Pizzeria Barbarella is the newest pizzeria to hit Vancouver, but it’s not the newest to hit the Metro Vancouver pizza scene. The owner is actually the previous owner of Ah-Beetz Pizza which was located in Abbotsford. It was once the only place to get authentic New York/Neapolitan pizza.
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With a focus on paninis, the lunch menu is rather limited and simple, but the food is homemade with care. The place is trendy, the portions are fair, and the prices are reasonable and affordable for the area, which makes BREAD an easy local favourite.
It’s the 10th Annual Dine Out Vancouver from January 20 – February 5, 2012. I don’t know if it really needs any explanation, but it’s basically a food festival featuring 231 restaurants offering a set menu for $18, $28 or $38.
It’s an Italian family owned and operated hidden gem serving Southern Italian style dishes, but there are a lot of Northern style dishes too. The food isn’t quite authentic, but more authentic than most and overall I’d say it’s better than average, but not amazing.
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With 90%+ on Urbanspoon and 80+ votes I was hoping I would find a hidden gem and neighbourhood favourite. I like to think they tried, but the menu was way too big and there were a lot of shoutcuts.
Everything is very simple and the menu is limited. It really is an antipasto kind of place just like the name suggest, and I found it more enjoyable as a pre-dinner or after-dinner place. I can’t say I was too impressed, but it wasn’t bad.
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