Top Best Italian Restaurants in Burnaby

"Acclaimed Chef Andrew Richardson has put together a menu at CinCin that represents the clean and plentiful flavors of Italian gastronomy. Each dish is prepared with the freshest, thoughtfully selected ingredients sourced from the regions best suppliers, and creates a dish for guests that they will appreciate it for its fresh, local ingredients. Located on Robson street, you enter going down a staircase where you then enter an Italian oasis."

"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."

"Offering handmade pastas and a range of fine wines in a cozy setting, CinCin Ristorante & Bar is a glittering gem in Vancouver’s Italian dining scene, and well loved among locals and tourists alike. This is where you take your time and order yourself a meal you soon won’t forget. For starters, try their Parmesan soufflé or the wood-grilled scallops."

"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."

"Cioppino’s is one of the best Mediterranean restaurants across Canada. Perhaps the most famous restaurant for light but fancy pasta dishes. It is noteworthy that « Pino », which is referred to as « Cuchina Natural », uses only the freshest ingredients, and prepares them in ways that allow their strong natural flavours to appear without adding animal fats and other heavy ingredients."

"A post shared by Pino Posteraro (@cioppinosyaletown) on Nov 5, 2018 at 12:39pm PST. Cioppino’s offers classic Mediterranean cooking (and amazing pasta) in the heart of Yaletown. With Chef-Owner Giuseppe “Pino” Posteraro at the helm of the kitchen, diners are always in good hands here."

"AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE Being a part of Commercial Drive over the changing years, Lombardo’s has been inspired by the growing movement in food consciousness. The relationship between local ingredients and how our food is prepared and served"

"If you are a resident of Vancouver, which is located in western Canada, and a pizza lover then you must have searched about pizza"

"Delicious dishes don't have to bust your budget, and Basil Pasta Bar proves that with pasta dishes that are fresh but not pricey. Pick your own pasta, select a sauce, and then pile on the protein and veggies. House specials include smoked salmon fettuccine and maple bacon conchiglie."

"The Basil Pasta Bar is an affordable, authentic Italian cuisine restaurant. It offers a build-your-own-pasta option for $9.95. You start by picking your pasta, sauce, protein or veggies, then you can add an extra (what they call a “garnish”) for $1 to $1.45."

"Everytime we have to search for Kissa Tanto’s purple neon sign among all the stores on Pender St. in Chinatown, we like to pretend we’re the only ones that knows about it, even though it’s actually one of the hardest reservations to get in the city. Everything on their Japanese-Italian menu is amazing, but the My Private Tokyo cocktail, octopus salad, and whole fried fish are some of our favorites. The space feels like a jazz club with all the pink leather booths and vintage light fixtures, and you can’t help but feel like Don Draper is going to show up and say something like, “Happiness is the smell of a new car.” Make a reservation here a month ahead, or cross your fingers and go when they open to try and get one of the tables they reserve for walk-ins."

"Nestled in a quaint historic building in Chinatown with a chic dining space inspired by 1960s Tokyo jazz café, Kissa Tanto is a stylish restaurant that serves Italian-Japanese cuisine and classic cocktails in a relaxed, laid-back setting. Set on the second floor of the building with lovely views over Chinatown, the restaurant presents a menu of delicious cuisine that highlights the delicate flavors of Japan and the hearty warmth of Italian fare that come together to create a unique culinary fusion. Think crisp, exotic salads, elegant Crudo and cruda, playful pasta, and rich, tender meats, accompanied by tiny glasses of cold or hot sake, chilled glasses of beer, tall colorful cocktails, and fine wines."

"Same ownership as Bao Bei, but with a little bit more refined menu that combines Italian and Japanese. Your best bet here is grabbing a reservation a couple weeks before and saving up the money to really explore the menu. Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30PM-12AM, Closed Sunday and MondayWhere: 263 E Pender Street"

"Eating out while you’re on vacation can be expensive, and this is a great option for giving you the most bang for your buck. Every entree is accompanied by freshly baked warm bread and a choice of soup or salad as well as delicious spumoni ice cream at the end!. It’s no secret that kids love pasta, and this place offers a number of selections for small children in a family-friendly environment."

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"Venture into Aberdeen Centre or one of the other nearby malls to find yourself transported to Asia, complete with supermarkets, tea shops, household goods and any number of exclusive Asian brands, all yours for the browsing. Then take a short walk along the waterfront pathway to the ROX – Richmond Olympic Experience. Located in the speed skating venue from the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, the ROX features simulators so you can experience what world class athletes feel when they compete. At the south edge of Richmond is the fishing village of Steveston."

"More than 160 stores pack this Asian mall, which is anchored by a Daiso (a ubiquitous Japanese dollar store). Shoppers can stock up on trendy Korean skin-care products at Aritaum, Tony Moly, and Nature Republic, or browse everything from herbal..."

"A post shared by Commercial Drive (@commerciald) on Oct 7, 2019 at 6:47pm PDT. Venture over to Commercial Drive and explore mini-mall Il Mercato to indulge in mouthwatering pizza at Lombardo’s. Replenish your stock of miscellaneous items at Super Valu before heading over to Norman’s to buy fresh produce."

"Literally 4 slivers of almonds on the outside, an underbaked interior, and absolutely zero almond paste. It looks more like a bun than a croissant. Save your money for something better."

"Some of Vancouver's best coffee is served at the several locations of Caffè Artigiano, where the baristas have won prizes for their latte art...Read More"

"A post shared by vancouver style 👄 (@vancouver__style) on Feb 24, 2018 at 3:02pm PST. Purebread’s pastry display is legendary and so are their rustic birthday cakes. Each comes in their numerous classic flavours like the hummingbird, coconut, chocolate, lemon, and carrot."

"It is almost impossible to walk past this Gastown neighbourhood favourite without being lured in by the smell of freshly baked bread, muffins and cakes of all varieties. Address: 159 W Hastings StreetPhone: 604-563-8060Website: www.purebread.ca"

"A post shared by Purebread (@purebread_canada) on Nov 27, 2018 at 4:17pm PST. This bakery has all the sweets. Including a list of ever-changing options like raspberry crumble cheesecake, flourless orange cake, apple spice cake and much more."

"The lowdown: Owners Sienna Gan and Vicki Chen opened up shop in September to long lineups ravenous for one thing: their light-as-air Japanese soufflé pancakes, which are hand-whisked with heaps of cloudy egg white and griddled in the open kitchen. Must-order: It’s all about the jiggle if you order a classic stack of three pancakes with a side of salty butter and pure maple syrup—shake that plate for a tasty Instagram boomerang of the cakes in motion. But also: If you crave savoury over sweet, visit on a weekend because that’s when the eggs benedict and smoked salmon and avocado plate (yes, both served atop pancakes) are added to the menu."

"Fufú Classic Soufflé Pancake with butter, maple syrup, and ‘fufu’ icing sugar (Hanna McLean/Daily Hive). Vancouver’s first all-souffle pancake spot had to be on our list of must-try pancake joints. Fufú offers made-to-order pancakes in sweet and savoury varieties with toppings from local purveyors and housemade sauces too."

"Fresh and jiggly, these sweet and savoury sensations are sure to please the kids!. Fufú Café is Vancouver’s first spot to exclusively feature these decadent, buttery, airy delicacy, Japanese soufflé pancakes. Dine out menus include a hot latte, fresh fruit soda, or tea, a mini strawberry sando and decadent pancake stack."

"A post shared by Pinny Wong (@pinnysaurus) on Jun 1, 2019 at 7:01pm PDT. Situated in The Granville Station, Rad Tea Room is going to make you feel rad as soon as you taste its bubble tea. Providing a contemporary ambiance in a tea house setting, the store may be a little different in that instead of using artificial processed flavors for the tea, it uses real ingredients."