Every Italian business in Ontario

Sicilian and Abruzzo family gelato on Queen West — long hours, cannoli piped to order and espresso alongside the case.

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

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

Erie Street's coffee roaster and gelato bar — house-made gelato and espresso since 1981 in Little Italy.

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

Niagara's original gelato shop, family-run since 1978 — gelato from the family recipe on Victoria Avenue.

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

London's Italian bakery and market on Wonderland Road North — fresh bread, hot table and house-made gelato.

A forty-year-old family bakery on Rustic Road in North York — breads, hot table, gelato and veal sandwiches near Lawrence and Keele.

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

Authentic Florentine-style gelato on Lakeshore East — the Oakville scoop.

A Little Italy pastry-and-gelato landmark at 200 Preston since the early days of the corso.

The Comella brothers' authentic Italian caffè — locally roasted coffee, gelato, cannoli and sandwiches on Markham Rd.

Pickering's Italian café-counter and gelateria — veal sandwiches, panini, pasta and real gelato.

Toronto's oldest gelateria, on College Street since 1959 — gelato, spumoni and cannoli in the heart of Little Italy.

A small Italian café and hot table on Mosley Street — handmade pasta, sauces and gelato a short walk from the beach.

A cannoli bakery and espresso bar on Roytec Road — Sicilian pastries, cakes and coffee, made to order.

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

The Kensington Market counter of the Luca family's gelateria — gelato and sorbetto on Augusta Avenue.

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.

Handcrafted Italian gelato and desserts on Queen Street West in downtown Brampton, with dairy-free options.

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.