Casa Eatalia

Theresa was a treat! Shared our Italian heritage and talked Olympic success for Italy Take out pizza was delish - all three flavours Bought fresh piece of Parmesan and pasta made in Puglia - famous for their flours. Small is beautiful. Thank you for the wonderful food and great service. Lynn & Norm

I went into this store yesterday and took out a lasagna I put it in my air fryer I have to say that this is the best lasagna I have ever had you can tell it’s made from scratch and the ingredients are spot on if you want an authentic lasagna this is it ,i recommend this spot 100 percent

Amazing little shop, with everything Italian. We randomly stopped by, on our way to Seattle, on 12/24th, a few hours before everyone was closing for Christmas. The owners made a wonderful fresh pizza for us, then we tried freshly baked deserts and coffee. It was made with love and the best ingredients. Thank you so much for your hospitality and amazing food! Merry Christmas!

Stopped by while we were here for the library. Nice little tucked store with all foods italian. Ordered 2 pizzas to go. The pizza was interesting and different than other pizzas I've had. They also sold pizza doughs (currently $8 enough for 4 pizzas). The owner was very kind and he patiently explained how I should prepare the dough. I will come again if I stop by here.

Hands Down one of the Best Pizza Places in Vancouver , crunchy crust but soft inside with toppings that are as authentic as your Best Friends Nonna :) A truly amazing experience coupled with the fact they import everything directly from Italy . As they say if you come hungry to a Italians you’ll leave happy :) This is hands down a must visit spot for any pizza aficionado and Italian food lover .

Best sandwich I have ever had. "Cozy" and I love it. Very knowledgeable staff. Excellent selection and quality. We will definitely be driving across town to visit here again!

Wonderful experience at this cute authentic Pizza spot, 4 kinds on rotation and you can pick up authentic Italian ingredients to make your pastas at home. They even have an amazing frozen Lasagna for $25 to bake at home. Owner is very sweet and helpful.

Good atmosphere but lacking in food quality with very average pizza but disproportionately high price per slice. The shop decorations was much more Italian than the food and price point is much higher than many shops. You are effectively paying for vibes and certainly not the best pizza.

Tasty modern hole in the wall Italian grocery store with a small deli and coffee shop. Parking is available on Hastings as well as the the side streets. The place is pretty small and cramped. Chatted with the lady behind the counter and she mentioned all of the goods are imported from Italy. In other words, one can get the real deal here. They also had pizzas and coffee. The pizza is Roman style, which means it is long and rectangular, and cut into 10 (5x2) slices. I tried the prosciutto pizza and it was definitely tasty. Coffee was pretty good quality too. Overall I was quite happy with the place. Good for a coffee or snack stop. Recommended.

It is a small hidden treasure on Vancouver hasting street. It is a small family own business and owners are super friendly. Parking is a bit challenging due to it is all street parking. From the outside looks like a small Italian grocery store but once you walk in you will feel you are in Italy. The place can only sit 3 people max. I love the shop because the owner tailor the product specifically to you and not forcing you to buy anything. Their expressions and pizza is a must try. Holly smokes. The owner will recommend you taste a slice of their pizza and have an espresso for finish. Simply amazing. For Italian pizza I usually go to Pizzeria Spacca Napoli but this place topped it. My personal favorite is Prosciutto Pizza. Please note: if you buy take out pizza make sure you reheat in the oven for 3-5min. I made a huge mistake by microwave the left over and I destroy it. I would totally go back again and I have been back there twice already in 4 days!!! I wouldn't use door dash service for this shop because going there for the first time I already feel so connected with the owners. Definitely worth the trip!

Agree with the 'buyer beware' warning someone else wrote...many items don't have prices listed and you better ask unless you want to pay, for example, $6 for a small doughnut. It was a pretty good donut and it was fresh - yeast dough you can choose a filling from a jar like jam or nutella but at about 3" across it was underwhelming for $6. My fault for not asking until after I tapped. I feel a good customer service move is to mention the price if you know you are charging at the high end or above market price. It was my first time and I probably won't go back.

Personally I think the whole experience in all areas is much better at the competition

I was meaning to visit this store but I am turned off to read in two of the reviews that the store does not display prices on expensive items. A small store that does not display prices on expensive items is a sign of a "sting" operation, and by this I mean the customer takes the item to the cash register and hopefully still buys it even after finding out its outrageous price.

While there are good products in the store, and while the staff / owner are nice and friendly, it is buyer beware! A jar of artichokes hearts was $25.99!! Theres nothing overly special about them. Also, it has been noted that dried legumes are being sold... with packaging date of 2018. I realize that dried beans etc can last a while, their nutritional value doesn't. Why sell something that's now 5 years old? So buyer... just really do your homework.