Every Italian business in Ontario

Italian-American classics on the fourth floor and rooftop of Portland Square — King West dining with a late-night room.

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

Southern Italian institution since 1992 — fresh pasta, wood-fired pizza, and dramatic old-Bank-of-Toronto rooms.

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

The Corktown sibling of Gusto 101 — a soaring glass room on King East doing Southern Italian, pizza and late nights.

Roman-style pizza, pasta made fresh daily and a salumi bar on Church Street — a late-night Italian room in Old Town.

Geary Avenue's pizza-and-bar room — Greater Good Bar, 75 seats, slices until two in the morning on weekends.

Artisans handcraft fresh mozzarella in front of your guests — weddings, private and corporate events across the GTA.

Private-chef Italian catering with 20+ years of tradition — plus IYKYK pizza nights where 30 pizzas, one night, is the whole menu.

Toronto's Italian party experience — long-weekend nights that bring the community together, unapologetically for the culture.

Toronto's Italian cultural centre — festivals, arts, athletics and community traditions on Lawrence Avenue West.

Kensington Market's Neapolitan pizzeria on Augusta — wood-fired pizza, Italian plates and a sidewalk patio in the heart of the market.

Chef Victor Barry's original Harbord Street room — bright, loud and unapologetically delicious modern Italian.

Rustic Italian and a deep wine list on King West — shareable plates and a room built for late nights.

Mercatto's South Core taverna — handmade pasta, pizza and Italian plates a block from the waterfront towers.

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

A Yorkville original down the stairs on Bellair Street — traditional Italian cooking with old-school hospitality.

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

Bloordale's Italian-American neighbourhood pizzeria — wood-fired pizza, classic red-sauce plates and group-style dining.

Leslieville's long-running Italian restaurant — generous classic dishes in the famously eclectic room known as The Nose.

Contemporary Italian bisteccheria near St. Lawrence Market — steakhouse tradition through an Italian lens.

Terroni's grandest room, inside the former York County Courthouse — southern Italian pasta and pizza under soaring ceilings.

A Leslieville osteria on Queen East — pizza, pasta and Italian plates with Sunday brunch and a relaxed bar.

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