Every Italian business in Ontario

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and handcrafted pasta in the historic ByWard Market.

Erin's sports-bar pizzeria on Thompson Crescent — hand-made pizza, wings and a full dine-in, takeout and delivery operation.

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.

Downtown Welland's Italian restobar and lounge on East Main Street — open seven days, from lunch through late.

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

The original Queen West slice shop — New York-style pies, a counter for takeout and eight seats for walk-ins.

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

Leslieville's Detroit-style pizzeria — Sicilian-style square pies, 48-hour cold-fermented dough and caramelised edges.

Maker's Kensington Market shop — long-fermented dough, thick square pies and thin round ones, by the slice.

Guelph's beloved pizza bistro and music club on Gordon Street.

Sixty years of Kitchener pizza tradition — two shops, house-made panzerotti, generations of regulars.

Weekend-only pizza window behind the Lancaster Smokehouse — wood-fired slices with a following.

Courtland Avenue's neighbourhood pizzeria — generous pies, loyalty rewards, zero pretension.

Westheights Drive's beloved hole-in-the-wall — panzerotti locals call the best in the city.

Wellington Road's panzerotti institution — international pies and wings, pickup and delivery.

Hamilton Road's thin-crust legend — crispy cheese pizza beloved since 1989.

Hamilton Road's beloved hole-in-the-wall — pizza with a devoted local following.

Ajax's Westney Road pizzeria since the neighbourhood was young — classic pies, panzerotti and a patio in summer.

The Brockville shop of the Tata's pizza family — hand-built pies, pasta and burgers, open to midnight seven days a week.

Old-school Pickering pizzeria on Bayly — traditional pies, panzerotti and catering for every occasion.

Ontario's mozzarella-stretching Italian kitchen, newly open in Aurora — wood-fired pizza, hand-pulled pasta and a lively bar.

Downtown Milton's stone-baked pizzeria on Commercial Street — 00-flour dough, lasagna, wings and late-night hours.

Handmade pasta, in-house mozzarella and wood-fired pizza at Highway 7 and the 404 — a lively Italian kitchen and bar.