Every Italian business in Ontario

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

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

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

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

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

Downtown Port Colborne's Italian ristorante on Clarence Street — fresh pasta, made in house, dinner only.

Italian dining on Queens Avenue — pasta made from scratch, cocktails and a room built for a long dinner.

Fine-dining Italian on Kent Street West — fresh pasta, seafood and a serious wine list in downtown Lindsay.

Italian dining on the Muskoka River at the Inn at the Falls — fine dining with a Sunday brunch.

Handmade pasta and wood-fired cooking on Main Street East — Huntsville's Italian dining room.

A family-owned Italian room on King Street — dinner Tuesday to Saturday, booked by phone.

Handmade pasta and seafood on Foster Street — Perth's long-running Italian bistro, dinner Wednesday to Saturday.

Italian cooking and steakhouse classics at the Perth Parkside Hotel, on Peter Street.

Italian cooking at Willow Tree Golf — lunch and dinner Tuesday to Sunday, with a room and patio over the course.

Italian dining on the Port Stanley harbourfront — pasta, wood-fired pizza and the Stork Lounge, Wednesday to Sunday.

A polished Italian dining room on Marycroft Avenue — handmade pasta, seafood and a long Italian wine list.

New York Italian on Roncesvalles — velvet banquettes, an open kitchen and red-sauce classics done from scratch.

Stelvio's next chapter on Dundas West — northern Italian cooking with a seasonal, quietly experimental menu.

Pina Maceroni's wood-fired osteria, back at the Erie Street address where her first restaurant opened in 1995.