Every Italian business in Ontario

The Erie Street trattoria that has been Windsor's Italian address since 1990 — family recipes, pizza from the oven and a room built for a long dinner.

A family-run Victoria Avenue institution — wood-oven pizza, home-cooked Italian plates and three dining rooms a short walk from Clifton Hill.

A Calabrese family restaurant on Bay Street — big portions, slow sauces and the kind of welcome that comes with the bread.

A family-owned Italian eatery on King Street West, serving Chatham lunch through dinner seven days a week.

Family-owned pasta on King Street North — the Waterloo outpost of a Kitchener Italian family with three rooms.

Italian dining on Niagara Boulevard, open daily from noon until late.

An Italian restaurant and banquet hall on Cedar Street South — lunch and supper two days a week, takeout all afternoon.

Downtown Pembroke's Italian grill on Pembroke Street East — dinner seven nights a week.

Family-run Calabrian-hearted trattoria on the Waterfront — patio, takeout, traditions.

New on The Queensway — Italian-inspired cucina from the Kramer's Bar & Grill team.

A family-run chalet on Steeles Avenue — authentic Italian dining in Tony Spiducci's, with banquet rooms behind it.

A tiny mom-and-pop kitchen off Carrville — home-cooked Italian plates and the lasagna locals order ahead for.

Southern Italian soul food on the Danforth — family recipes, handmade comfort and a welcoming neighbourhood dining room.

Leslieville's long-running Italian restaurant — generous classic dishes in the famously eclectic room known as The Nose.

A cozy midtown Italian room on St. Clair West — scratch-made Roman pasta and Neapolitan pizza, dough made with Italian sparkling water.