1265 Hamilton Street, Vancouver
Tel: 604-568-6685
Web: www.charlielovespizza.com
Twitter: @pizzabycharlie
Advice: Sit at the family communal table when dining solo or with friends, it is a great way of getting to know other diners.
Finally a pizza place in Yaletown where you can dine with friends and enjoy cocktails too! I loved the photos of Charlie that adorn the walls as well as the comfy couches for lounging. I sat the family table with friends and we shared a few appetizers, pizzas and desserts. To start we began with the Grappa Cured Salmon ($15) with cucumber and mint yoghurt, salmon roe, lemon zest; followed by the Beef Crudo ($15) with horseradish cream, caper salt, eschalotte and sage oil; followed by the Prosciutto di Parma ($15) with pea mousse, snow pea tendril, egg, crostini and extra virgin olive oil.
From there we moved on to the pizzas, since Charlie’s is the home of pizza it was a must try, starting off with the Smoked Duck Pizza ($25) with porcini sauce, roast portabello, tallegio cheese, radicio and truffle oil. The next pizza was the Pork Meatball ($23) with tomato sugo, fontina, smoked speck and fresh oregano. The last pizza was the Short Rib Beef ($25) with tomato sugo, carmelized onions, mozzarella, horseradish cream and green onions. The two pizzas that I enjoyed most were the Smoked Duck and Short Rib.
For dessert, again we shared them both, my favourite by far was the 73% Chocolate Ganache ($10) with pistachio soil, chocolate wafer and mint sorbet. The other dessert was the Banofie Pie ($10) with dry caramel, bananas and coconut ice cream. The restaurant is funky with a modern décor with live DJs spinning upbeat tunes. All I could think after dinner, where was Charlie?
Review by: Richard Wolak
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March 9th, 2010
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