Every Italian business in Ontario

Neapolitan wood-fired pizza and house desserts on Church Street South, in the heart of Pickering Village.

The GTA's gelato institution since 1967 — 60-plus flavours, Sicilian granita and cafe crema at Piazza Del Sole in Woodbridge.

Small-batch gelato from the Canis chefs on College Street — rotating flavours and brown-butter waffle cones made in house.

A lakeshore gelateria in downtown Burlington — Italian gelato a block from the waterfront park.

Handcrafted gelato, espresso and pastries on King Street West in downtown Dundas, opened in 2026.

Kingston's downtown gelateria since 2010 — Italian gelato, sorbetto and gelato cakes on Ontario Street.

The Carlotta family's Queen Street gelateria — Italian gelato and coffee from eight in the morning until late.

Yorkville's Italian coffee bar on Bellair — Rufino-style espresso, cannoli and gelato from seven in the morning until late.

Pizza, pasta, gelato and barista classes in Faema's private test kitchen — three-hour pizza nights with a master pizzaiolo for $150.

Pino Luca's family gelateria on the Danforth — the second home of a Toronto gelato name that started in Little Italy in 2006.

Yorkville gelateria on Cumberland Street — Italian gelato, crepes and espresso a step off Bloor.

The midtown Gemma — gelato, sorbetto and coffee on Yonge Street near Davisville.

A small-batch gelateria in Hess Village, opened in 2026 — gelato made in the room, Italian-style.

Handcrafted gelato in the heart of downtown Barrie, open from eight in the morning until eleven at night.

Mio's second Kingston counter, on King Street East — gelato, sorbetto and coffee a short walk from Market Square.

The Carlotta family's lakeside shop on Lock Street in Port Dalhousie — gelato, sorbetto and espresso by the harbour.