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Trilussa Pizza and Pane

4363 Main Street
Vancouver, BC V5V3R1
Tel: (604) 558-3338
Neighbourhood: Mount Pleasant, Riley Park
  • Cuisine: Italian, Pizza
  • Price: $$ ($15 - $30)
  • Reservations: Not accepted
  • Service: Takeout, Catering
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Features: Patio
  • Hours: Mon: Closed, Tue - Sat: 9AM - 9PM, Sun: 9:30AM - 6PM
  • Trilussa serves authentic Roman pizza, soup, paninis and pane (Roman bread) using traditional methods and fresh, high quality ingredients.

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Baaahm!
By thecritic of Vancouver (305 Reviews)
Submitted Friday, September 2, 2011 - 11:20am [Dine in]

Trilussa is a new Roman-style pizza joint replacing the defunct Re-entry Espresso. They have renovated inside giving it a clean, warm and open feeling. When we went, there was a bunch of pizza available for immediate take-out so if you ever wanted to quickly grab a slice and roll, that option is available.

We ordered the Garbatella (sausage, mozzarella), Margherita (tomato, basil, mozzarella), and the Trevi (tomato sauce, pesto, fresh chillis). They were all very good; simple, fresh ingredients, nice thin and crispy crust. My favourite was the Garbatella as I really enjoyed the sausage on it.

The owner was very friendly, gave us some samples and even offered to make a custom pizza if we wanted.

I will return and probably try everything on the menu. I just added this to my list of favourite restaurants on Dine Here. Recommended.

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Terrific Roman Pizza
By curmudgeon of Downtown Vancouver (100 Reviews)
Submitted Wednesday, August 17, 2011 - 8:58pm [Dine in]

When we found out a new pizza place offering "Pane Romano" opened, we had to give it try. There are only a handful of places in Vancouver that claim to make pizza this way, so it was worth making the comparison.

We arrived and seated ourselves, and observed the counter where there were a dozen or so "pane romano" already waiting to be sliced and served. Instead we ordered something from the menu (so that it would be hot out of the oven).

We opted for the Garbatella pizza (sausage and mozarella) and the "Vancouver Pizza" (cold pizza with mescalin greens, cold smoked salmon, aioli, and lemon). We also ordered a bowl of garden vegetable soup (see the attached photographs).

The soup arrived quickly. It was quite good (seemed to be made from scratch), tasty, and fresh, a couple of slices of house made bread.

The "pane" arrived about 10 minutes later.

The Garbatella was savoury, and delicious, the crust was firm with a light crunch.

The "Vancouver" was wonderful, with the smooth silky smoked salmon, the hint of lemon, and the tang of the aioli, and the freshness of the greens. Likewise, the crust was firm and slightly crunchy.

The value rating assigned here, I rate compared to the other "Roman" style pizza places, it's quite reasonable here.

The room is clean and simple, almost cafe like, but with rich colors.

The server, and the pizzaola were both pleasant and charming.

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  • ange l. : get the capri: sliced potatoes, pesto and lots of gooey pecorino cheese
    4 days 14 hours ago
  • Michael S. : Honey + marinara sauce = crazy delicious.
    5 weeks 4 days ago
  • Jacqui Y. : Get a combo!
    18 weeks 4 days ago
  • Deborah : Just like the pizza shops in Rome. The crusts are crispy and ingredients are fresh. Try the garbatella and abruzzo pizzas.
    28 weeks 5 days ago
  • Craig B. : Excellent lunch combos. Alex makes his own bread and soup in addition to amazing Roman style pizza. Want to indulge? Try the Nutella and fresh strawberry dessert pizza
    38 weeks 2 days ago

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