Italian places in Toronto
Canada's largest city — and its largest Little Italy. From Corso Italia to College Street, the old country never left.
Food & drink
11 Toronto places found
Primadonna Restaurant & Rooftop
Italian-American classics on the fourth floor and rooftop of Portland Square — King West dining with a late-night room.
Bar Prima
An old-Hollywood Italian bar and restaurant on Queen West — red sauce, handmade pasta and a room built for a long night.
David Rocco Bar Aperitivo
David Rocco's Yorkville aperitivo bar — spritzes, homemade gelato and a 3–6pm happy hour every day but Monday.
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria
Geary Avenue's pizza-and-bar room — Greater Good Bar, 75 seats, slices until two in the morning on weekends.
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Bar Allegro
An Italian-leaning aperitivo bar from the Pompette team on College Street — wine, cocktails and small plates until late.
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DiVino
A big, lively Italian room on Blue Jays Way — wood-fired pizza, house-made pasta and a daily happy hour.
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Vagabondo Restobar
A big, lively Italian restobar on Front Street — pasta, pizza, gelato and cocktails built for groups before a game.
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Bar ARDO
The ARDO team's Sicilian cocktail bar on King East — small plates, bitter cocktails and a marble-and-velvet room.
Corso Italia Walking Tour
A two-hour stroll through Toronto's Little Italy with tastings at four family-run institutions.
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Bar Libretto
Pizzeria Libretto's Ossington flagship, reworked into a late-running pizza bar — same Neapolitan pies, a fuller bar and a room that stays up.
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NOVO
A modern Italian dining room and cocktail bar on The Queensway — opened in late 2025, built for long evenings.
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North of Brooklyn Pizzeria
A Greenwood Avenue shop with Better Half Bar attached — pizza by the slice, cocktails and 55 seats.