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We are a premier Pizza and Greek restaurant in Vancouver. We have had 16 years of customer satisfaction! Gourmet cuisine that is convenient for you to pick up or we will happily deliver to you.

Come enjoy a delightful creation at Amici Miei Italian Resturtant. They are readily accessible by public transit but also by bicycle. The neighboring location is memorable for its restaurants and stores.

Paying homage to the experience of an authentic Italian trattoria where simple, rustic food, and good wine goes hand-in-hand. We are now open for dine-in for weekday lunch from 11:30 to 2:30 and dinner from 5-10 Sun. - Thurs. and 5-11 Fri. - Sat.

Per Se Social Corner welcomes you to their establishment. You can get there not only by public transit but also by bicycle. They are in a dynamic area acknowledged for its nightlife.

Lupo is a modern Italian restaurant in Vancouver that offers a menu of classic dishes made from the finest local ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere, complemented by a carefully curated wine list.

Nat's New York Pizzeria supports a variety of initiatives to enhance the lives of youth.Nat's New York Pizzeria is heavily involved in supporting two foundations that are working closely together to raise awareness and funds for Childhood Cancer Research.Nat's is a sponsor of the annual Skate-for-the-Cure and Golf Tournament, and donor to the annual Michael Cuccione Foundation Dinner & Auction.

We welcome you to Neighbours's Restaurant, whether it be for a romantic dinner for two, a special special celebration or a delicious dinner for the family delivered right to your door step, we offer it all! At Neighbours's, everyday is a good day for great food! We are open 7 days a week for Dine In, Take out or Delivery. Visit our website to view our menu and daily specials. Join us today!

A passionate opera singer and legendary host, Francesco Alongi is proud to offer you traditional Italian cuisine inspired by renowned chefs worldwide and treasured family recipes from his beloved Sicily. Wild Game, a Don Francesco specialty, showcases such delicacies as Wild Boar, Ostrich and the signature Slow Roasted Duck a la Vignarola. Our menus are complimented by an extensive wine list and house made desserts for your dining pleasure. Come and enjoy Francesco's signature hospitality, linger in the warm and inviting atmosphere and indulge your senses in a true Italian oasis. You never know, you may catch Francesco singing!

This modern two-level sophisticated Italian Restaurant located in the "trendy" area of downtown Vancouver has a street level entrance with a marbled terrace-like second floor with opening windows. the Italian Kitchen is a white table cloth restaurant offering excellent value; lunch entrees in the $12 to $16 range and dinner starting at $18. The Italian Kitchen offers dishes from all over Italy focusing on simplicity and fresh traditional ingredients accentuating your senses with a reminder of Italy. Unique combinations of somewhat classical recipes prove this menu to be innovative; antipasti, artisan pizzas, olive oils, cured meats, delicious seafood, 45-day dry aged grilled meats, hand-made pastas and a selection of specialty cheeses. The philosophy behind the Italian Kitchen concept is the "Art of Sharing"; simple comfort food built in mind with the concept of 'sharing' - the ultimate experience within your surroundings while dining of great food, wine, company and atmosphere.

Olympia Restaurant on Denman, under the ownership of Mosi Alvand and his partners was rolling along peacefully in Vancouver's Westend community for seventeen years.until the Olympics came to town.When Vancouver won the 2010 Winter Games it caused a flurry of excitement in Canada's West Coast communities. Unfortunately, when the IOC learned of the Olympia on Denman they became worried the bistro would upstage their event so they set about to shut the little restaurant down.Even though Olympia on Denman was properly licensed and considered a good community neighbor, plus had paid taxes for over two decades, John Furlong, the CEO of VANOC, attacked the little Olympia demanding the restaurant cease and desist all operations. The community was aghast.