Address and Contact Information
Address: 2933 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98201
Phone: (425) 322-5280
Website: https://www.capersandolives.com/
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Reviews
We had the Charred Broccoli to start – it’s interesting, tangy , but not my favorite.
For the mains, we family styled Shrimp Paccheri, Spicy Fennel Sausage Srozzapreti, and the Lamb Pasta (can’t remember the name).
For dessert we had the panna cotta and the chocolate finger cake. Both are fantastic… the best part (for me at least) is they are not too sweet.
It’s a lovely atmosphere, good service, fresh food, but a bit spendy for Everette. Nice date night or special occasion celebration.
The bruschetta was incredible – the onions and cheese together were unforgettable – and the focaccia was just as good. Their menu changes often, but every pasta is paired perfectly with the sauce made for it. My husband’s strozzapreti with sausage was amazing, and my bucatini carbonara-style was rich, creamy, and perfect.
We even skipped the birthday cake at home because the olive oil cake here was too good to pass up.
Small restaurant, huge flavor. Absolutely worth trying.
Atmosphere: Cozy. It’s a comfortable small restaurant with a lot of charm. It’s well spaced out and it doesn’t feel cramped. The best seats would be closest to the action where both the Chef and Sous Chef is cooking your meal. It’s a great vibe. It is a well oiled machine. The key here is team work.
Service: Was good. We were greeted by the Sous Chef, the Chef, and our waitress. Our waitress was attentive to the best of her ability as her sections were busy.
Food:
This is the center piece of this place. The food is excellent. We ordered the Leek Soup, Meatballs, Rigatoni, and Paccheri.
Each of these were excellent. Let’s focus on the Rigatoni and Paccheri, the pasta was cooked to perfection for both of these dishes. It was slightly al dente. The sauce for the Paccheri was pure perfection. The Rigatoni was exceptional. Each dish had such depth and flavor. You won’t get tired after the first bite.
Though you may visually think these dishes are small but they are truly filling.
It is worth the visit. Highly recommend this location. Reservations are a must.
Just a side note: the restaurant lighting is a touch dim. Could use a bit more brightness.
Must stop when I’m back in town!
There were 3 of us and we ordered a bunch of sides to try. We all ordered the potato leek soup, plus an order of the brussels sprouts, burrata cheese, focaccia, pear salad and delicata squash. She returned to tell us they were out of the soup. Everything was tiny portions, so be aware. The brussels were ok, but heavily burnt (I don’t mind a crispy, charred brussel but any flavor was masked by the burned flavor). The burrata was one ball. The flavors they paired with it were tasty, but nothing you couldn’t identify and do yourself at home. The focaccia was fine, served with herbed butter. We ordered the pear salad to replace the soups we didn’t get. It was literally half a pear sliced up with some cheese on top. The delicata squash didn’t arrive with everything else and it became clear it hadn’t been prepared. We asked about it and the waitress apologized and put the order in. The squash was the best thing.
TL/DR: Not worth the price. Tiny portions, single-serve, not sharable starters. Make it at home for 1/4 the cost. It was all very simply prepared, nothing stand-out amazing. I really wanted to like it, this kind of place is usually my jam, but I can’t recommend it unless you have money to burn and aren’t very hungry.