March 9/21: Pretty decent place in the heart of Caledon East. Pretty good selection from the Hot…read moreTable, Bakery counter & grocery. The gelato was seasonally empty. As expected there was no seating available due to Covid-19. The food quality from the hot table was moderate (hence the 3*'s). Had a salami calzone for lunch. We also bought a blueberry/strawberry scone/biscuit. I deducted a star cause the biscuit was virtually tasteless. Almost zero taste! Found that strange considering the cost was $3.50! I'd do over but just the gelato this time.

This is for the bake shop. I wasn't hungry enough to eat though all the reviews tell me I should…read moreeat there! Well everything looks great and it's pretty good. We got almond cookies, hazelnut cookies with chocolate, pecan butter tart, strawberry cheesecake, apple strudel. My son thought the strudel was sweet. He likes uncle tetsu cheesecakes which aren't too sweet. The almond cookies had too much vanilla in them. There was an aftertaste that wasn't the best The hazelnut had the same issue. The butter tarts were good. Sweet not overly runny. You could bite them and they didn't drip out but not a firm Filling either. My friend bought the chocolate pecan? Butter tart and it was quite good. The I thought the chocolate added to it. Was worried it would make it too sweet. The Apple strudel was pretty good. I always like pastry no filo please!!!! Anyways kinda reminded me of what you'd buy in a store. I think the filling is the kind that comes from a bucket. So I don't think I'd get again unless I was in a strudel mood. I do have a weakness for strudel. Saturday mornings at st Lawrence market has a better one if she is still there. I definitely need to go back to Try the food!!'

They have fantastic pizza. I love the breakfast pizza and my husband loves the Pepperoni. We love…read morethe cannoli's The owner is a great person and very hospitable. Would highly recommend.

Small bakery with Yummy pastries , coffee and pizza slices !!!Will go back again. I wish they open…read morelonger in weekdays.

I'm honestly shocked I've never been to SanRemo before! There are so many things I already want to…read morego back and try--from the desserts, donuts, bakery items, and hot food to the drinks and, of course, the gelato. On this visit, I had the steak sandwich, mortadella sandwich, cold brew, and Nutella latte, and everything was delicious. The vanilla cupcake was especially good--super moist and not overly sweet. Parking is pretty limited, but if you arrive early enough, you can usually find street parking in the surrounding neighbourhood. Despite how busy it was, the service was incredibly quick. There seemed to be plenty of staff working together to keep orders moving efficiently. One bonus that I absolutely loved is that they carry Nutella and Orzo imported from Italy. It's nice knowing I don't have to fly to Italy every time I want to pick some up! Can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the menu.

This was my first time trying San Remo Bakery, and I went with the prosciutto sandwich on focaccia…read moreand a small coffee crema. The prosciutto sandwich was okay, but unfortunately, it was really salty. I'm not sure if it was the particular cut of meat, but I've made prosciutto sandwiches at home that weren't nearly as salty. It was also missing a sauce or at least some cheese to cut the saltiness of it. Was very plain and just had meat and arugula. Overall, there wasn't anything particularly astounding about the sandwich for me. The coffee crema, on the other hand, was delicious! My only issue was the price. The small was a very tiny portion, comparable in size to a small iced coffee from Tim Hortons, and between the sandwich and coffee, I paid around $20. For what I got, I personally didn't feel it was worth the price. That being said, the desserts and pastries all looked really good, so I would go back to try some other things. Based on this first visit, though, I wouldn't say I'd go out of my way to visit specifically for the sandwich or coffee. The staff was very helpful and friendly, however, so 5/5 for that. It can be a little overwhelming with all the options and we went at lunch time so it was more chaotic (to no fault of their own of course!), but staff was incredibly nice and patient with us.

We've ordered from here many times now via Uber Eats and always enjoyed the food…read more We were looking to have our daughters 1st birthday party catered and ended up calling Maranello. Laura helped us put the order together and was very friendly and helpful. We opted to order chicken parmesan, penne rosé, fresh buns, grilled veggies and manacotti. My step dad picked up the food on the day of the party and everything was really delicious. The food was packed with car and the food was still hot when we opened the trays. All of our guests loved the food and asked where we ordered from. Will absolutely order again for a meal or catering ina heartbeat, this will be our new go to spot. Thanks Maranello!

I love finding new places, I have tons of places on my list but never get around to them, but I did…read morethis time because I got a smoking deal, got like 40% off from ubereats, then paid with my ubereats gift card which I bought for 20% off, so for $18 net, I got a veal dinner, with pasta, and a side chicken with a side bun, so the veal was nice classic, end of day meat, but I liked it like that, little crunchy on edges, and the pasta was impeccable, nothing fancy, penne with rose, but that pink saude was so delish, I licked it all up at the end, which was lunch the next day because I couldn't finish it all, the chicken sandwich I made was basic but perfect, ate half, saved half for midnight snack, and I loved every bite of this entire meal, this is surely my go to italian place, nice and quaint but they got it all, man, delicious delicious food,

We were out and about looking for some good coffee and a quick breakfast when we decided to stop by…read moreSud Forno. The service was lackluster, at best, but I eventually wound up ordering an iced coffee and the Cornetto Topo Gigio ("sheep's milk cheese, tomato, basil"). The coffee was fine. It was absolutely nothing special but it certainly hit the spot in the moment. The sandwich fared a lot better, as the fresh croissant and tasty cheese, tomato, and basil made for an extremely satisfying 'wich. The tiny seating area outside suited us just fine, too. It was perfect for a summer morning. So yeah, Sud Forno fit the bill for our lazy morning out. I'm curious to sample some of their heartier options, so I'm sure we'll be back eventually.

Came here for a business lunch on a Thursday. At 1144 the place was mostly empty, but by 1215 the…read moreentire restaurant and patio area were filled up. I would suggest reservations if you want to come at lunch hour. The restaurant is average overall. Some hits and some misses. I tried the octopus appetizer which was quite tender with a savory sauce. Save the sauce to dip your bread in! The bread was mediocre. I also tried their sausage pasta (tonnarelli alla norcina). It was cooked al dente by default, which was fine. The pasta was tossed in a garlic oil with truffle shavings and "spicy" sausage. There wasn't much flavour (the truffles weee somewhat aromatic, but there's not much else to taste) and their sausage was neither spicy nor was there much of it. Service was average, and there are definitely much better choices for lunch in the area in the same price range. 3/5 stars.

I was meeting a work colleague in Toronto and we stumbled upon this Italian restaurant at lunch…read moretime. There's a paid public lot across the street not too far. It's a small, intimate restaurant. When we arrived around 1pm on a Sunday, there was only 1 other table occupied. By the time we left, the place was full. I asked if they offered lemonade, and she said no, then paused and said yes. Apparently, she made up a batch of lemonade just for us! I've never had this happen at a restaurant anywhere. I had the chicken Caesar salad, and it was fresh and delicious with hot, just-cooked chicken (not refrigerated). My colleague had a tasty sandwich. I'd come back to this restaurant again on my next visit to Toronto. Well done!

This is a tough review to write. The food was actually very good, but the service was so bad, I…read morethought they were playing a joke on us. We sat down and must have waited 20 minutes before we ever got menus. We finally ordered but didn't get silverware or napkins. We finally had to stand up and speak to them (some might say scream at them) about how bad the service was. They promised it would get better but only marginally. Didn't seem like they knew how to run a restaurant. On a positive note, the bruschetta was delicious as were all of our pastas. Even better was their tiramisu, which was exceptional. Wine list was very reasonable as well. I just wish the service was at least decent.

Food is excellent and brought to your table, even just coffee. Service is very attentive.read more

Nice coffee shop with a cozy atmosphere. The coffee tasted great, and the staff were welcoming.read more

3.5 Ninos, like most…read moreItalian speciality stores "from back in the good times", is carrying a significantly smaller selection - no different to Grande Cheese and other niche specialty markets. A sign of difficult economic times. What they do have are reliable Italian bread products and rolls - especially their Calabrian style items. Their sweets counter with traditional Italian treat such as sfogliatelle, cannolis etc. remains a prominent feature of this business and are reliably good.

I enjoy a good Italian Sandwich from time to time…read more Occasionally I've had some of the best veal sandwiches in the GTA. California Sandwiches, San Remo Bakery, Tre Mari Bakery, Via Cibo, Maranello Cafe, Papamio's, Cosimo's, Calabria Bakery, Belaggio's, Commisso Brothers, Vi Pei Bistro and Remezzo's. They make decent sandwiches. Out of all of them, I find Nino D'Aversa Bakery makes one of the best Italian Veal Sandwiches in the GTA. It was my first time visiting this iconic Italian bakery, deli and hot table. It was so good it definitely won't be my last visit. Traditional Italian Veal Sandwiches are served on crusty bread fresh from their bakery with your choice of toppings like mushrooms, peppers and cheese. This nostalgic sandwich will have you planning on coming back for more. The wood fired pizzas are to die for. The gnocchi left me speechless. Beautiful Italian cafe! The friendliest people working here make the best cappuccino and they make your visit special. So many types of specialty breads in their bakery. Calabrese Round, Calabrese Long, Spaccato, French Stick, Corn Bread, Semolino, Whole Wheat French Stick, Ciabatta Loaf, Ciabatta Baguette, Vienna Calabrese, Whole Wheat Vienna, Rye Bread, Multigrain, Sourdough, Rolls and Bread Crumb Tubs. Of course I took home a selection of them. If you're craving something nostalgic, tasty, good quality food like homemade cooking, this spot is for you. Classic Italian comfort food.