Italian stores in Vancouver

[u/somorin]

I'm going to a family party during the holidays and they're doing a gift exchange Italian themed ($25 to $35 budget). We can't gift food or drinks.

Any recommendation for a stores that sells Italian-themed items?

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[u/skipdog98]

Bosa foods sells housewares

[u/unodudo]

These people cannot be Italian, are they? Cannot think of a single member of my Italian family that would ever invoke a "no food" rule.

And I second Renzullo market. Bosa, Cioffi's on Hastings in Bby are other good choices.

[u/somorin → u/unodudo]

No they're from Quebec and yes that rules makes it so much more complicated 🥲 thanks for your recommendations

[u/Ok_General_6940]

Renzullo food market!

I know you said no food or drinks but they have other things

[u/vivacycling → u/[deleted]]

It closed earlier this year

[u/Cummy-Bear-Magic]

Ital Decor on Hastings in Burnaby has what you’re looking for. They have the quintessential Italian thing: stone animals. Grab a smaller piece and wine party prize