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2020 Readers' Choice

You voted: The best Italian food in Snohomish County

Even during a pandemic, people still have their favorites.

Every year we take your nominations and let you vote for our Readers’ Choice awards. There are dozens of categories, and you can see the full list of winners here.

BEST ITALIAN FOOD

Winner: Capers + Olives

Second place: Lombardi’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar

Runner up: Contos

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