Every Italian business in Ontario

Catanese street food on St Clair West — arancini fried through the day, cannoli filled to order, rosticceria and Sicilian aperitivo.

The Battaglia family's Sicilian bakery on Invergordon Avenue — pane di casa, cannoli, arancini and a hot table, since 1994.

A forty-year-old family bakery on Rustic Road in North York — breads, hot table, gelato and veal sandwiches near Lawrence and Keele.

Baldwin Village's Italian sandwich shop and market — focaccia sandwiches, imported pantry shelves and catering boxes.

Queen West sandwich counter baking focaccia al padellino — the Turin-style bread that makes its panini different.

Schiacciata sandwiches on Queen West — bread baked in the back, Italian cured meats sliced to order.

The original Elm Street counter — Italian sandwiches, cold cuts and a takeout window a block from Yonge-Dundas.

Trinity Bellwoods' takeout deli — overstuffed Italian sandwiches, salads and a small grocery, eleven to seven daily.

The Financial District counter for Toronto's signature porchetta sandwich — crackling, truffle sauce, weekdays only.

The King West counter of Toronto's cult bakery — slow-ferment bread, porchetta panini, proper espresso.

Gruppo Terroni's two-storey Italian bakery and café at Yonge and Temperance — pastries and panini downstairs, a restaurant above.

A Yonge Street deli counter since 1984 — house-made sausages, imported salumi and the sandwich Toronto keeps ordering.

Royal York Road's Italian sandwich and pizza counter — panuozzo, the Neapolitan street sandwich, made to order.

A neighbourhood Italian espresso bar on Dufferin Street in North York — coffee, panini and pastries, morning to late afternoon.

The Well's Italian sandwich counter — classics made to order, catering trays, dine-in or grab-and-go.

Elm Street's Leslieville shop on Queen East — the same deli sandwiches, open from eight every morning.

The Elm Street counter inside Queen's Cross Food Hall at the Eaton Centre — sandwiches for the mall and the office towers.

A family-run panini counter and Italian market on Harbord — numbered sandwiches, imported goods and Friday game nights.

Lambo's east-side shop on Queen East — the same stacked sandwiches, with a grocery shelf for the walk home.

Porchetta & Co.'s late-night kitchen at the Castlefield food hall — porchetta and fried chicken until half past eleven.