I don't know why but i seriously can't get enough of this place. I've been going to this place a couple times a week for the last 5 years.

I can understand what some of the bad reviews are saying, the inside of the place kind of creeps me out. it seems a little dirty and the guys making your donairs seem like they hate you. I think the one review compared it to the soup nazi from seinfeld and that's dead on..

the chicken and lamb are perfectly spiced and the sauces are great. the consistency is sometimes up and down, sometimes you get the older guy and he loads it up and it's the size of a football, and other times i get the younger guy and it's so tiny i could eat two of them.

I lived two blocks away from this pub for about 6 months and probably went there at least once a week. although it seems like recently with their new menu their prices are higher but the food is still great.

their selection of on tap beers / ciders is great. i like a place with strongbow on tap.. the servers are pretty friendly and after a while knew what I wanted to eat and drink. I always get the same thing.. chicken pot pie. it sounds like a strange thing to order at a pub, but seriously, you have to try this thing. I think this might just be my favorite meal in vancouver..

tuesday is wing night, and is 50 cents a wing. that seems a little high but their wings are huge and the flavor is good. if you really hate yourself, try the 911 wings, they're painful but delicious.

After reading many negative reviews about the service here, I decided to order take out on my way home from work. This way, I could try the food and also skip the bad service.

I ordered the butter chicken (spicy), veggie pakora, paneer pakora and na'an. the veggie pakora was awesome, not too greasy, and perfect amount of seasoning. the butter chicken was just right, i like my food to be so hot i sweat sometimes and this was great! the na'an bread was fresh and delicious. the only complaint I have, is with the paneer pakora. I've never actually ordered the paneer before from anywhere but I swear that it tastes like an armpit. It was so bad I only ate a few pieces while and ended up throwing the rest directly into the garbage. like I said, maybe this is just the way paneer tastes, or maybe it's the paneer from here. regardless, I'm too afraid to order it from anywhere again to find out.

All in all, a really good meal, good spice and they give you 15% off if you pick it up. I'll be going back

Normally I've always eaten at the All Indian about 300 feet away from this place, but it was nice out and they had an outdoor seating place so we were lured in by that so we could stay out and enjoy the weather.

the service right off was alright, got our menus and drinks and ordered a veggie pakora. out of the probably 5-10 different places i've tried pakora at, this has to be the worst of them all. 6 pieces, 3 small cauliflower and 3 huge slices of potato covered super greasy, black batter. I've never eaten something so bland in my life, the only taste they had was the raita i was dipping them in..

for our main course I ordered the butter chicken (extra spicy) and garlic na'an while my mother ordered the specialty na'an (na'an with chicken peppers and onions in it) and the baingan bharta, an eggplant dish. the butter chicken was alright, but nowhere near spicy. the garlic na'an was delicious and the bharta was decent. the specialty na'an smelled like a pizza, and tasted like a bland microwaveable pizza with no tomato sauce. not to say it wasn't good, it was tasty, but was definitely not something i'd order again.

the bill was over $50 just for the two of us, and I know it's robson street, but that's still a little high. I probably won't be going back here.

I haven't written many reviews because I just don't make the time for it, but, for this place, and to save whoever is reading this the unsatisfying experience, I just felt it was my duty to fellow foodies

Like many people that were there i'm sure, we were turned away from the olive garden due to the fact it's always super busy, and when we got to Coza, it looked nice inside and was just as busy, so i thought, obviously this is a great place too.. wrong..

it took about 20 minutes for the girl we ordered drinks from, we both got girly belini's.. which tasted like watered down minutemaid peach juice, but whatever, some places just don't make them good. so we ordered our dinners and started our long wait to food time. the free salad and bread was the one decent part about the meal, until the girl accidently poured olive oil and vinegar all over my shoes.. just put it on a plate like earls does, don't try and be fancy with an upside down cup. i noticed my order, the lobster and scampi linguine, make it's way to the warming area and take a seat while my girlfriends was just being started. she ordered the Spaghetti Alla Fra’Diavolo, which sounds great, but was not. our food finally came after 15 minutes of keeping itself warm and for the 26.99 that my bowl of 99 cent pasta cost, i thought i would be at least getting quite a bit of seafood.. i got 3 shrimp and a tablespoon of lobster. my girlfriends dish tasted like campbells alphabet soup..

if you're looking for pasta for dinner, seriously, spend the 2 dollars and get michelenas from the frozen section of safeway down the street, it will be 100% better.