Top Best Italian Restaurants in Kitchener

"A Hamilton bucket list restaurant, Born and Raised showcases the talents of “Top Chef Canada” alum Vittorio Colacitt who studied pizza-making in Rome, sowed his culinary oats in Toronto and then brought back the delicious results to his hometown. Try the Monte Pollino, a pizza baked in a wood-fired oven and topped with pickled habaneros, roasted pineapple and crispy pork cheeks that are cooked in goat fat. The dough, a unique, fermented type, provides a fabulous tang and chew."

"Another James Street North gem that is as stylish and tasteful as their interior,Born and Raised has definitely solidified a positive presence amongst the city’s food scene. Owned by Top Chef Canada alum Vittorio Colacitti (who, you guessed it, was born and raised in the GTA), the restaurant serves both traditional Italian and Canadian cuisine."

"You’re in good hands with Top Chef Canada alumni Vittorio Colacitti. Ask for the tasting menu and be prepared to experience a wide range of flavours, from steak tartar and the squid ink pasta. Or go casual with thin-crust pizzas and fresh oysters from the raw bar."

"Nothing says I love you like treating your significant other to recipes passed down through generations. This Italian fine dining establishment is the real deal and has been around since 1986. Its iron gates, muraled ceilings, wood-oven pizzette and private garden patio make for a romantic setting to indulge in gourmet cuisine and aromatic wines."

"180 James St S, Hamilton, Ontario L8P 4V1 CanadaItalianLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service+1 905-777-8970http://www.lapiazza.ca/"

"The food is so tasty here and the restaurant is very beautiful from inside. Customer service is also good. One must try the Ravioli here."

"And the reason is simple, without a doubt the food in and of of it’s self if just d I must give Mark who is..."

"With a choice of pizzas, meatballs or lasagna, every member of the family can have a feast to suit their palette. The feast must be preordered by Friday, May 7th @ 5 pm for pick up on Sunday, May 9th @ 4 pm – 9 pm."

"Really enjoyed this place, I got the fried chicken pizza (the Omar) and the shrimp and spaghetti and enjoyed both very much. I love the sweet and savoury taste…”more"

"Claimed to be the first eatery in the city to offer panzarottis, Valentino’s offers an incredible selection of Italian menu items from homemade mini arancini to shrimp & scallop linguine. Their pizzas are made with homemade dough and their panzarottis are some of the best you’ll ever have."

"Double check your order for take out.You will pay for something and once you get home it's missing. They dont care to offer you a credit nor replace..."

"They take all your favourite items and flip them into works of art. From their Porchetta benny to gnudi cinnamon toast, to their Nutella flap jack stack and breakfast pizza. Yes, you read that right: of course this Italian restaurant would have breakfast pizza."

"The truffle aroma of the truffle butter was a little muted in my opinion. The pizza was a bit oily (but ... More reviews"

"1560 Main St W Hamiltion, ON, Hamilton, Ontario L8S 1E7 CanadaItalianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible+1 905-527-6422http://www.maccheronicucina.com/"

"Chef & owner Tony Chiarot has been serving authentic Italian food for 30 years and it shows in his dishes. Not only is the food amazing, the prices are very fair."

"A post shared by 541 Eatery & Exchange (@541barton) on Aug 31, 2017 at 10:31am PDT. Focused on making everyone feel welcome, this Barton Street eatery offers affordable (just $4) all-day options, from 7 am to 7 pm on weekdays, including a breakfast sandwich with egg, cheddar, tomato jam, and spinach on a buttermilk biscuit (add bacon and make it $5); a double egg with toast; three buttermilk pancakes; a grilled baguette and custard french toast; a Morning Glory Bowl with vegan porridge, spiced oats, dried fruits, and seeds; and yogurt and granola drizzled with honey. Address: 541 Barton Street East, HamiltonPhone: 289-389-0541"

"If you’re looking for a casual place to take the family out for breakfast, brunch or lunch, this is it. The menu is classic and affordable, and the restaurant prides itself on being a place “where people can share with one another and everyone has a place at the table.” The most unique part of it all?. This restaurant is actually a non-profit cafe that allows patrons to “pay-it-forward” in order to help those who need assistance paying for a good meal."

"541 is a hip spot in Hamilton located along Barton St where you can grab a yummy bite to eat or a coffee to go!. But the truly unique aspect of this cafe is that it's run fully by volunteers!. While you're there, you can donate money to purchase buttons, which people in need of food or coffee can use to grab a bite to eat."

"Seventy Seven is a dance and nightclub that offers an aura and ambiance of luxury. It’s the largest nightclub in Hamilton that provides customers with loads of led lights, plasma TVs, 2 DJ booths with massive quantities of sound, and a stage designed for any event. Complete bottle service is provided at Seventy Seven Nightclub."

"Sizzle Nightclub provides a world-class entertainment venue in the center of the Historical Hess Village of Hamilton. Sizzle is one of the longest-running nightclubs in the Hess area and is Pprceived as one of Hamilton’s finest luxury nightclub venues, the fusion of lounge and nightclub culture is embodied by Sizzle. Boasting its 3 dancefloors that offer different kinds of music, Sizzle embodies the impression of the modern and the contemporary into an elegant luxury."

"This park has a little bit of everything, making it the perfect location for a quick outing for the kids to burn some energy or a longer outing with picnic lunch. Being close to the beach means being able to build a sand castle or throw some rocks in the lake. Access to a wading pool means the kids can still go swimming without having to go in the lake."

"387 Beach Blvd. Located on the east side of Beach Boulevard, Kinsmen Park has three play areas with swings, spring toys, and a creative play structure shaped like a ship, a wading pool, benches, and picnic tables. It is adjacent to Lake Ontario."

"68 Victoria Avenue North J. C. Beemer Park has a play structure and swings, running track, wading pool, and spray pad. It is joined with the former Tweedsmuir Public School site."