Every Italian business in Ontario

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

An Italian taverna on Little Italy's main corner — pasta and shareable plates in a room made for a long table of friends.

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.

A Lundy's Lane Italian dining room and wine bar — antipasti, pasta and secondi in a room built for a long dinner.

Italian dining on the Fallsview level of the Sheraton — pasta and secondi with the falls lit up outside the window.

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