Every Italian business in Ontario

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

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.

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

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

Neapolitan-flour pizza and fresh pasta in downtown Orangeville, on Broadway.

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

A family-owned Italian ristorante on Victoria Street East — fresh pasta, veal and a patio in downtown Alliston.

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

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

A Woodbridge institution on Rowntree Dairy Road — pizza, pasta, seafood and steaks, with a room built for family celebrations.

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

Hands-on Italian classes in a Densley Avenue catering kitchen — fresh pasta, mozzarella, Neapolitan pizza, salumi and Sunday sugo.

An afternoon making fettuccine and tomato sauce by hand with the Nonne of Kingston's Italo-Canadian Club — five seats, $150.

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

Serving Niagara since 1962 — the Pingue family's quiet, elegant dining room at Ferry and Stanley, a short walk from the falls.

The Yonge & Eglinton Italian dining room that has been part of uptown since 1996 — pasta, pizza and a long wine list.