Amazing from the moment you walk in the door. Treated properly, seated comfortably and welcoming…read more Great food, great service, great staff. Amazing pizza Amazing Zuppa Di Pesce Amazing food Best palace to eat in Barrie, On Highly Recommended!

Our server Joanne is super nice, super attentive and super chill. She curated our order. I had the…read morepear salad with arugula and prosciutto. Excellent mix everything goes together. Our friend had the fettuccine alfonzo with chicken. A lighter cousin to Alfredo, I don't feel my arteries clogging up but just as satisfying. My wife's Genoa pizza with burrata, prosciutto and pistachios which stands out is also highly recommended. No tomato sauce. Marcellos space is bougie without the prices to match and a chill crew. What more can you ask for?

Went to 255 for a babyshower. The service was great but my favourite part was their stuffed…read moregnocchi! I can't wait to have it again some day

Venue: 4/5 Super easy to get to by car, with lots of parking…read morein the plaza near Vaughan Mills (by Bass Pro). It would be a bit of a pain to get to by transit from Vaughan Metropolitan Centre though. Inside, it's spacious and open, with a massive wine rack right at the front. They also have two separate areas: the main dining room and a "next door" section that's basically its own room, which is nice if you want a slightly different vibe. Service: 3.5/5 They get busy (like "book days in advance" busy), so service can be a little inconsistent. Sometimes it took a while for our server to swing by, but food came out in a reasonable timeframe once we ordered. Definitely recommend reserving ahead. Food: 3.5/5 Big Italian menu with lots of pasta and pizza options, plus mains like chicken parm, lamb chops, and branzino. The wine and cocktail lists are extensive, which fits the whole "giant wine wall" aesthetic. The Caesar salad was honestly the standout, really well done. The starter bread was a miss for us: a bit stale and not warmed, like it had been sitting out for a while. Dessert, though, redeemed things. The dessert menu has a lot of variety, and the toffee dessert our server recommended was great, especially with the vanilla ice cream. Overall, solid spot with real highlights, but I'd love to see more consistency across the rest of the menu.

I can't remember the name of my pasta but it a cream based with a variety of mushrooms. The pasta…read morewas good, al dente, however lacked salt. The service was quick and pleasant. I went on a Wednesday night and it was busier than I expected. We also tried the Ceasar salad. Nothing to write home about - regular ceaser salad.

This place is great! Have been there many times now and always enjoyed my time and the food. It's…read morelaid back and service is excellent. Great place for family gatherings or friends/coworkers

TLDR: I will be dreaming about the carpaccio for many years to come…read more Longer version: Great atmostphere with solid service and fully reasonable prices. I had the carpaccio and octopus and for me, I would order that carpaccio for just myself next time. I do not want to share. I also had the spaghetti blu mare, which was a totally unique dish if a little odd looking. I enjoyed the soft prawns and the hint of lime was also a delight.

I love their decor and the fact that their whole kitchen was right there so you can see the staff…read morecook. I had really high expectations for this place but it was just mid. Their service was amazing and they did try to accommodate even though their menu clearly states "any modifications to dishes are strongly discouraged". I get it, but if there are ingredients that my pallet doesn't agree with, changes will be requested. That said, I had linguine allo scoglio without the mussels and I wasn't wowed. It was very average. We also ordered the rigatoni bolognese and it was also very average. It was a nice to try.

Mama Mia! Is this the best pizza in town?…read more I finally came to check out the top reviewed pizza shop in Vaughan. Taste of Naples Pizzeria is hugely popular for locals here with many Italians in the area. The 16" pizza yielded 8 large tasty slices with a soft light pizza crust, fresh tomato sauce & good topping ingredients. Crisp thin crust bottom gave a nice finish. This is a real Neopolitan pizza that's a touch better than I've had elsewhere. You do pay a bit more for the quality compared to another local fav next door. Be sure to order takeout early as we encountered a queue but our pizza was ready in a timely manner. Just wait for your number to be displayed outside before heading in to pickup. As they say on the restaurant wall, you owe it to yourself to try. Let me know what you think!

Pizza was decent. Better than the budget pizza restaurant chains. Although I found the crust to be…read moreslightly burnt and they charge 2.4% extra to cover the cost of accepting credit cards. It wasn't mentioned at the time of purchase, and I didn't realize it until I got home. We are the pizza about 30 minutes after pickup, and found the crust to be hard and chewy. For the reasons of the pizza being burnt, the surcharge, the tough crust, and that there are many pizzarias to consider in Toronto instead, so I will not be returning.

Hidden Gem, been to Farro many times, held multiple events, great atmosphere, great food great…read moreservice. Next best thing to home cooking , I highly recommend this place.

A local friend brought us to Farro Ristorante for lunch one weekend, and we really enjoyed our…read moreexperience there! The restaurant usually closes for special celebrations/events during the day on weekends, so we were very grateful that they could accommodate us this one-time :) The service was A+, very friendly and welcoming host and servers. I absolutely loved the soup of the day: Minestrone. It was so hearty, delicious and filled with so much ingredients. The beet salad with arugula and feta cheese was delicious. The Genoa pizza was nice and thin, and loaded with pesto, pine nuts, chicken, mushrooms and cheeses. I would definitely come back to try more items on the menu (I'm eye that risotto our friend was having that day lol). Can't wait to come back!

Such friendly service with a delicious, extensive Italian menu!…read more My whole family loves coming here when we're in Woodbridge! Between the panzerottis, pizza, gnocchi and veal sandwiches... there's something for everyone! This time we ordered some olives, and they were so good! You have to come and try!

My family and I really enjoyed eating lunch at Ricci's. We arrived at 11:15am to avoid the crowd…read moreand line ups. We had a nice booth and we ordered some pizzas and wings. Our food was really good and the pizza was really tasty. I like the crunch of the wings. I love the vibe of the place. Everyone is super friendly. Can't wait to try more food items here.

I brought my colleague and supervisor visiting Toronto to Cantina Amici after finding out they were…read morestaying nearby (middle of nowhere). I had never been here before, so there was a brief hesitation since I thought this could either make me look like a foodie genius or a complete fraud. But then I saw photos of the beautiful olive tree in the dining room and thought, well... any restaurant confident enough to put a tree in the middle probably knows what it's doing. I was sold. The verdict? I'm glad I brought them--though there was one small caveat. The one con: We started with the Vegetarian Board. The vegetables were fresh and well-cooked, but I have to call out a small disappointment: the menu clearly says "chef's selection of vegetables and olives." Reader, unfortunately...there were no olives. Not a single olive in sight. In a restaurant with an olive tree, no less. The irony was almost poetic. Minor false advertising aside, the broccolini was also a bit more bitter than I personally enjoy. Now the pros (and there were many): The rest of the meal was exceptional--fresh, satisfying, and very authentically Italian. To start, we had fresh bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar. The olive oil alone almost stole the show. It was incredibly fragrant, with that bright, crisp olive flavour that lingers on your palate like it was pressed five minutes ago. I may or may not have eaten more bread than dignity allows. For my main, I had the pasta special of the day: oxtail casarecce, and it was fantastic. The sauce was creamy and packed with umami. The oxtail was tender and chewy at the same time, somehow both hearty and melt-in-your-mouth. And the pasta itself was clearly fresh--springy, perfectly textured. Fresh pasta really does make all the difference. My coworker ordered the paccheri con zucchine e gamberetti, which I sampled strictly for research purposes. It was lighter and refreshing, with delicate zucchini that made the whole dish feel balanced and satisfying. My other colleague went with the daily secondi special: pesce alla griglia (sea bream). I also tried a bite of that, and it was excellent--crispy skin on the outside, tender and flaky inside, juicy and full of flavour. The only small drawback was that the sides were the exact same vegetables as the ones from our Vegetarian Board, so by round two my colleague was a little overwhelmed by the déjà-vu of vegetables. Then came dessert--easily everyone's favourite part of the night. Two of us ordered the tiramisu, and honestly, it might be one of the best I've had. When they serve it, they pour a freshly brewed shot of espresso over the top, which soaks into the layers and perfectly complements the mascarpone and cream underneath. It was ridiculously good. Our other coworker ordered the pistachio strawberry cake and absolutely demolished it in about two seconds flat, which I think is the highest possible dessert endorsement. Price-wise: this isn't a cheap casual spot, but it's very reasonable for a high-quality dinner. My pasta, dessert, and service came out to almost $70, which felt fair for the experience. The service was excellent, the atmosphere was warm, and overall we had a genuinely lovely dinner. Most importantly, bringing my coworkers here made me look like I actually know what I'm doing when recommending restaurants--which is always a win. Olives or not, I'd happily come back. And next time, I'm thinking date night.

Went here for a birthday and I fell in loveee with their food ! From the antipasto selections to…read moretheir pizza to their shareable meat dishes...wow!

Close to both home and work I have driven by here many times…read more The space is smaller than I thought it would be. There are about half a dozen tables and the rest of the space is kitchen. Menu is one page consisting of salad, pizza and pasta. 3 options for dessert. Pizza is Roman style. Prices are on the higher end with pastas priced between 15 and 22 bucks. Portions are generous though. There is no complementary bread with your meal. We arrived for lunch at noon and there was only 1 other table and as a result service was good. Staffing was 2 people. I ordered the pollo affumicato which is a cream white sauce with spinach and smoked chicken on tagliatelle. Couldn't tell if the chicken was smoked but pieces were generous as was the spinach mixed through. Because it was cream sauce it was a heavy dish. All three pasta dishes came with grated Parmesan on the pasta already so if you don't like, best to mention this when ordering. Someone at the table ordered an expresso to end off their meal and it came with a little cookie. Great neighborhood spot for a quick meal or takeout.

After many years I've come back to eat here in the restaurant. It's a small place with a handful…read moreof tables and some counter seating. This time we ordered two pastas and a Caesar salad. The salad was decent; crispy and refreshing. The pastas had good texture as expected for their specialty made in-house. However, the sauces were far too oily and toppings were in short supply, making the dish unbalanced. There was basically a puddle of oil left on the plate when I finished. I was quite disappointed compared to my experience during the peak of COVID. Overall, while the pasta itself was good, I would not return due to how they cook the pasta.

The food was excellent, the service was on point, and the ambiance was quiet at the time of day…read morethat we had our late lunch. The only complaint I have was the size of the antipasto. I was expecting more to feed a table of four. The tiramisu was delicious.

This is a small old style italian restaurant in a strip mall just south of 7 near Ansley Grove. Has…read morebeen around for 20+ years. Food (3.75/5) - they have a good selection of items on the menu and a couple of specials of the day as well. - Vitello ai Funghi - veal cutlets in a seared assorted mushroom and white wine sauce. It was just ok imo... the veal was a bit chewy and not tender as I was expecting. Sauce is ok bit understated. - Tortellini alla Bolognese - veal filled tortellini in a homemade Bolognese sauce. This was a nice dish with a nice flavourful Bolognese and tortellini cooked properly. - Cozze Marinara - mussels in a marinara sauce with garlic, onion and herbs. Cooked properly and a pretty good broth to dip bread into. - Complimentary bruschetta with a sauteed pepper/onion garnish was provided - not great imo... too dry and lacked flavour. Service (4.5/5) - pretty strong and service-oriented. Seated quickly and well attended multiple times by server and assistant. Atmosphere (4.25/5) - it is quite small with maybe 10 tables total. White tablecloth and wood look... quiet place designed for dates and families. Overall (4/5) - It is a solid Italian restaurant overall. I can see it being popular with locals looking for a quiet dinner spot. I was hoping the food would be more extraordinary however could be the selection of items we had.