Every Italian business in Ontario

King West's Southern Italian standby in a converted auto-body shop — handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza and a rooftop terrace.

An art-deco King West address for handmade pasta and modern Italian — long lunches, late dinners and a soaring dining room.

Family-run Italian comfort food on Thorold Road — homemade pasta, gnocchi and veal, cooking from recipes that started in Italy in 1958.

Terroni's Victoria Street osteria — southern Italian and Sicilian cooking at the edge of the Financial District.

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

Little Italy's pasta-and-chops room on College — handmade pasta, tableside touches and Italian-Canadian family cooking.

INK Entertainment's casual Italian bar at Adelaide and John — Roman pizza, Famiglia Baldassarre pasta and a long wine list.

Terroni's Junction Triangle room inside Spaccio West — restaurant, bakery and Italian market under one roof on Sterling Road.

NODO's St Clair West room in Hillcrest Village — the group's pasta-and-pizza menu in a bright, family-friendly dining room.

The Danforth member of the Il Fornello group — wood-fired pizza, fresh pasta and a casual room between Pape and Carlaw.

An Italian culinary studio on Lansdowne where chefs from Naples teach pizza, pasta and regional menus — classes, dinners and private events.

A High Park cooking studio with a five-week pasta masterclass and single-session Italian classes, from orecchiette to carbonara.

A family-run culinary event space beside St. Lawrence Market — hands-on pasta and pizza nights from $95, plus a monthly wine night.

Chef- and sommelier-run pasta classes inside Casa Mia in Niagara Falls — make regional shapes by hand, then eat a family-style dinner at the communal table.

A family-run trattoria on Langstaff Road, cooking a different Italian region's menu every month.