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.

Northern Italian fine dining in Woodbridge — homemade porcini agnolotti and a cellar of Barolo.

Southern Italian institution since 1992 — fresh pasta, wood-fired pizza, and dramatic old-Bank-of-Toronto rooms.

A culinary tour of Italy's 20 regions on Jane Street — with a different regional menu every month.

Wood-fired pizza and pasta in a stunning Kleinburg room — book ahead, it fills fast.

A St. Catharines institution on Carlton Street — banquet-scale Italian hospitality with a faithful following.

Niagara's favourite family Italian grill on Merritt Street — wood-fired pizza, generous portions, big welcomes.

Fresh pasta and hand-stretched pizza from the Charcoal Group family at Fairview — 40+ years strong.

Downtown's bustling Italian standby — ravioli, pizza and red-sauce portions that don't quit.

Belleville's Readers' Choice Italian restaurant for more than twenty years — family-run on North Front Street.

The same family's Italian table since 1977 — pizza from scratch, chicken parmigiana and a 98-seat dining room in downtown Brighton.

Downtown Brockville dining with an Italian and Mediterranean accent — a long-standing room on Water Street West.

Twenty-five years of homemade Italian cooking on Vincent Massey Drive — pasta, milk-fed veal and steaks.

Gore Park's lively Italian from the Toronto favourite — handmade pastas, wood-fired plates and a Tiger-Cats nod in the room.

Upper James institution — generous plates of Italian comfort in a warm, unpretentious room at the foot of the mountain.

Family-owned Italian cucina on Ontario Street since 1994 — pizza, pasta and calzone a block from the Avon.

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.

A Tuscan kitchen and bottega in a heritage house on Main Street — pasta cooked al momento, olive oil from the family's own groves, and a pantry of Italian imports next door.

A family-run Victoria Avenue institution — wood-oven pizza, home-cooked Italian plates and three dining rooms a short walk from Clifton Hill.

A Sarnia pizza institution on Mitton Street South — Italian pies, pasta and catering for pickup or delivery.

A Calabrese family restaurant on Bay Street — big portions, slow sauces and the kind of welcome that comes with the bread.