Pasta near Fergus ON (1055 Result(s))

Established in 1990, Grazie Ristorante continues to serve southern Italian cuisine to its Yonge & Eglinton patrons. On August 8, 2008, Grazie opened its doors to its second location at 9100 Jane Street in Vaughan. Grazie Ristorante prides itself in offering consistency in food and service while providing a warm casual atmosphere. Their cooking is prepared al minute, which means that every sauce is made fresh to order and every homemade pizza dough is rolled out per order.

The kind of spot Marlon Brando or Frank Sinatra might show up for a 'za and a glass of malbec, this hip Annex trattoria is a standout for lots of reasons. Take, for example, the consistently yummy pies that tumble out of its state-of-the-art, imported-from-Italy pizza oven. Or the eight interesting by-the-glass wines (picked at the owner's discretion and subject to seasonal change-ups) that flow from the on-site Enomatic machine. Or the fresh pasta and tomato sauce prepared to exacting standards in the Mercurio kitchen. Or perhaps it's simply Bar Mercurio's comfy atmosphere — intimate enough to be date-worthy but quaint enough to host a solo experience with gusto — and the attentive, personalized service that flourishes within it.

Inspired by the Italian way of life, and designed for any time of day, Oretta presents authentic Italian fare with modern day classics. Our genuine service is both intuitive and thoughtful, our knowledgeable staff delivers a Canadian hospitality experience using the finest Canada and Italy has to offer in food and drink.

Located at Eglinton and Davisville, this Italian great has been serving its community for 11 years. Grano is famous for their selection of seafood such as octopus and squid as well as their grilled chicken and vegetable dishes. There is also a bakery serving fresh baked goods, as well as an Italian gift shop.

A restaurant is all about food and mood. But a romantic back story doesn't hurt either. Luckily, Ned and Linda Spahic have all three in spades at their Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue restaurant, Balsamico.

Pasta is the superstar at this Old World Italian eatery, where high ceilings and brick walls enclose nothing short of a pending experience in exquisite dining. On-line reviewers swoon over the homemade pasta and pizza, and collectively scoff at the notion that one might find anything pedestrian to eat at this innovative King West spot. The frequently updated menu is date-stamped, to demonstrate its recency, but staples like nodini (little fists of bread brushed with olive oil, sea salt and rosemary) and parmigiana di melanzane (layers of preserved tomato, fried eggplant and cheese) are perennial favourites. Buca's wine list is respectable; the cocktail selection is inventive and the service is stellar.

Located in the trendy Yorkville district, Fieramosca has been serving authentic Italian cuisine since 1980. After moving to their present location just few steps away from the ROM, Fieramosca continues its long reputation of being known for fine food and wine as well as their courteous service.

Italian-style snacks and cocktails draw Europhiles to this bright and stylish Fashion District trattoria at the foot of a condo complex for throughout-the-day sustenance. A casual ambiance highlighted by marble tabletops and high ceilings serves as hip backdrop to busy King Westers, whether they're grabbing kickstarting cappuccinos or after-work formaggi.

Sotto Sotto brings the romance of Italy to the heart of Toronto. Guests are captivated by its enchanting atmosphere, coupled with authentic Italian cuisine and a wide variety of wines. Perfect for a romantic evening by candlelight. Sotto Sotto presents an ideal escape from the ordinary with its inviting décor and delicious Mediterranean dishes. It's no wonder Sotto Sotto attracts so many celebrities. Reservations by phone only.