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Best pasta and sandwiches in town! Dont miss this place its a hidden gem. I eat here 2 tikes a week minimum. Thx for the great food keep it up!:)…
James Frisella
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This shop's a really nice gem that specializes in fresh-made pastas (they do also offer a few sandwiches, soups and saladas a well). Their pastas are …
Willow Yang
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Excellent food, great prices, very friendly, family-owned feel. What's not to love? Except perhaps that I wish they had other locations all over the c…
Kabir
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9 Reviews on “Raviolino”
Excellent food, great prices, very friendly, family-owned feel. What’s not to love? Except perhaps that I wish they had other locations all over the city.
I am not exactly sure which 3 dishes I had, one of my friends ordered it for us and we ate together. But in terms of other ravioli places that I’ve been to, this one takes the price! Like just snatches it right out.Delicious ravioli.Food – 5/5Service – 4/5 Ambiance – 3.5/5 Value for money – 4/5The place closes at 8pm so be sure to visit before that and savour the taste.
Their meat lasagne is incredible!! A great place for takeout or casual dinner. They have fresh pastas, sauces and pre made lasagne for take home and bake and impress your guests. We eat here once a week and seriously delicious Italian food!
I discovered raviolino during a Google search for fresh pasta in vancouver. After reading some reviews I was eager to try their pasta. The pasta comes with a choice of sauce and side. We have tried most of their ravioli with different sauces. Our conclusion is the pasta is cooked very well, the sauces are flavorful. They even sell fresh pasta there to take home and cook. We also tried the lasagna which was very good. Now this is a family friendly casual establishment. This may not compare to higher end Italian joints but that I believe is the point. Raviolino delivers a taste of Italy at a ridiculously affordable price. Simple yet elegant Italian food fare.
I have only been here once but I have to say the ravioli was good. I especially enjoy how they have so many different exotic flavours like pistachio for example, makes me want to try all of them to figure out which one I like the most. This was more like a Cafe versus a restaurant in which one would pay before they got their food, but it was still a nice environment.
Raviolino Gourmet Pasta ()2822 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver, BC604-736-0772Tue – Sat 11:30am-8:00pm (Mon & Sun closed) ( 5 ) 4 3 3 3 3 3ravioli$9.99/$7.99-$9.99
Hand made pasta made with fresh ingredients, and it does NOT cost a fortune? That’s Raviolino for you.I was gonna go for dinner with my Italian friend. After reading about its amazing reviews, low price point, and mouth watering menu, I decided that this is gonna be where we dine tonight. But I was bringing an Italian to a ravioli place – I was understandably apprehensive.The first thing that struck us, was that it was empty. Not a single soul. We waited for a couple minutes before someone greeted us at the cashier. After all those amazing reviews, I did not expect to enter an abandoned shop.Turns out, we were just very, very close to 8 pm, their closing time. But they did not mention a word of it, greeted us happily, took our orders, and left us to enjoy the solitude of a restaurant that had just closed for the day. I went for the chicken and mushroom ravioli in alfredo sauce, with a side serving of their house salad. My friend ordered the four cheese ravioli in meat sauce with a side of garlic bread. We both concurred that while my alfredo ravioli was better, his garlic bread was the winner among sides.Oh, and he approved of the food! He said it felt very much like restaurants in Italy, except no one there tries to pronounce Italian words from the posters on the wall in a bad accent (me).On my part, I liked the casual, ‘ravioli bar’-esque, no frills dining style there. Food was pretty great, and that too, at $11.50 for ravioli and salad!