While this place feels like a chain (not sure if it is), it's not too bad. The location at Bayview Village is convenient when you're coming with a group or meeting someone from opposite sides of the city. There's lot of parking as it is situation at the mall, but in an exterior building. The service was good, portions and flavour were pretty decent too. While it wouldn't be my go to stop for Italian, it's definitely a good option. read more

Lovely restaurant, very friendly service and great food Feb 13, 2026 visited first time for Galentine dinner with friend. Ordered the 8oz iron steak and the mojito with spicy pear, maple, mint lime. My friend ordered the mojito lychee read more

Parcheggio - 8oz iron steak with potatoes and sautéed greens - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I'm honestly pretty disappointed with my experience at this place, located in Bayview Village (easy to get to via TTC). I was really excited to try it during Winterlicious and even managed to squeeze in happy hour, but unfortunately, the whole experience was underwhelming. I had made reservations and arrived on time, but my date and I weren't noticed or serviced until about 25 minutes after being seated. My drink was great, but my girlfriend didn't care for hers. I tried the orange salad, but it honestly just tasted like olive oil, and the main dish wasn't much better. Overall, the meal left a lot to be desired. I must say the decor layout and ambience of the place was fantastic! I would give the interior designer five stars!! I'm not sure if they were understaffed or if there were new cooks in the back, but the experience was mediocre. After trying it out, I don't think I would return, and honestly, I'm glad I went during Winterlicious so I didn't pay full price. read more

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Summerlicious Dinner with my parents - $45 Just wanted to talk about the vibe first. Damn are there a lot of good spots to take photos and even the bathroom sink was a throwback to the classic washfountain design. Appetizers were alright, my favourite was the garlic knot. The mains were a tough choice, the fish was flavourful and served well. The battered chicken was good, but was stiff and felt like I was eating a rock or cardboard. The vegetables for all the mains were on the bitter side, not sure if that was intended. Usually I'm a sucker for desserts, but there was nothing noteworthy for all 3. As much as I wasn't a fan of the summerlicious menu, I'd be okay to come back and check out their pastas. read more

Parcheggio - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We decided for a winterlicious date night at Parcheggio, a lovely restaurant just outside of Baview Village. Our reservations were for 6, and we were seated promply in a lovely booth directly in front of the kitchen/service area. After seeing 'The Bear', you get a new appreciation for the work that goes into a successful service. With winterlicoius, you get to try an appetizer, main, and dessert. We enjoyed a squash soup, gnocchi, and shared dessert. By far, the dessert was the best option. The gnocci and rockfish were a bit underwhelming *bland*, but the soup was quite flavourful. Overall, we are not big on italian foods but overall a fun time. The service was great. There is plenty of staff and a very efficient service. Definitely a ince and done, but you a good winterlicious option. -Zuk read more

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We've always enjoyed the homemade pasta (which is perfect 100% of the time btw) @parcheggioto For $34 per person we had a fabulous 3 course Summerlicious lunch; server was super attentive and passionate about the food offered on the menu. I highly recommend this place! Picured: the best lemon panna cotta I've ever tasted , fresh blueberry tart with just the right hint of sweetness perfectly cooked chicken cutlet a flavorful fusilli , whipped feta crostini loaded with fresh peas, and 2 hearty garlic knots. read more

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Service was excellent! It was my birthday dinner and I was with my mother and sister. We have been here several times. Every time great services Nice looking restaurant and comfortable booths. Calamari, bruschetta and carpaccio were good but I was disappointed in the tomato sauce on my chicken parmigiana. It tasted very much like plain tomato paste with a little water added. I hope they figure it out be dude it did taint my dinner. Overall, I recommend this restaurant, particularly if they improve the acidic and too thick tomato sauce. mm read more

We happened upon this place in night with a craving for Italian. The place is gorgeous. I think they could space their booths a bit better though because we were crammed up to the table, but the design is fabulous. From what I could see, they made most of their space into booth seating and there's also a gorgeous party room for private events. I love the open concept of the kitchen and dining area as well. The bathrooms are freaking gorgeous! Service was excellent. Our server was very prompt to bring water and take our orders. Food followed very quickly after. And there was always one of two people going around just checking on the tables waters and taking empty plates. It was very efficient. Mushroom bruschetta was amazing. Rich, deep mushroom flavor with a humble piece of toasted bread to carry it all. We ordered the beef gnocchi, duck fusili and a rose pasta. All delicious. Fantastic pasta texture, rich and thoughtful sauces, and crave-able food. If I'm not mistaken, this restaurant is also one of the Oliver Bonacini collection. The tiramisu was a tad sweet for my taste but absolutely delicious. We'll balanced and extra soaked lady fingers. I can't wait to come back here soon!!! read more

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We went here for a date and the atmosphere can be romantic or lively depending on which section of the restaurant you are seated at. The staff was very considerate when I told them the chair was too had as I'm 8 months pregnant and they found me a different chair along with a cushion. My nonna's lasagna has sauce, meat and cheese between all 14 layers. Hands down one of my favourite lasagnas! They only have a few servings of this dish every day and you have to ask for it as it's not on the menu. As for the tagliatelle Alfredo if wasn't anything special but it was good. You definitely need to add a protein to it. read more

Parcheggio - Nonna'a Lasagna and Tagliatelle Alfredo - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Came here for brunch the day after a wedding I intended with some out of town guests. The parking lot is shared with a mall so there is plenty. Very nice open and inviting space. They don't have a brunch but they do have options for a few brunch-type dishes. It's an Italian place so of course I got the Chicken Parm. It was excellent. Our server was super friendly and helpful with the menu. Will definitely come back if I'm in town again. read more

This is my first time dining at Parcheggio. I ordered Lasagna - expecting the traditional version a 4 or 5" serving for $28.00,We were explained that it was a good size portion - 15 layers and if we didn't finish it we would get it packaged to take out. Instead we were served a spread out portion on a plate. A filling of meat & sauce; and a lot of bechamel sauce with slivers of cheese. It was very difficult to find three layers of pasta. Extremely rich!. I would definitely not order their lasagna again. Ambiance was good and service good. read more

I wish I could give this place 3.5 Stars. The appetizer of stracciatella cheese is probably one of the best appetizers I've had in a long time. The cheese and jam combo on their crostini was really perfect and I would highly recommend anyone to try this if you enjoy delicious food. The mains of lamb chops and steak were just ok. The lamb was quite overcooked which they swapped when we mentioned it. The steak was nothing special. We also had their tagliatelle and it was just borderline ok. The tiramisu was good and was absolutely massive. I think four people could have shared it, but my wife and soldiered on and took it down. The service was fine if somewhat ordinary for the price point of this restaurant. I think I would like to go back and just order some appetizers, wine, and a dessert and I'd be perfectly happy. read more

Parcheggio - This stracciatella cheese appetizer was off the hinges tasty. - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Was here for dinner, the lasagna was really good, others are average. Portion size is decent, our server did forgot our drinks the first time, but it's OK. Plating is alright, it's noisy but not too loud. read more

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Went there for lunch today to try their Winterlicious menu. We had a 11:30 reservation. The restaurant was almost empty at that time except a small party at the back of the restaurant. I asked the Receptionist if we could have one of the empty booths ( at least 10 empty), but she said the restaurant is fully booked for the next hour and took us to a tiny table on the side. I told her I needed more space in order to enjoy my meal. So she reluctantly gave us a bigger table. The waitress gave us the menu and told us at the request of the Chef, please order either all from the Winterlicious menu or all from the regular menu. Please don't order from separate menus. It sounded odd, but I didn't want to argue. So to make it easy for her, my wife and I ordered the same for both of us. The salad was OK 7/10 The Pork sandwich on a bun was so so. 6/10. Bun not the soft and fresh one I like. The pork was tough to chew. I'm glad I still have all my original teeth! The shoestring fries were not burned but too crispy and Salty. The desert was the only item I liked. Surprisingly, not too sweet as in most causician restaurants. 8/10 Each person $34 before tax for a 3 course meal. Total damage , $76.84 before tips. The service was adequate, so I added 15% tips. Would I go again? What do you think? read more

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I recently came here with a friend and her baby for lunch. I've always driven past this place at Bayview Village and have always wanted to try it out. I loved the ambience, simple and clean with a 60s flair. The server was helpful and accommodating. We both ordered the house made lasagna with (15?) layers and baked in a bolognese sauce made of pork, veal, beef, tomato, and parmigiano-reggiano. Lunch on a weekday was quiet with just 4 or 5 tables of patrons. However, the lasagna took FOREVER! Apparently, the lasagna was not up to par, so the chef baked another from scratch! The server was very nice and kept coming by to make sure we were ok. Luckily, my friend's baby was very well behaved and we had nowhere else to be, so we waited. The server also offered us a free appetizer, a house made Burrata Cheese served in an apple & fennel mostarda with arugula, almonds, and crostini. It was absolutely delicious! I've never had burrata with a nutty apple sauce before... but it totally works! We were happily munching away at the appetizer, we barely even noticed that it took almost 45 minutes for the lasagna! But I have to say, the lasagna was well WITH THE WAIT. This was the BEST LASAGNA I'VE EVER HAD! It was meaty, flavourful and cheesy at the same time! I could taste every ingredient that went into this, and it was baked to perfection! I would definitely come here again! Their customer service is top notch (just make sure you're not in a hurry - in case you have to wait). read more

Parcheggio - House made lasagna. It's not on the menu, but it's a MUST TRY! - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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After eating the food here I was covered by darkness and don't want any food in this world anymore, yes it's that bad! I can't remember ever eating such bad food in a restaurant before. The kids pizza was so hard and black, looks and tastes like it's been recooked for 3 days. The eggplant rigatoni are hard. The duck ragu has nothing tastes like duck, the sauce and the whole dish tastes soooo bad and plain. I can't believe it's food from Italian restaurant. I totally feel like I was tricked by the google rating, everything tasted so bad. The waitress was very nice and tried to help, her service earned this one star. I will never come back. read more

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Conveniently located by the Bayview Village mall, we picked this spot for ease of parking and the more "upscale" ambience. Upon entering, we were greeted by a friendly team. The vaccination check was fast and smooth and we were seated in a circular booth. So cozy. Everyone was dressed relatively nicely - it felt like a night out. We ordered the tomato bruschetta, chicken rigatoni rose and an eggplant parmigiana with eggplant rigatoni. The food was all very good. The pasta was definitely freshly made. I had ordered an aperol spritz and figured out I wasn't a fan (which was weird coz I used to like aperol). They were super kind about exchanging it to a lemon spritz. Customer service overall was amazing. Will be back! read more

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Was here for summerlicious, sorry forgot to photograph the delicious fresh Tuscan salad, The Bison Rigatoni was quite tasty. Overall the food was very good, however, the problem was with the terrible service. We had to ask for the bill 3 times and waited over 15 minutes for it even though we told them we were in a rush to see a movie. In addition, 2 from our party of 4 found hairs in their food. The manager apologized and credited the dishes and replaced them, but the damage was done read more

Parcheggio - Bison Rigatoni - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This is a solid place to visit, because it has a great ambience. Also, if you're looking to remember what the bathroom sink in your old high school looked like, you've come to the right place because their basement bathroom will send you right back to the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s... Maybe until today if you were a Central Tech grad? It's easy enough to park. It's easy enough to order. But it's a place where the cost might outstrip the rewards. The drinks are superb (get the weird coconut one with chocolate around the glass) - but they can run you $20 each. The octopus pasta is heavy on the spice, so be prepared. The ceasar salad is watery and lackluster, so avoid. The meatballs are exactly what you want them to be. The salmon is superb. The lamb is a tasty treat - but it lacks the pungent lamb kick in the fact... so maybe that works for you, or maybe it's a reason to try something else. If you're looking to impress someone, this is a decent place to drop by. There's a lot going on right here, and I'm glad to have had a wonderful evening experiencing this location! read more

Parcheggio - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Really surprised at some of the low reviews here. We found the food, service, atmosphere here all really special. Update, May 2023....Parcheggio continues to be a fine Italian Restaurant. Dishes continue to be nicely done, very tasty, with prompt and attentive service. Recommended, 8/10 read more

Beware - Don't be fooled by the decor. My family and I were looking forward to dinner at Parcheggio having learnt it is part of the O&B group. Our excitement and expectations however, were met with disappointment. First and foremost, the service was lackluster. Our waiter did not seem to do anything well: Nowhere to be found when needed, did not come by with water, forgot our orders, did not check up on our food/drinks after it arrived or in general, did not check up on our table. The list goes on-and-on. The lack of familiarity at the restaurant was not welcoming, and made us feel a sense of estrangement, as if we weren't actual customers. For appetizers, we ordered the Limoncello Cured Salmon, Stracciatella Cheese, and the Fritto Misto. The Limoncello Cured Salmon was light and fragrant, lifted up by citrus and licorice notes from the orange and fennel. The Straccoatella Cheese was a creamy hand-pulled mozzarella combined with a powerful sweet onion jam, which our table agreed is a definite must-order. Unfortunately, everything that came afterwards was largely disappointing. The Fritto Misto was a mix of fried squid and shrimp, with a side of spicy mayo for dipping. I had my first bite and nicked my lip. Turns out, it was because I bit into the head of an unpeeled shrimp. Glad it was me and not my parents. For mains, we ordered the Lamb T-Bone Chops, 10oz Strip Loin Steak, 24oz Bone-in Ribeye "Bistecca" For Two, and Salmon & Seafood Cioppino. All protein options were cooked beyond our temperature preferences, with the worst being the well done Lamb T-Bone Chops ordered medium-rare. The lamb and steaks sat atop a heavy layer of what appeared to be olive oil, which was new to us, but not a repeat order for sure. The Salmon & Seafood Cioppino caught us off guard as we were expecting a stew, but instead, came out like a mix of dry, overcooked seafood with little broth (even less than the olive oil underneath the lamb and steak). Each main came with a side order, which we opted for the Parcheggio Fries, Spaghetti Pomodoro, and the Tagliatelle Bologenese. There was nothing spectacular for any of the sides. If you plan on ordering the Spaghetti Pomodoro, I must warn you it was horribly underseasoned and disgustingly tart. If there's anything to avoid ordering at this restaurant, it's this dish - it tasted acidic like foul aftertaste of vomit (I apologize for the unsightly comparative). We were offered the dessert menu, but given our loss of appetite from the aforementioned, we did not order any. Most importantly, we needed to leave that 3 hour dinner ASAP. The food and service was most certainly, not worth the wait. Will not be revisting. read more

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While choosing a restaurant, I sensed Parcheggio would be safe. After all, it's owned by O&B, a chain with such a longstanding reputation that they wouldn't risk tarnishing it with packed tables and sloppy service. The restaurant is also located in a structure detached from the rest of Bayview Village to keep the foot traffic around the patio minimal. If you're also faced with a hesitant diner, this is the place to bring them. Another attractive aspect to Parcheggio is their patio menu also includes items from their adjoining sister restaurant, Beauty Barbeque Smokehouse. Italian and Southern food in one? Sign me up! We started on the Beauty side, with the Southern fried shrimp ($24 for 1lb). It's exactly what fried shrimp should be: clean sizeable prawns that are lightly dusted in cornmeal flour and fried until they're just cooked through. Boy are they good, and the "white sauce" accompanying it - like a less tangy ranch - was the perfect pairing. In hindsight, we miscalculated the order size and would have been more than satisfied with half a pound... I couldn't even count how many came on the plate. Luckily, they taste equally delicious re-heated in the toaster oven the next day. From the Parcheggio side came the chicken parmigiana ($24). The chicken was breaded in the same light cornmeal flour and topped with a lovely tomato sauce and mozzarella. It's one of the better chicken parmigiana I've had, using just enough of each ingredient to blend into a harmonious flavour. Plus, the addition of roasted cherry tomatoes is genius, a burst of freshness to lighten the dish. Even the side of spaghetti pomodoro was delicious, made from chewy fresh pasta tossed in a thick marinara and basil. The only faux pas was how the chicken was served: the two thinner slices on the bottom, sandwiched between a warm plate and the hot thicker slice on top. It meant the first portion was juicy and absolute perfection while the other two seemingly drier after such a great start. To be fair, I had to pack the other two to go, so they likely would have dried out from re-heating anyways. Having snuck a bite of my husband's smoked brisket burger ($19), I had to have another taste. The combination of a perfectly seasoned smashed beef patty topped with a slice of smoked brisket is a brilliant blend. The fixings are kept simple - a thick slice of juicy beefsteak tomato, shredded lettuce, and caramelized onions that almost resembles a chunky chutney - all on a soft potato bun that disintegrated halfway through the burger. It could have easily become too salty, too saucy, or steeped in oil, but Beauty kept it balanced and smartly left off cheese. The burger is served with either fries or tater tots - yes, you heard right, tots! Those delicious nuggets of miniaturized hash browns. We ended up getting both as they noticed the side was wrong while bringing it out and was already firing up the right side, which arrived minutes later. By this point, I was in a delirious carb heaven. While the shoestring fries were a bit salty, they were nonetheless cooked well ... crispy with a bit of creaminess in the centre. The tots were crunchy, hot, and fresh. As delicious as they were, I must admit it'd be too heavy with the burger, so the substituted fries were likely the better choice. Instead, the tots came home with us and was a great addition to breakfast. read more

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Located in the parking area of Bayview Village. The ambience looks upscale and could be easily booked on OpenTable. Parcheggio is part of the O&B family. Got to try their special of the night- Lasagna. It had many thin layers of fresh pasta but i found the tomato sauce to be quite watery and lacking flavour. Server was great but food was just meh. Personally most likely won't be returning anytime soon. read more

Good but expensive Italian place. Patio is nice if weather is good. Had a veal chop bone in it was good. Other dishes also looked good but one of the salads was very expensive not sure it was justified. read more

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I'm still wondering who Nonna is cause I'd like to meet her and tell her her recipe is delicious! Lasagna isn't on Parcheggio's fixed menu but if you see it as the daily special, don't hesitate and order it. Dinner times are busy so look into reserving first, they have a decent parking lot since it's right outside the mall. Taking into consideration how busy the night was, service was okay. read more

Parcheggio - Nonna's Ten Layer Lasagna - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I really enjoyed our meal here! Food was great, service was fine, atmosphere was nice. I understand it's in Bayview Village but I do find it to be a bit overpriced. Otherwise, it was an enjoyable experience. We picked this place as it was the most central for our group of friends. We ordered the stracciatella cheese appetizer, which was nice but the mozzarella had more of a burrata consistency and leaned more on the sweeter side. We also ordered the meatballs, which came with 3 'golf-ball' sized meatballs for $15. I ordered the braised duck ragu pappardelle, which I enjoyed. This dish was rich and the portion was definitely filling, not sure it was worth $25. Overall, we each spent around $50-60 per meal. I would probably come back here again for convenience. read more

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Located in the Bayview village plaza, parcheggio is a beautiful restaurant with great service and good food. We reserved a table for 4 on a Sunday night and were seated at a semi-circle booth. The decor was classy and tasteful. Wait staff was very attentive and friendly. The location is quite large and they were also hosting a 80th birthday for 45 people at the same time as we dined and they had their own area behind a closed door which seemed nice. It allows them to have privacy and they can be as loud as they'd like without affecting other guests. Also, they just finished serving the party's meal as we ordered so they brought out some complimentary bruschetta for when we waited which was nice. They also offer happy hour prices on drinks during certain times so we were able to order a half price bottle of Prosecco for the table. 1) rigatoni rose with chicken - al dente pasta, creamy rose sauce. I've had better rose sauces but this was still good. 2) nonnas lasagna - this didn't look like what we saw on IG which looked more layered and extravagant but nonetheless it was the best dish on the table. 3) chicken parmigiana & flat iron steak were ordered by friends so I had a small taste and they seemed great too. The flat iron steak was well cooked and super flavourful. Only weird thing was we were celebrating a birthday and they brought out a cannoli with a birthday message (we didn't ask for one) and they charged it to the bill. Usually when I've been to restaurants and had a dessert brought out for an occasion it was complimentary. Note - they have a cake cutting fee of $2.50 per person. We brought a cake and decided against cutting it cuz I'm personally against cake cutting fees. Overall the food was good and service was great. Good for a family or friend meal. read more

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Tough to review this restaurant on a chilli night on the patio. They should invest in some outdoor heaters. Found out this is Oliver and Bonacini owned (you can literally see their restaurant across the parking lot). Also tough to judge when their restaurant is at 1/3 capacity. I'll need to come back to see what they do with that driving pig hanging inside. But for now, the appetizers were average. The beef and caramelized onion ziti was great. The veal chop looked great, turned out to be medium (I ordered medium rare), but was tender and tasty none the less. read more

Parcheggio - Full aging pig - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We went here for a date and the atmosphere can be very romantic or lively depending on which section of the restaurant you are seated. The staff was very attentive and thoughtful! I was 9 months pregnant and found the chair not very comfy, the staff were took the extra time to find a more suitable chair for me. The food for delicious. I ordered the lasagna that was off menu and wasn't disappointed. read more

Parcheggio - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Lovely indoors and on the patio. Service was great, food was good. Good craft beer selection. Price was a little high for the food portions and quality, but not a bad place overall. read more

Parcheggio - Ahi Tuna Special - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I went here for Father's Day last week. While our server was super friendly he was busy and management was all over the place. Servers were slow to clear plates, come for orders and check ins that are priorities of usual dining experiences We got the Crispy shrimp-8.5/10 Very fresh, perfectly seasoned and paired with a great sauce-would be a 10 if the portion size was larger The focaccia- 9/10 Served warm and perfect to eat on its own or to dip in your pasta sauce (pro tip) The eggplant rigatoni- 5/10 Salty to the point you can't taste anything else and had to be sent back the first time because the pasta wasn't cooked through. Overall I was very disappointed because the last time I came service and food were 10/10. read more

Parcheggio - Focaccia and crispy shrimp - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Masterclass in marketing, mediocrity in food. I have a few food 'rules' when dining out, and Parccheggio played to my biases perfectly. I say this in an 'ugh they got me good' type of way, so let me explain. Rule #1: "Always get anything 'homemade' because it usually tastes good." - We started with the Housemade Focaccia. It was a good serving size, but just tasted ok. My wife didn't realize it was focaccia even after having a few bites, so that kinda says it all. Rule #2: "Always get dishes that use a grandma's recipe." - We got Nonna's Salad because it was based on the chef's grandmother's "recipe", which was basically a kale salad with a hummus-type base. I guess the hummus at the bottom was the innovation, but as a whole, it tasted like any regular salad. Also, my wife was wishing the whole time they used baby kale instead. Rule #3: "Try at least one in-demand dish." - We got Nonna's Ten Layer Lasagna because it was by grandma again, but also because Parccheggio expertly noted in the menu that they only make 12 orders of it daily. The best thing about the lasagna? The noodles were well made - perfect firmness and perfect thickness for 10 layers. Everything else? Meh. The meat ragu tasted just ok, the basil and mozzarella were overpowered by everything else so couldn't really taste them. We also got the Best Ever Fried Squid (squid was fresh but the coating was too thick; definitely not "best ever" level) and the Lemon Panna Cotta for dessert (good lemon taste, panna cotta was nice and delicate) - both were ok, nothing special. Overall it was ok, but nowhere near the levels it promises. For what you pay at Parccheggio, there are many, many much better Italian restaurants. It's a pass for me. read more

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We were a table of five and they gave us a table right at the entrance when there appears to be number of better available spots in the dining room. Anyways even after sitting down, I have to ask for the drinks menu. Service is slow. The pasta on the menu, I can't find any Alfredo cream sauce, it's difficult for me as I can't eat a lot of tomatoes and don't like tomato sauce. Hence, I ended up not being able to order any pasta from the menu. I ended up just ordering the calamari and mozzarella cheese. The hot sauce made in house tasted pretty good. Ambiance was not that nice. Very old school and the furniture seems old school. The outside looks nicer than the inside. Half way through the meal, my brother and I were thinking this Italian restaurant is one of Oliver & Bonacini Hospitality, we should have went over to O&B to eat instead. The washroom hand washing area, you have to use your foot to step on it. The food, I can't find a dish that was enjoyable. Presentation wise doesn't look that good, I didn't take any photos. Anyways, overall a rather disappointing experience. read more

3.5 stars. Finally get to check out the new rustic Italian restaurant, Parcheggio at Bayview Village last week. It replaced what used to be the home of Origin North, and it is now owned by O&B Hospitality. The restaurant is beautiful - I love the decor! The bar is oddly but conveniently placed right at the entrance of restaurant - prefect for those waiting for a table to grab a drink - which was what we did. The bartender was accommodating and recommended some delicious cocktails to my crew! The Ultimo Volo I ordered (subbed for Hendrick's Gin) with the butterfly pea flower syrup was tasty! Watch your blue drink turns purple pink with a special addition - it was super cool ;) For dinner, we ordered the ravioli, carbonara, and the risotto. Of them all, I enjoyed the ravioli very much - it had a lot of texture and flavour! The carbonara was nice and rich but it was a tad salty. The risotto was cooked nicely with the bay scallops but it was a too sour for my liking... the sourness overpowered the dish, might want to refine this one. For dessert, you must order the Vanilla panna cotta with the almond crumble and the wild cherries. It was SO DELICIOUS. I would definitely order this again, and it was highly recommended by our server. Overall, Service was very good, cocktails were impressive, not exactly excited about the pastas, but the dessert was certain the highlight of my night. There is definitely still room to work on, keep up the great work :) read more

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It was my friend's birthday at @parcheggioto We brought a cake in for her birthday. We were told that each slice of the cake they cut for us would cost $3. That's right, $3/slice plus tax. And we must let them cut it. We didn't want to cause any hassle for a BIRTHDAY DINNER, so we just let them cut it. What funny was, the waitress cut 8 slices, but there was still more than half of the cake in the box. Just you can imagine how small each slice was! We still wanted to have more cake, so we asked the waitress if she can cut a bit more for us. SHE SAID: that would be another $3/slice ?! Hello ?! What the heck was that? So we complained abt how small the slice was. And it was our cake not buying from your restaurant! She said, well you didn't tell me how big you would want. You all had dinner, so I assumed you wouldn't have room for the cake. But you didn't ask how big of a slice we would like I understand that there'll be an extra cost for bringing outside food. And I have paid $10-$15 as an extra service charge for brining in a birthday cake before. BUT it is my first time being charged per slice. THIS IS RODICULOUS! I FEEL LKME IT WAS A PUNISHMENT THAN A SERVICE! read more

Everything we got was absolutely delicious! Braised short beef and polenta went well together. The polenta was fresh , the shrimp spaghetti I got with extra sauce ! Would definitely recommend ! read more

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I ate at Parcheggio last weekend for the first time with some family friends. Parcheggio is another Italian addition to the O&B restaurant chains and it definitely lives up to the name in terms of the beautiful ambience that O&B restaurants offer but food-wise, I prefer to frequent other Italian places. My main cons with Parcheggio are the lack of heated patios during COVID and the menu itself. We were looking for a heated patio around the neighbourhood and saw that Parcheggio was able to offer that thus we were overjoyed to try it out. However, upon arrival, there were only 2 heaters for the entire patio, which were distributed on what seemed like a first-come first-serve basis as only two out of all the patio tables had heaters next to them. I thought this was misinformation on Parcheggio's part as it was advertised online that they offered a heated patio but this was not entirely true. I wish I had dressed warmer or at least brought a blanket or something because safe to say, my group and I were freezing. In terms of the menu, I noticed that Parcheggio had barely any options for vegetarians and I was looking forward to trying something plant-based. Unfortunately, there was really nothing except appetizers or the eggplant parmigiana for me to try. I think it would be great to see Parcheggio in the future add other Italian dishes that are vegetarian such as gnocchi, ravioli and different types of pastas and spaghetti (ie. pesto pasta). Regarding the food itself, I got the homemade focaccia and creamed burrata cheese (forgot to picture them!!), which were very tasty and enjoyed by my entire table. Individually, my family friends got the tagliatelle bolognese and the chicken parmigiana (in sandwich form with fries on the side) -- my friend loved the tagliatelle bolognese whereas my other friend found the chicken a bit dry and the french fries way too thin. I wouldn't say Parcheggio was bad by any means but just not a favourite of mine to frequent. I'm glad I gave it a try and I was met with great service but I think chances of me coming back don't seem very likely unless the menu becomes more versatile and has a couple more options for different dietary restrictions. read more

Parcheggio - Tagliatelle Bolognese - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We were deciding what to eat on a date night. Then we recalled they got a Thursday special. Plus our family was having dinner there, and so we decided to swing by. Parcheggio is located in the same building as Village Loft also owned by O&B chain. We got in and met with our family. Then we perused the menu + looked up pictures on Yelp. We decided to grab a fried squid, tubetti cacio e pepe and tagliatelle bolognese. The squid came out shortly after and we started to devour that thing cause we were hungry. That dipping sauce is WOW!!! It has olives, tanginess and just overall deliciousness. We couldn't stop eating. Plus the squid was just right, it isn't too oily. Tasted fresh. Our pastas came out not long after and when I grabbed the tubetti, it was light yet flavourful. The peppery flavour is very aromatic. The pasta was cooked to perfect al dente. I just kept on eating and I didn't even say much. We then swapped plates and I tried the tagliatelle bolognese. That meat sauce was just right, lots of meat, tomato sauce was light and flavourful. The tagliatelle was again cooked to perfect al dente. We couldn't stop eating. We devoured our food and we were thoroughly satisfied. Overall experience was great. Employees were attentive. Food tasted great. Coming back? Yes we are. read more

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Parcheggio, right in the middle of the parking lot at Bayview Village. We went as a big group for a pre-xmas gathering, and this was solely based on my experience. Other people in the group might have had better experience. It was pretty busy, and the food did took forever to come out. Our server explained that there was also a large group ahead of us, that's why the food was taking so long. But still, not my problem and we were getting hangry. Thursday was their pasta special night. You can get their full size pasta for $10 (reg. $18-20), and add protein for extra. I was craving something else so i didn't go with the pasta specials and went with the mushroom risotto. After 40 minutes of waiting, the pastas started coming out, and lastly, my risotto. Look at the picture, and tell me what u think. Porridge? Congee? Cream of mushroom soup? Took a bite of it, and it was sour, grainy, gritty, extremely under cooked. I rarely send food back, but that was nothing like a risotto. The amount of oil that was floating on the surface... My server said he took a bite of it and agreed it was under cooked, so he asked the kitchen to make me another one. The second one came out, it looked a little better. You can now see grains of rice. Unfortunately, it didn't taste any better and apparently that's how its SUPPOSED to taste. I was super disappointed and still hella hungry, and everyone pretty much finished their food. Went with a safe choice of lasagna, but it was limited quantity so our server had to check if that was still available. At that point, I really didn't care for any food anymore if they didn't have it. Thank god they did, took a few bites, and i was over it. Didn't want to end the meal with such bad mood so I went ahead and ordered dessert. Their lemon panna cotta was amazing. Dessert and great company, saved this meal. Otherwise, I would've ended it way sooner. Pretty bummed as i had higher expectations for an O&B restaurant. Heard some of the other dishes were decent, decor was nice, location was convenient, I just dont know if we ll pick this place again for our next party. read more

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3.5/5 Parcheggio is an Italian restaurant with really nice decor and atmosphere - a great place for a date. Service was also friendly. We went as a group of four to celebrate a friend's birthday. We originally brought cake but opted against eating it at the restaurant, as the cake cutting fee would've been $2.50 a person. We ordered nonna's lasagna, rose pasta, steak with fries, and chicken Parmesan. Everything was tasty but not amazing - if I could only give the food a rating, it would be around 3.5/5. Because there was a party of 45 celebrating a birthday in their party room, our food was delayed. We were given complementary bruschetta, which was a nice gesture. The only complaint and weird thing about our whole experience was that our server brought out a cannoli with a candle for the birthday girl, which we thought was such a nice touch, but when the bill came we realized we got charged $3 for it. I've never been charged for something at a restaurant that I never asked for or ordered. read more

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