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“Campagnolo” To Celebrate Peak Season Bounty With Big Feast On August 6

Campagnolo Restaurant is located at 1020 Main St. in Vancouver, BC | 604-484-6018 | campagnolorestaurant.ca
Campagnolo Restaurant is located at 1020 Main St. in Vancouver, BC | 604-484-6018 | campagnolorestaurant.ca

The GOODS from Campagnolo

Vancouver, BC | The few weeks of harvest between late July and early August are what dreams are made of for most Vancouver chefs. There is an incredible variety of fresh local produce available inspiring an endless amount of breathtakingly beautiful and delicious dishes.

On Wednesday, August 6, Campagnolo Restaurant is partnering with Masi wine to present a Midsummer Night: a family-style feast spotlighting peak-of-the-season produce. This annual dinner celebrates the season’s freshest ingredients sourced that day from the Main Street Station Farmers Market as well as a variety of small farms and producers unique to Campagnolo. Guests will be lavished with summer produce newly picked from small artisanal farms and refreshing wines from Masi.

Guests will be seated at communal tables and will share over a dozen dishes including antipasti, pasta, primi, contorni and dolci. Guests can anticipate a plethora of summer vegetables plus fresh fish, poultry and meat dishes paired with Masi’s Mondello Delle Venezie, Rosa dei Masi and Serego Alighieri Possessioni Rosso. Details after the jump…

Date: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 | Buy Tickets
Time: 7:00PM
Address: 1020 Main Street
Price: $79 (includes tax, gratuity and wine from Masi) plus Eventbrite service charge.

Notes: As the menu will be inspired by produce selected at the Main St. Station Market on August 6, substitutions to the menu will be politely declined. Midsummer Night guests are encouraged to tour the Main St. Station Farmers Market (open from 3pm – 7pm on Wednesday, August 6) prior to dining at Campagnolo.

Details

1020 Main St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2W1 | MAP
Tel: 604-484-6018
Web: www.campagnolorestaurant.ca | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Email: [email protected]
Campagnolo is open seven days a week serving dinner starting at 5pm and lunch from 11:30am – 2:30pm with brunch offered on the weekends. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis with reservations only taken for parties of eight or more dining with one of Campagnolo’s alla famiglia group menus.

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    The Team

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    Chef de Cuisine | Nathan Lowey
    Restaurant Manager | Colin Turley
    Bar Manager | Peter Van de Reep
    Director of Operations & Proprietor | Tim Pittman
    Proprietor | Robert Belcham
    Proprietor | Tom Doughty

    About Campagnolo

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    Campagnolo serves rustic Italian dishes inspired by the Piedmont and Emilia Romagna regions of Italy, and made with integrity from locally sourced seasonal ingredients. The dining room buzzes with engaging energy while the wine lounge offers a cozy and intimate haven. Campagnolo was named one of the hottest new restaurants in the world by Condé Nast Traveler and is consistently recognized at the annual Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards. Located only five minutes from Rogers Arena, Campagnolo is just steps from major corridors into Vancouver’s downtown core.

    Reviews

    “Campagnolo, to me, is the perfect neighbourhood restaurant.” – Mia Stainsby, The Vancouver Sun

    2009 Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards – Chef of the Year, Robert Belcham

    “An ego-free chef who’s making some of the best food this city has seen.” – Vancouver Magazine

    2010 Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards – Best New Restaurant, Gold

    “Affordably chic, with a slightly hipsterish vibe, a farmers’ market almost on its doorstep, and a neighbourhood pricing philosophy.” – Vancouver Magazine

    2010 Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards – Design of the Year, Silver

    “Marc Bricault’s skill as a bricoleur (basically, one who uses materials at hand) works a quirky magic while never veering into kitsch.” – Vancouver Magazine