Italian Kitchen Prices Canada 2026: Vancouver Burrard Street Specials, Lasagna Sundays and Tableside Tiramisu
Italian Kitchen Prices Canada 2026: Vancouver Burrard Street Specials, Lasagna Sundays and Tableside Tiramisu
Italian Kitchen menu prices are not a long a la carte list. The Burrard Street restaurant in downtown Vancouver publishes current specials instead of a full price table, and that is exactly what this guide covers. The Piatto Blu Speciale is $20 on weekdays, or $26 with a glass of house wine or beer. The Sunday 100 layer lasagna dinner is $45, with select wines at $12 a glass. Aperitivo Hour runs daily from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, but no prices are published for it, so I am not going to invent any. All prices are CAD, from the official Glowbal page, checked on October 24, 2026.
Here is the honest catch, up front. If you came here looking for the price of every pasta on the menu, you will not find it, because the restaurant does not publish it. What you will find is every price the restaurant does publish, plus the signature dishes it is known for, with a clear label wherever a price is missing or comes from a third-party listing. For another BC Italian room with a fuller published menu, the Il Covo Trattoria menu prices page is a useful comparison before you book.
What Are the Italian Kitchen Menu Prices?
This is the Italian Kitchen Vancouver Burrard menu in table form, and it is short on purpose. Every line below comes from the official Glowbal page for the Burrard Street location, fetched live on October 24, 2026. The brand publishes no a la carte price table, so a table that pretended otherwise would be fiction. The menu card further down this section is a render of those same official specials, not a photo of a menu board, because no genuine current menu card photo exists for this location. TripAdvisor gives a broad general range of C$20 to C$65 for this restaurant. Use that only as a rough sense of the room, never as the price of a dish.
| Current specials (official page) | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Piatto Blu Speciale, daily feature dish, weekdays 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM | $20 |
| Piatto Blu Speciale combo, same dish with a glass of house red or white wine or beer | $26 |
| 100 Layer Lasagna Dinner Sundays, three-course menu (Rock Prawn Caesar Salad, 100 layer lasagna, Signature Zeppole) | $45 |
| Select wines with the Sunday lasagna menu, per glass | $12 |
| Aperitivo Hour, daily 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, select food items and feature drinks | Price not published |
| Tableside Tiramisu, for two (third-party listing, NOT an official price) | $22 |
Two gaps in that table deserve a plain explanation. The Sunday menu offers lobster and shaved black truffle upgrades for the lasagna, and an upgrade to the famous tableside tiramisu instead of the Zeppole, but the official page publishes no prices for any of those upgrades. So they are listed as unpriced here. Same story for Aperitivo Hour. A guide that filled those blanks with guesses would look complete and be wrong, and your bill would be the thing that proved it.
Italian Kitchen Menu Card Canada
That card is a render of the official current specials, because the official menu lives as page text and features, not as a price table image. Every price on it matches the table above and the official page. If a price ever changes on the official page, the official page wins.
What Is the Italian Kitchen Piatto Blu Speciale?
The Italian Kitchen Piatto Blu Speciale price is $20, and it is the best value in this guide by a clear margin. It is the daily feature dish, served weekdays from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, which makes it a lunch play, not an all-day deal. The $26 combo adds a glass of house red or white wine or beer to the same dish, so the drink costs you $6 on top of the plate. Is that a good deal? Honestly, yes, for downtown Vancouver, where a glass of house wine alone often runs past that. The catch is that the official page does not say what the feature dish is on any given day, so you go in trusting the kitchen, not ordering off a fixed description. I like that kind of lunch, personally. That is the short version of the Italian Kitchen Glowbal Vancouver specials story: a few strong plates, honestly priced, and no filler. A kitchen that changes its feature daily is usually a kitchen that cooks fresh.
Italian Kitchen 100 Layer Lasagna Dinner Sundays: Is $45 Worth It?
The Italian Kitchen 100 layer lasagna dinner is a $45 three-course Sunday menu, and the structure is simple enough to judge before you book. Starter: Rock Prawn Caesar Salad. Main: the 100 layer lasagna itself. Dessert: Signature Zeppole, or an upgrade to the famous tableside tiramisu, with the upgrade price unpublished. Select wines are $12 a glass with this menu. So a Sunday dinner with one glass of wine lands at $57 before tax and tip, and you know that before you sit down. No surprises, and that counts for a lot in a room like this. Would I pay $45 for a three-course lasagna dinner? If the lasagna is really built in 100 layers and the prawn Caesar is as good as it sounds, yes, and I would order the tiramisu upgrade if the server quotes a fair price at the table. If the upgrade price sounds steep on the night, the Zeppole is already included, so you lose nothing by asking first.
What Should You Order at Italian Kitchen?
Beyond the priced specials, the Italian Kitchen handmade pasta Vancouver menu starts with handmade daily pasta, and the signature list reads like a greatest hits reel. Agnolotti filled with wild mushrooms and truffle. Lobster tagliatelle. Truffle Spaghetti and Signature Meatballs. Black Squid Ink Linguine Alle Vongole. Table Side Linguine Cacio e Pepe. Canadian Prime Beef Carpaccio. Fettuccine Alla Bolognese. Dungeness Crab Garganelli. Tagliolini with Lamb Ragu. Branzino with a hard salt crust cracked tableside. Mushroom arancini. Tableside mushroom risotto finished in a parmesan wheel. A Pasta Tower and other tableside pasta dishes. None of those carry a published price, so I am listing them as dishes to ask about, not as priced menu items. For a different Vancouver Italian table to weigh against this one, the Ask for Luigi menu prices page covers another well-known Vancouver Italian room.
Italian Kitchen Tableside Tiramisu
That is the signature finish: tableside tiramisu, served at the table, and the one dish in this guide where the price needs a label. The official site confirms tableside tiramisu is a signature item but publishes no price for it. A third-party listing for the Burrard Street location puts it at $22 for two. Treat that as a third-party figure, not an official price, and confirm it with your server before you order it as an upgrade on a Sunday. The show is real either way. The price tag just is not official.
A quick word on the events page, because it is easy to mix these up with prices. The official page also lists the Italian Kitchen Explore Toscana menu, a feature menu with no published price, a Ricasoli Wine Dinner on Tuesday, November 17 (five-course, wine-paired), and a Chef-Led Pasta Making Experience on Saturday, November 14, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. None of those carry a published price, so none of them appear in the price table. They are worth knowing about if you are planning a special night, but do not budget for them from this guide. Ask the restaurant for the price first.
Planning Your Visit: Location, Hours and What to Know Before You Go
Italian Kitchen Vancouver is at 860 Burrard Street, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1X9. Phone: +1 604-687-2858. Official page: glowbalgroup.com/italiankitchen/. This guide covers the downtown Burrard Street location only. Do not mix it up with the sister Glowbal locations: Italian Kitchen at Park Royal in West Vancouver, and Trattoria by Italian Kitchen in Burnaby. They are different rooms with different menus, and in particular the OpenTable CAN$31 to $50 price band that shows up in searches belongs to the Park Royal location, not to Burrard Street, so it is not used anywhere in this article.
On hours, the official page posts no hours table I can quote, so here is the third-party picture with its label attached. Restaurantji, updated October 16, 2026, and Wanderlog agree on Sunday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM and Friday to Saturday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM, and listings show the restaurant still open and taking reservations in October 2026. Treat those hours as third-party information and check the official page or call before you go, especially for a Sunday lasagna dinner. For one more Italian option on Vancouver Island to compare, the Il Terrazzo menu prices page is worth a look if your trip takes you to Victoria.
So, is it worth it? For a weekday lunch, the $20 Piatto Blu Speciale is an easy yes, and the $26 combo is the smarter version of it if you want a glass of wine. For a Sunday, the $45 lasagna dinner is a proper occasion menu at a price you can plan around, with $12 wines keeping the extras honest. Italian Kitchen menu prices, checked against the official page on October 24, 2026, are specials of $20 to $45, select wines at $12, Aperitivo Hour unpriced, and tableside tiramisu at $22 for two on a third-party listing only. Go for lunch if you want the best value. Go on Sunday if you want the show.
Italian Kitchen Menu Prices FAQ
What are Italian Kitchen menu prices?
Italian Kitchen menu prices are current specials, not a full a la carte price table. The Piatto Blu Speciale is $20, or $26 with a glass of house wine or beer. The Sunday 100 layer lasagna dinner is $45, with select wines at $12 a glass. All prices are CAD, from the official Glowbal page, verified October 24, 2026.
What is the Italian Kitchen Piatto Blu Speciale price?
The Italian Kitchen Piatto Blu Speciale price is $20 for the daily feature dish on weekdays from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. The $26 combo pairs the same dish with a glass of house red or white wine or beer.
What is the Italian Kitchen 100 layer lasagna dinner?
The Italian Kitchen 100 layer lasagna dinner is a $45 three-course Sunday menu: Rock Prawn Caesar Salad, 100 layer lasagna, and Signature Zeppole, or an upgrade to the famous tableside tiramisu. Select wines are $12 a glass with this menu. Upgrade prices are not published.
Does Italian Kitchen Vancouver have Aperitivo Hour prices?
The Italian Kitchen Aperitivo Hour Vancouver slot runs daily from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, but the official page publishes no prices for its select food items or feature drinks. This guide lists no Aperitivo Hour prices, because none are published to quote.
What is the Italian Kitchen tableside tiramisu price?
The Italian Kitchen tableside tiramisu price is listed as $22 for two on a third-party listing for the Burrard Street location. The official site confirms tableside tiramisu is a signature item but publishes no price for it, so treat $22 as a third-party figure, not an official price.
Where is Italian Kitchen Vancouver and is it open?
Italian Kitchen Vancouver is at 860 Burrard Street, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1X9, phone +1 604-687-2858. It is the downtown Burrard Street location of the Glowbal group, still open and taking reservations in October 2026. Third-party listings give its hours as Sunday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM and Friday to Saturday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM.
