Top Best Italian Restaurants in Whitby

"The most striking thing about Gusto 101 isn't the fact that it's located in a former auto body shop—it's that the space actually feels cozy and convivial. The restaurant delivers crowd pleasing Southern Italian classics, including a near-perfect rendition of cacio e pepe. Grilled entrees are also exceptional, especially the branzino, which is served with escarole, cannellini beans, and a lemony, garlicky salmoriglio sauce."

"A post shared by Gusto 101 (@gusto101to) on Jun 23, 2020 at 7:44am PDT. With a retractable roof, this patio is in business rain or shine. On the menu, Italian standards like pizzas and pasta plus three magic words: vino on tap."

"With a decor theme that is heavily Scandinavian, and modern architecture that makes you feel like you have walked into a millennial’s take on a roman cathedral, plus the perfect feminine touch of roses lining the ceilings – Figo’s unique interior is anything but ordinary. Figo is a romantic setting for a Saturday night date, and a dreamy enough spot to return for your Sunday brunch. Where: 295 Adelaide St W"

"A large flower mural on the wall of Figo might account for the level of romance you feel upon entering this trendy Toronto restaurant. The bright, vibrant nature of the decor is warm and inviting while still feeling cosy and intimate. Begin your evening at the bar and then snag a quiet table for two and enjoy Italian-inspired cuisine that’ll take your taste buds on a true journey."

"Get toasty by a real fire at this Italian restaurant in the Entertainment District serving pizza, pasta, crudo, cocktails, wine and favourites like fried zucchini."

"It’s not every day that a chic two-floor restaurant dedicates an entire level to kids, complete with chalk-boards, arcade games, and, of course, a kid-friendly menu. Young ones can choose from pizza and pasta options, or combos that include three healthy choices served on a flip-proof plate. For the grown-ups, Piano Piano is a place to fall in love with food all over again (the egg yolk ravioli, for one, is to die for)."

"The Stelvio is a famed restaurant in Canada which serves authentic and sumptuous Italian dishes. Their menu is complete of antipasti, Taglieri, insalate, pasta, primi, secondi, and dolci. They are usually open every day except Mondays."

"Stefano’s Sandwiches operates out of Ufficio restaurant, and they offer 100% vegan sandwiches. I can’t wait to try these sandwiches as I’ve heard such amazing things. Vegan turkey, chicken, corned beef sandwiches…it’s not like any other place in the city!"

"Craving the authentic Italian experience but you have to bring your vegan friend?. Maybe YOU’RE the vegan friend?. Regardless, Ufficio does pasta on another level!"

"For some of the best Italian gelato in the city, Bar Ape (pronounced ah-pay) is a no-brainer. An ape is a three-wheeled motorcycle and the founders got their start selling their fresh-made gelato by driving one around the city. From their small-batch gelato bars, soft serve, traditional gelato cups and to-go sundaes, you know you’ll always get the finest quality here alongside new creative flavours."

"Known for its traditional Italian gelato, one of Bar Ape’s most popular menu items are its ice cream bars. Established in 2014, Bar Ape is a cash-only, service-style takeout window. All of the ice cream bars are $5 and flavour options include lemon, chocolate, raspberry, orange creamsicle, coconut and almond, pistachio and hazelnut chocolate."

"Bar Ape is a taste of Italy packed into a 40-square-foot food truck. Bar Ape puts a spin on traditional handmade gelato by serving it in the form of chocolate-dipped bars. Bar Ape is the place to go for a unique take on gelato, offered in popular flavors like pistachio and hazelnut chocolate."

"This new King West restaurant builds upon the sizable reputation of its east end sister Ascari Enoteca. With a larger kitchen, the Italian restaurant really spread its culinary wings when it opened last year and landed a spot on our list of the best new restaurants in the city. The Ascari restaurant group has spearheaded numerous efforts in the city including the Save Hospitality advocacy group."

"Named after ’50s Italian racing legend Albert Ascari, this east side restaurant is all about living the le dolci vita.The cozy yet casual spot serves small bites and shareable dishes, along with antipasti, and fresh pasta. Address: 1101 A Queen Street East, TorontoPhone: 416-792-4157. Facebook | Twitter | Instagram"

"St. Patrick’s Church began as a mission from St. Michael’s, but it was given its own parish boundaries in 1861. The church was built in 1867 and was also designed by architect Arthur W. Holmes in the Romanesque Revival style. It is located in Toronto’s Chinatown and is known as the city’s fifth oldest Roman Catholic parish."

"St. Patrick’s Catholic Church started as a mission of St. Michael’s, but in 1861 it was granted its own parish boundaries. Since preaching a mission at St. Michael’s in 1880, the Redemptorists were asked to take over St. Patrick’s. This was done in 1881."

"Bird lovers flock to Sunnybrook Park to admire the several species that call the green space home. The space, just north of Leaside, is huge (154 hectares!) and boasts many bike and hiking trails. Feel free to bring your pooches along: there is an off-leash dog area on premise as well."

"Located north of Leaside and south of Bridle Path, Sunnybrook Park is one of the large parks of Toronto. It hasbiking trails and hiking trails, and Sunnybrook Stables, to spend quality time with your loved ones. Wholly, the parkland spreads across 60 hectares."

"Why You Need To Go: You'll find plenty of wide-open green spaces in this large Toronto park. It's a perfect picnic area, just watch those peak times!"

"Another little jewel of a park in Toronto is St. James Park. This hidden gem is sandwiched between towering buildings and the St. James Church you’ll find this lovely little sanctuary of green. Part of the park is set like an English garden park with a series of formal gardens, crisscrossing pathways, a gazebo, and a charming fountain."

"Matisse was named after inspiring murals that envelop the soul the moment you walk in. Our warm and comfortable atmosphere and"

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"A hidden gem in Toronto, Le Sélect Bistro serves a diverse selection of French dishes from brunch to dinner. Try out their moules au porc fume et à la maudite, which features Atlantic Mussels steamed in strong Québec Ale with smoked pulled pork...."

"If you’re craving some great French food then this is the place to visit. Le Select Bistro uses organic fruits and vegetables with its recipes. Their meat includes grass-fed beef and sustainable seafood."