Tuscany Restaurant is an European style trattoria located in Snug Cove, Bowen Island, just a 2 minute walk from the ferry. They serve wood oven pizza & Mediterranean cuisine. We stopped by here before starting our hike to have lunch.
The restaurant has a very nice and large garden patio area where visitors can choose to sit in the sun or the shade.
There's even a fountain!
They have a lot of deliciously sounding options of pizza, which comes in two difference sizes 8" (individual) for $13 and 14" (2-3 people) for $21. There's also a gluten free option available. They also serve pasta but all of us were feeling like pizza so we ordered 3 types. The table next us was enjoying a Toscana salad and it looked really good so we decided to share one as well.
After ordering, I went into the restaurant to look around. The restaurant building is a rustic heritage style house. It's a little dark inside.
Since it was such a nice day, everyone was eating outdoors and the tables indoors were empty.
There is a kitchen upstairs and the wood oven in the basement. I think they also sell t-shirts that say "iPie" and "Slow down, this ain't the Mainland" or something similar. I saw a bunch hanging near the main entrance. Most of the waiters were wearing them. Upon reading the back of the t-shirt, I discovered that Tuscany Restaurant is apparently famous for their pear & brie pizza. I wish I knew this before I ordered. It's called the Tuscany on the menu. Fresh sliced pear, brie cheese with caramelized onions. Mmm. Just thinking about it makes me want to go back!
The pizza girls were in the basement happily making our lunches.
Toscana Salad ($15) - organic greens, artichokes, fresh pear, sun dried tomatoes, parmigiano |
Toscana Salad ($15) |
Dolce Inferno (SM $13)- Capicollo, caramilized onions, mozzarella, sweet & spicy peppers, tomato sauce |
Quatro Stagioni (SM $13) - Proscuitto, mushrooms, artichokes, mozzarella, tomato sauce |
Bella Venizia (LG $21) - Portobello mushroom, roasted garlic, goat's cheese, cassata, herbs, fresh arugula |
Bella Venizia |

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