Every Italian business in Ontario

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

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

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

A red-sauce tavern on College Street — tavern-style square pizza, spritzes and Seinfeld on the screens.

A big, lively Italian room on Blue Jays Way — wood-fired pizza, house-made pasta and a daily happy hour.

INK Entertainment's casual Italian bar at Adelaide and John — Roman pizza, Famiglia Baldassarre pasta and a long wine list.

The east end's Pizzeria Libretto — Neapolitan pizza, gluten-free and vegan options, and a busy family room on the Danforth.

Terroni's Junction Triangle room inside Spaccio West — restaurant, bakery and Italian market under one roof on Sterling Road.

NODO's St Clair West room in Hillcrest Village — the group's pasta-and-pizza menu in a bright, family-friendly dining room.

The Danforth member of the Il Fornello group — wood-fired pizza, fresh pasta and a casual room between Pape and Carlaw.

An Italian culinary studio on Lansdowne where chefs from Naples teach pizza, pasta and regional menus — classes, dinners and private events.

A family-run culinary event space beside St. Lawrence Market — hands-on pasta and pizza nights from $95, plus a monthly wine night.

Bruno Martino's family pizzeria on The Queensway since 1983 — build-your-own pizza, pasta and Italian sandwiches.

Willowdale's old-school Italian garden café — five decades of red sauce, a patio, and weekend brunch.

The Avenue Road dining room — the same New York pies, with 45 seats and a room that takes bookings.

A Greenwood Avenue shop with Better Half Bar attached — pizza by the slice, cocktails and 55 seats.