Top Best Italian Restaurants in Vancouver

"If you've ever walked down Robson Street before, you're probably familiar with the alluring scent of Cin Cin Ristorante's wood-fired oven. Follow your nose and make your way up the winding stone stairway to this contemporary Italian restaurant. While the warm and sophisticated room beckons, the service and incredible food are sure to keep you coming back."

"If you've ever walked down Robson Street before, you're probably familiar with the alluring scent of Cin Cin Ristorante's wood-fired oven. Follow your nose and make your way up the winding stone stairway to this contemporary Italian restaurant. While the warm and sophisticated room is very welcoming, the service and incredible food will seal the deal."

"I came here for my birthday celebration and I was not disappointed. Chef Andrea and her team gave me a very unique experience in Italian Cuisine that was..."

"Winner of the Vancouver Magazine Awards 2014 Best Upscale Italian (Gold), Cioppino's is owned by Chef Giuseppe “Pino” Posteraro (2015 Pinnacle Award for Independent Restauranteur of the Year), whose unique perspective on Mediterranean fare has won the restaurant many more awards over the years. ​Located in the bustling nightlife-and-restaurant district of Yaletown, Cioppino's attracts its share of celebrities and is a foodie favorite for its “Cucina Naturale” philosophy: "a classical style of cooking that emphasizes the use of only the freshest of ingredients." Their wine selection is among the largest in the city, making this a great destination for oenophiles, too. Price: High-End / Upscale"

"Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill is owned and operated by chef/owner Giuseppe “Pino” Posteraro and serves authentic Mediterranean cuisine in a comfortable, relaxed setting. The restaurant features two large patios which offer guests the opportunity to enjoy alfresco dining while watching Yaletown passersby. An open kitchen showcases the local chef preparing seasonal Mediterranean fare using locally sourced ingredients, and a warm and welcoming dining space exudes a pleasant and romantic ambiance."

"Had an awesome experience my waiter was so friendly and kind made me feel very very special I do recommend it I live in Hope and I would do the trip again to... (604) 922-8333Order online"

"A post shared by Sorella (@sorellayvr) on Aug 18, 2017 at 5:13pm PDT. Sorella welcomes patrons into its intimate dining room to enjoy their authentic Italian cuisine under the chandeliers. Like any good Italian restaurant, the fresh pasta options are endless here."

"1190 Victoria Drive, Vancouver Tel: 604-336-1803 Web: http://viateverepizzeria.com/ Twitter: @ViaTeverePizza Advice: No reservations, closed on Mondays. From the moment I walked in to Via Tevere I was captivated by the warmth of the room, it’s as if the restaurant has…"

"If you don't have the money or time to jet off to Florence for a quick bite of authentic Italian pizza like the most of us, this pizza will make you think you have actually done so."

"While their newest venture, Sorella, might be a bit more buzzworthy, it is La Buca that gets the nod for their enduring, intimate dining experience. Seriously, this spot is a true hidden gem in the city, and another one that doesn’t need us to hype it up. Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 5PM-9:30PM and Friday/Saturday, 5PM-10PMWhere: 4025 MacDonald Street"

"We tried their special take out for 2 dinner menu during the April 2021 indoor dining shut down and we were pretty impressed.What was different about La ..."

"Excellent customer service, when business is busy and you want to enjoy your meal outdoor ,you can use waiting list for your outdoor table."

"Established in 1959, the Vancouver Maritime Museum specializes in maritime history from the Pacific Northwest and Canadian Arctic region. The St Roch National Historic Site exhibition highlights the former Royal Canadian Mounted Police Arctic exploration vessel known as St Roch. The museum also houses a selection of model ships, the Children’s Maritime Discovery Centre and a maritime art collection."

"Photo courtesy of http://www.flickr.com/photos/marianne_h/3579842317/sizes/o/. In 1944, the RCMP St Roch was in its prime and has since become a famous vessel in Canada. Its last sail found itself mooring in Vancouver, where it is now permanently on display at the Vancouver Maritime Museum."

"This gallery, in the heart of downtown Vancouver is dedicated to contemporary Indigenous Northwest Coast Art and honours Haida artist, Bill Reid and his contribution to the art world. Bill Reid was a master goldsmith, carver, sculptor and acclaimed writer. The Bill Reid Gallery is a small, intimate museum with exhibits presented with video interviews and insights."

"Photo courtesy of Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art (Facebook). Bill Reid is a national treasure and is known as a very talented Haida master goldsmith, sculptor, writer, carver and spokesman. Though his life ended in 1998, his legacy lives on in the small gallery in downtown Vancouver."

"The lowdown: Yuwa inhabits the same West Side location that previously housed city-favourite Zest, and is already an award-winner in its own right. Opened two years ago by classically-trained chef Masahiro Omori and sake sommelier Iori Kataoka, Yuwa takes a modern approach to the kaiseiki style of dining (traditionally, a multi-course meal). Don’t miss out on: Yuwa’s umami-rich shoya dashi mirin stock, which forms the base of many dishes, such as the hearty Chicken Tsumire-ni—chicken thigh meatballs with shimeji and oyster mushrooms."

"And, then there’s Yuwa, the award-winning spot that brings you a lush and stunning patio-dining experience in a style all their own. With its deep green foliage and bright pops of red umbrellas, everything about this eatery is cheerful and perfect for a pick-me-up meal. Enjoy a light and crispy Tempura with a sweet dashi broth and a savory matcha salt."

"Tucked away in the heart of Vancouver’s West Side, Yuwa Japanese Cuisine is an elegant enclave where a creative homage to regional Japanese fare is complemented by one of the city’s best selections of artisan sake and wine."

"This sculpture is one of the many attractions along the Stanley Park Sea Wall. This particular statue reminds of the the Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, and from far away she does look like a mermaid!. The Girl in a wet suit statue is located just off shore of the wall and sits just in front of Vancouver Harbour and the North Shore mountains."

"The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia is a must-see for anyone who wants to learn more about native peoples of the world, including British Columbia’s Northcoast Indians who are known as First Nations. Founded in 1949, the museum houses 38,000 ethnological items and more than 500,000 archaeological objects. Wonderful examples of huge totem poles, used by Northcoast natives to tell stories, can be found here as well as implements used by all indigenous peoples in their daily lives."

"The Museum of Anthropology is home to the world’s largest collection of works by acclaimed Haida artist Bill Reid, including his famous cedar sculpture, The Raven and the First Men. The museum allows you to explore traditional and contemporary art from Northwest Coast First Nations and other cultures across the world, including magnificent carvings, weavings and contemporary art. Explore the Museum’s Multiversity Galleries where more than 10,000 objects from across the globe are on show."

"But with courses going online and very few students staying in residence, there’s never been a quieter time to stroll the grounds of this world-class university. Parking is even easier with the main competition reduced to sun worshippers heading to Wreck Beach. There are more squirrels than students traversing the grassy areas off the principal pedestrian arteries, East Mall, Main Mall and West Mall so it’s safe to wander without feeling too old."