a quick lunch. I had a meatball sandwich with kale salad. Every ingredients are delicious. However, the whole sandwich only had two meatballs and with the side kale salad, the total comes to $24 before the tax and tips. it's a bit pricey for the value. However, the food tastes good.

    Sausage pizza
    Lindsay D.

    This is a local joint near Kit Beach. It is not cheap!!! The space is cozy with indoor and outdoor seating with patio heaters. Given that they managed to fit a lot of people in the space, it is a bit loud. I would describe the food as having two highlights: the wood fired pizzas and the creative pastas. They also make their own in-house sausage, which you will see in some of the dishes, and we tried it on one of their pizzas. On special was a spaghetti with njuda and kabocha squash and mushrooms. The dishes have a homemade feel and are not run of the mill. Some of the prices are due to a larger portion of burrata cheese. For drinks, they have rotating beers on tap plus wine list and cocktails. Food came fairly fast. Staff is friendly but not super experienced or polished. A good place for a date night if in the area.

    Wilson C.

    Nice place for hh. Food and drinks are decent. I ordered 2 red wine and meatball cad$45 including tips. Staffs are friendly and efficient. Came on Friday around 3pm. Not crowded. Seated almost immediately. Drinks and food came quickly. Will come back

    Breanne T.

    Checked another restaurant off my list! Service and ambience was great. I orecchiette with sausage, rapini and fennel seeds. My friend got the mushroom pizza I believe! The food is a bit pricey, and the pasta was lacking salt in my opinion. Not to discredit the restaurant at all, I would definitely go back to try something else! We also got a tiramisu to share and that was divine. Chefs kiss!

    Ava W.

    Delicious food and great service! This location is our go-to spot - It's clean, spacious, and there usually isn't much of a wait. We started with the chicken liver crostini which was packed with flavour and just so good. I'll probably be reordering this dish every time I come back! For our mains we almost always pick something off of their daily special menu. This time, the pasta was orecchiette with roasted corn and double smoked bacon and the pizza was a tomato base with roasted garlic, red onion, and double smoked bacon. The pasta didn't have too much bacon but it was still delicious and was a pretty light dish. The pizza had a nice smokey flavour and was my preferred main of the night. Over our many visits, Nook has been consistent in their food and service. We always finish our meal feeling satisfied and happy, which is why this place has easily become one of our favourite spots to enjoy some nice Italian food.

    Chili flakes and chili oil
    Jonny M.

    I've heard good things about Nook so for dinner, N wanted Italian so I suggested we give them a try. They have three other locations in town (Kitsilano, downtown (West End) and North Vancouver). Didn't realize they also run Tavola and Oddfish. This one is located close to Ophelia Kitchen and The Flying Pig. We dropped in on a Friday evening (around 7:00pm) and it was packed. Write your name on the wait list. Luckily, we only waited about 20 minutes to grab a table. I will give them props for not rushing you once you've been seated. Service is friendly and they're constantly coming by to refill waters. Food also comes out surprisingly fast. The menu consists of salad, crostini, antipasto, house made pastas and pizza. They dropped off a bottle of chili oil and chili flakes for the table. - Aperol spritz ($13.00) - Ginbucha ($13.00) - ddn't find this good at all. Barely tasted any 'booch. A waste of $ if you ask me. - Arugula ($16.00) - salad was decent but something you could make at home. Small portion. - Orecchiette ($25.00) - sounded great on paper but flavours were bland. N thought it needed salt. We used the chili oil to add some flavour. The rapini was mushy and we didn't taste any fennel. Again, a small bowl of pasta for the price. - Gnocchi ($25.00) - this was the best dish that we ordered. Gnocchi was soft and pillowy. Meatballs were moist and flavourful. Don't get the hype on Nook. Pricey, average Italian food. 2.5 stars.

    Ger T.

    I'm so glad my 400th goes to them ! We used to like Nook now we absolutely LOVE 'em ! ! Paul the bartender is just one of the many reasons . I accidentally spilled my wine towards the end of the meal and Paul replaced the glass right away . Talk about great service ! And the foccacia , it just has to be THE BEST in town ! ! Just imagine if the foccacia is already THAT good their pastas and pizzas must be phenomenal and they totally are ! ! ! Hands down the best meal of 2022 . So far .

    LuFei L.

    Went to Nook this week and they are open for dine-in. There's a few tables outside as well that are nice before the sun sets and becomes too cold. I think they're doing a great job in keeping everyone safe. They process one group at a time, ensuring everyone sanitizes and checks temperature. Their menus are also paper one time use. All the protocols helped lessen the anxiety. They usually take reservations online for a few seating times a night but also take walk-ins. I called a few minutes ahead just to make sure there was room before paying for parking. The place felt pretty busy (i.e. there were many groups waiting to check in for their reservations) but definitely was not at full capacity. There was plenty of space between every table inside as well. The food was amazing as expected! I absolutely love their pasta :) The servers were also very friendly. I had a really enjoyable time!

    Melody M.

    Normally I'm not super fond of pizza, especially if the crust is really doughy. But I was so happy to have tried this cozy pizza and pasta place !! Everything here is simple and fresh. The arugula salad had big slices of shaved parmesan that melded with the dressing. The gnocchi looked like little plump pillows surrounded by baby meatballs. The meatballs were a tad on the spicy side, but did not detract from the taste. I really also liked the prosciutto pizza with arugula and roast garlic. They definitely did not skimp on the ingredients. Service is fast and friendly. Price is very reasonable. Seating doesn't take reservations and can get crowded at peak hours, but worth the wait. Street parking is paid.

    Special of the day: basil pesto, prosciutto, goat cheese, olives. Perfect.

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    Zefferelli's

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    4.2(550 reviews)
    2.1 kmWest End
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    The vibes here are impeccable! The cozy ambiance, lighting, and decor make it feel like a family…read morerestaurant, and it was the perfect location for our party of 8. The service was also great, with multiple people checking in on us. The corkage, at $20, is very reasonable and the restaurant even comp'ed our tiramisu! We will miss it once it is gone. The food was quite decent. I thought the prices were a bit inflated for just pasta, but the portion size was pretty massive -- most of us took leftovers to go. The sauces in general were a bit bland and the pasta was definitely cooked to beyond al dente, which isn't my preference for dried pasta. That said, the toppings were generous, especially for the linguine crab that I ordered (would highly recommend!). Come by before they close permanently!

    The place was busy, loud and lively. It wasn't necessarily the best place to have a good…read moreconversation with a friend because of the volume but the vibes feel like a fun family restaurant which is also a good experience for a Friday night. We got the linguine puttanesca which was tangy and a little bland but with the olives and shrimp the dish finished up well. The spaghetti carbonara was perfect. Creamy but not too heavy I wish it had more bacon but it was delicious all around. The daily special veal was also amazing. The veal was juicy and perfectly seasoned and paired with the creamy pasta was perfect. We ended with the panacotta which was fresh, fruity and light! Will definitely be back!!

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    3.8(772 reviews)
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    Excellent food and wonderful service! Our family had a great experience and loved the ambiance.read more

    My friends and I recently shared a few dishes here, and while the flavors were truly impressive,…read morethe portion sizes left us wanting more. We started with the complimentary bread, which was a total highlight. Each person gets a fresh slice that has an incredible crust and a soft, pillowy center--dipping it into the oil and vinegar was the perfect way to start the meal. For our mains, the Gnocchi Asparagi e Funghi was my favorite - the gnocchi themselves were clearly handmade and had a great texture that didn't feel heavy. The earthy mushrooms and asparagus worked really well with the parmesan cream, which was rich but didn't overpower the other flavors. The Squid Ink Linguine ai Frutti di Mare was also solid; the lobster bisque base gave it a deep, savory saltiness that coated the clams, prawns, and scallops perfectly without making the dish feel too "fishy." We also tried the Candele Al Ragù D'Anatra. The duck ragu was tender and savory, and the combination of the parmesan fondue and aged asiago added a nice, sharp saltiness that made every bite really satisfying. Everything we ate was seasoned perfectly and tasted fresh, it's just a shame the portions were so small because the flavors were definitely there. The service was excellent and very attentive; I especially appreciated that they were constantly on top of refilling my water throughout the night. The ambience also hit the right note, making it a great spot for a night out. However, the portions are definitely on the smaller side and aren't super filling. Even though every dish tasted amazing, we weren't full by the end of the meal, so it's something to keep in mind if you're arriving with a big appetite.

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    Robba Da Matti

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    4.6(34 reviews)
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    Decent Italian spot, though there are probably better spots in town…read more We had the bruschetta, seafood ravioli and pappardelle with chicken, sausage, and beef. The seafood ravioli was tasty and I'd have it again. The pappardelle was decent although didn't have as much depth or complexity of flavour as it could've. The bruschetta, which was kind of like an open faced sandwich - a spread on bread with some prosciutto on top (no tomatoes in case that's what you're expecting!), was pretty meh and I wouldn't order it again. Service was nice enough. It's a cute, cozy spot in Gastown. Overall, it was just fine but given the abundance of great Italian restaurants in town I probably would go elsewhere when craving pasta.

    Husband and I were out for a Friday date night and wanted to try a new place while walking around…read moreGastown and walked by this place. The restaurant was cute, cozy, and could seat us right away so we decided to give it a try. We got the poached pear salad and enjoyed it! The pears were delicious and a very refreshing salad. It did come with burrata on top which was a bit disappointing since it wasn't gooey at all. For our mains, we split the pesto rigatoni and the special which was also a rigatoni with white wine, capers, shrimp and lemon. First off, the noodles are delicious on both dishes. They are clearly handmade in the best way possible. Very tender, delicate, and almost melt in your mouth. The pesto dish was perfect but again the burrata on top was disappointing since it was sort of tough/dry and not gooey. The special dish was very good but the lemon was quite strong. Initially it was a bit too much but it did grow on you over time and I did like the dish. We ended with a tiramisu and while it was delicious, there wasn't much of the bread/cake/cookie part as it was mostly cream. Overall, it was fun to try a new place but I expected a more for the price point. For $35 per plate plus salad and dessert it was a very expensive dinner and we weren't full.

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    Went to Acquafarina for Dine Out. Yes, a bit of a late post but it's a spot I've always wanted to…read morecheck out. The decor and ambiance were beautiful, especially the raised pizza area and the artwork, which really added to the overall atmosphere. It definitely feels like a great place for a date night or gathering with friends and family. The food was good and we had an enjoyable experience overall, but nothing in particular stood out as especially memorable. With so many new Italian restaurants popping up locally and the competition being quite strong, I think at this price point there are other places you might also want to explore. That said, Acquafarina is still a solid choice with a great vibe, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere. I'd consider coming back, especially for a relaxed evening out.

    I had dinner at Acquafarina recently and honestly, everything felt very intentional. We started…read morewith a few appetizers to share and you can tell the ingredients are high quality right away--nothing feels overcomplicated, just really well executed. The pasta was probably the highlight for me. Perfect texture, rich but still balanced, and not heavy at all. You can taste that it's made with attention to detail, not just thrown together. We also tried the branzino, which was super clean and fresh, cooked perfectly. What I liked most is that it feels like a proper dining experience without being pretentious. The room, the service, the pacing--it all comes together really well. Definitely a place I'd go back to, especially for a slower dinner with good wine and great food.

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    This might be one of the best Italian restaurants I have been to, and my first experience here was…read moreunforgettable. This was my first stop after having just landed in Vancouver. I had secured a weekday lunch reservation a few weeks prior in anticipation, which I highly recommend. The staff was incredibly friendly when we arrived, and we were seated moments later. The inside was quite full (a good sign), cozy, with all the tables in close proximity, but it provided a very inviting atmosphere. To start I ordered the Fried Cauliflower and Sourdough bread based on other recommendations I had seen, which both lived up to the hype. My wife and I had to stop ourselves before the main course, the rigatoni alla bolognese, arrived at our table. It was perfectly portioned, still steaming as we devoured the last few bites. Our waitress was even kind enough to provide us some other recommendations in the neighborhood to try during our trip, as it was our first time in the city. Prices were more than fair for quality of what we received. Though parking might not be the easiest, and reservations are in high demand, it's worth the wait. Whenever I find myself back in Vancouver, I'll always Ask For Luigi.

    Insane. Still thinking about the ravioli. My boyfriend has celiac and they had plenty of amazing…read moreoptions including homemade gluten free pasta. I'm from Boston and this place blows nearly every Italian spot out of the water. Cocktails are premade in bottles. I do wish they had a full service bar.

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    Nice little Italian spot in walking distance from the Fairmount waterfront hotel. We sat on the…read morestreet / patio and enjoyed some wine and dinner with my two kids and friend. The tartar was second to none and the kids pasta was the surprise hit of the evening when My daughter couldn't finish it my son and I finished it off. I had the lamb, very good but wouldn't get it again at the price. The rigatoni was also lights out. The server was so friendly but the wait was long due to two waiters handling the entire restaurant. She explained they don't know how busy it gets sometimes and over staffs when cruise ships are scheduled but under staffs when they are not sometimes. Didn't bother us, wine and great company for the win

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