Browse menus, reviews and photos of Italian Restaurants in Port Alberni.
Wine Bar · $$
5059 Argyle Street, Port Alberni
Customers’ favorites
“We had an amazing meal and wonderful service. I love that when I leave there I feel great as the food is so healthy and delicious, many layers of amazing flavors to each dish we ate.”
Pizza · $$
3723 Redford Street, Port Alberni
Customers’ favorites
“We ordered delivery this Saturday evening. It was a very windy, blustery rainy night but regardless the delivery driver was so pleasant and sweet. We had the vegetarian lasagna and the baked fettuccini Alfredo with shrimp and veggies added. Both exceeded our expectations for being from a pizza joint. The veggies tasted fresh. I added a bit of fresh squeezed lemon and pepper to the shrimp Alfredo and honestly it tasted like it was from a fancy restaurant. The portions are huge so we will both have enough leftovers for an entire meal tomorrow. This is not our first time ordering and every time has been consistent and good. Highly recommend!”
Pizza · $$
3751 10th Avenue, Port Alberni
Customers’ favorites
“Always fresh pizza and full when you leave or take out to a local area were you can enjoy some of the best pizza around ! For a chain restaurant this has to be one of those that stand out for $ to $ it make sense plus location of the place there is so many options of take home or to a local land mark an take in the family beautiful place or enjoy a sit down watching sports !tv or in person ! Go bulldogs go !”
Una Pizza Napoletana, a popular spot in New York, has just been named the best pizza in the world by the 2024 Italian 50 Top Pizza ranking. This is a major victory for owner Anthony Mangieri, who has already earned the title of best pizza in the U.S. for three years in a row.
Naples-born Rosso Pomodoro has landed in Denver. The Italian pizza franchise just opened its first U.S. location in the city's Central Park neighborhood at 29th Ave Town Center. "It has long been a dream to introduce our brand of authentic Neapolitan-style pizza to every corner of America,” CEO Nicola Saraceno shared his excitement.
Totonno's Pizzeria Napolitana, a 100-year-old Coney Island eatery, is looking for a buyer or partner to keep its legacy alive, but it has one important condition. Totonno's has made it through fires, floods, and even COVID, but there's one thing they'll never tolerate: pineapple on their pizza.