Every Italian business in Ontario

Italian-American classics on the fourth floor and rooftop of Portland Square — King West dining with a late-night room.

King West's Southern Italian standby in a converted auto-body shop — handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza and a rooftop terrace.

Modern Italian enoteca in downtown Oakville — handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza, curated wines.

The Abruzzi team's Hyde Park taverna — Italian comfort, great wine, easy hospitality.

High-octane Italian at City Centre — chef-inspired, hospitality-driven on Mulcaster Street.

Aurora's energetic Italian-inspired scratch kitchen — a focused menu of pastas and wood-fired pies with handcrafted cocktails.

Contemporary Italian on James Street North — handmade pasta, wood-fired plates, reservations required.

Augusta Street's Italian kitchen & bar — fresh pasta, pizza and cocktails with the room spilling onto the sidewalk.

Contemporary Italian dining and Il Bar aperitivo inside The Windsor Hotel on Albert Street.

An art-deco King West address for handmade pasta and modern Italian — long lunches, late dinners and a soaring dining room.

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.

An old-Hollywood Italian bar and restaurant on Queen West — red sauce, handmade pasta and a room built for a long night.

Award-winning contemporary Italian dining on Erie Street — a dining room, patio, lounge and private room under one roof.

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

A family-owned Italian eatery and lounge on 8th Street East — pizza from a special oven, pasta and a full bar.

Italian dining on Queens Avenue — pasta made from scratch, cocktails and a room built for a long dinner.

A new Italian kitchen and bar on Main Street South, serving from breakfast through dinner.

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

A bakery-café by day and Italian bar by night on Hawkview Boulevard — sourdough focaccia, pizza and cocktails.

New York Italian on Roncesvalles — velvet banquettes, an open kitchen and red-sauce classics done from scratch.

Stelvio's next chapter on Dundas West — northern Italian cooking with a seasonal, quietly experimental menu.

David Rocco's Yorkville aperitivo bar — spritzes, homemade gelato and a 3–6pm happy hour every day but Monday.

Handcrafted pastas, wood-fired pizza and a serious wine list on Brant Street.