Olympia Pizza

This is a thirty year old restaurant that looks like the focus is on Greek food, so that’s what we had for lunch. It was just okay. The spanakopita was probably the best item we had. 

The first time we went here we waited for ten minutes and no one ever showed up form the kitchen, but the second time the service was good.

They have quite a few wines by the glass at good prices, although I wish they had more Greek and Santorini wines beyond just retsina.. My Australia Pinot Grigio was good.

It looks like pizza might be the way to go.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/olympia-pizza-vancouver

Nook

This charming and intimate trattoria offers authentic rustic pizza and pastas in a cozy, welcoming environment.

The pizza is just like in Naples, with a thin center and poofy crust, perfectly sauced and cooked.

A small but well-thought-out wine list focuses on Italian wines.

Salted Caramel Chocolate Budino is a fabulous chocolate mousse-like dessert that goes great with an espresso.

The servers are friendly and enthusiastic, and obviously enjoy what they are doing, which creates wonderful hospitality.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/nook-vancouver

Caviar Bistro

This lovely spot overlooking the marina offers a varied menu of pastries, coffee drinks, cold drinks, a few sandwiches and wraps, omelets, egg dishes, hummus, baba ganoush, and even pizza. Just about the only thing Caviar Bistro doesn’t offer is… caviar!

The pizza had a nice thin, crisp center with a chewy edge. Hummus was nicely seasoned.

Shout out for the blueberry roibos tea!

Service was friendly and quick. 

https://www.yelp.com/biz/caviar-bistro-vancouver