Every Italian business in Ontario

Family-owned Italian cucina on Ontario Street since 1994 — pizza, pasta and calzone a block from the Avon.

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.

Niagara Falls' Tuscan-leaning fine-dining room on Portage Road — the restaurant that also hosts the Terra Mia pasta classes.

The Mercante family's Abruzzo kitchen on Paris Road — handmade pasta, pizza from the oven and a dining room that treats guests as family.

Downtown Peterborough's Italian dining room on Hunter Street West — dinner only, with a kitchen built for a long evening.

Downtown Welland's Italian restobar and lounge on East Main Street — open seven days, from lunch through late.

A downtown Sudbury ristorante that has been serving family Italian cooking on Paris Street for more than three decades.

A family-run fine-dining Italian room on Kathleen Street, run by a chef who came to Canada at nineteen.

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

A small Cumberland Street trattoria serving dinner five nights a week — the North Shore's quiet Italian room.

Modern Italian in the Bay and Algoma district — handmade pizza and pasta in a room that stays busy all day.

Brothers Tom and Chris Comegna's Queen Street fine-dining room, serving the Sault since 2011.

A Lakeshore Drive ristorante across from Lake Nipissing, serving Italian cooking from a hotel dining room.

Fine dining on Riverview Drive, looking out over the Thames — Italian plates and a room built for an occasion.

The Dolcetto team's Woodstock dining room on Dundas Street — a newer Italian address in the old downtown.

A family-driven Italian restaurant and wine bar on Fourth Street East — Collingwood's long-running special-occasion room.

Italian dining and a market on School House Lane — fresh pasta, sandwiches and a full restaurant, seven days a week.

A family-owned Italian eatery and lounge on 8th Street East — pizza from a special oven, pasta and a full bar.

A rustic-chic pizzeria and pasta room behind Heartwood Home, with live music next door.

A family-friendly Italian trattoria on Glamis Road with a wood-fired oven and a menu built for sharing.

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

Italian dining at Queen's Landing on Byron Street, with the harbour and the Niagara River just outside.

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