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3.8 (80 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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Maria J L.

Food/Drinks: We came here to try the drinks. This restaurant was really pushed on our algorithm when searching restaurants to go in Toronto. The drinks were extremely disappointing, and the pictures show exactly what we got. We did not one sip, and that's exactly how much we received when we got our drinks. I wouldn't be upset if there wasn't a huge ice cube in the middle, so you can only imagine we probably got like two or three sips. And this place was not cheap. It was just very disappointing because I've never had a restaurant serve me half a cup to drink. Location: The reason why I give this place a three star is because the aesthetic is beautiful. That is something I must give credit for. Not only is the bar area shaped as a carousel, but the bathroom was also extremely aesthetically pleasing, and honestly, if you want to take cool pictures, this is probably the spot, but I would just stay away from the drinks. This place is not casual, and I would definitely dress up to go here. I would say it's more for a date night or a girls' night. We got dropped off by an Uber, so I'm not sure how parking works here. Service: I think because I was so in shock with how little we got of liquid within our drinks that I didn't really keep track of how the service was. I'm sure they were helpful because I know if I had bad service on top of how the drinks were plus the prices, I would have definitely remembered, but I don't remember a negative experience with the service, just the drinks. I wouldn't come back here, only if I ever wanted to take pictures for aesthetic reasons.

Carmen G.

What a beautiful space this is! I knew what I was walking into through online photos but the space looked even better in person. I've been to other Piano Piano locations before and love their food, so wasn't expecting anything less from this one. Service was good as well. Here goes: Piano Piano Spritz 5/5 - Made with Dillon's peach schnapps, campari, peach pipriani, lemon, prosecco and sode. The perfect blend for a citrusy, light drink to sip on over dinner Whipped Ricotta 3/5 - Comes with focaccia, sunflower seeds, chili and rosemary. This was okay and a little heavy with the whipped ricotta so I think you can skip this, as there's other better items on the menu. Fritto Misto 5/5 - Absolutely loved this appie. It's a blend of different fried seafood like calamari, sea bass, shrimp, artichoke, zucchini, parsley and chili garlic aioli. You get a variety of different lightly fried items which is great for sharing. The Hot Rod 5/5 - Loved this and came perfectly cooked. It's with tomato, pepperoni, fior di latte, mozzarella, chili and sicilian oregano. Ask for hot honey on the side as it makes it that much better! Canestri alla vodka 5/5 - My usual go to when I come to Piano Piano. This time it was just as delicious but a tad greasy by the end of the meal. Heavy and greasy that I couldn't finish the rest of the bowl of pasta. Overall, love the vibes here and food is even better. A place to check out for sure!

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Jayme H.

A few coworkers and I came here for dinner a few months ago and we had a pretty good time. For starters, the restaurant is absolutely beautiful. From the moody lighting and velvet booths to the ornate chandeliers and eclectic decor, you can tell that they put a lot of thought into the aesthetics. Even the menu has character as it's printed to look like a newspaper. There's of course all the food and drink, but you'll also find comics and a few pictures, it's fun. Oddly enough with it still being happy hour when we got there, almost all of us opted for a mocktail. I went with the Piano Piano spritz ($14) and it was nice and refreshing. For starters we all decided to share the fritto misto (fried seafood), whipped ricotta, and a pizza. I'm a vegetarian so I didn't try the pizza, but I know everyone else at the table liked it. I was a bit let down by the whipped ricotta. There wasn't a good balance between the ricotta and the focaccia so we were left with way more ricotta. The fritto misto was everyone's favorite of the three. As for my entree, I went with the egg yolk ravioli. It came with a brown butter sauce and parmesan. It was extremely rich and heavy, so I'm glad it came with focaccia, which was definitely needed to soak everything up. While the ambiance and service was good, none of us were blown away by the food we ordered. With so many great restaurants in this area of town, it wouldn't be my first choice to return, but if I did I would explore the menu a little further.

Shoolin S.

Piano piano was good and bad. For the price the portion sizes were amazing but the food was very heavy and greasy. The ambience was weird because the decor was great but the lights were too bright and so you could see that the finishing was not that great and really killed the ambience. The service was good but a bit on the slower. Also the washroom being right next to staff entrance to the kitchen felt a bit weird Overall I enjoyed my experience but it was not amazing or super memorable.

Glenn H.

Busy very busy for a Saturday,but was it worth it. Well the website was a little confusing when you're making a reservation. The site offers a table but then you're paying for this table 15 dollars. When I asked if this was common, this person told me that I chose the table so that's why I had to pay $15 but I didn't see any other option so that's a little bit of a fail. Now let's get to the food shall we. I had ordered the veal Parm with the bone in. I gotta tell you was it was unique. I found the sauce was very acidic and over salted meal Let's talk pizza. Hamilton has some pretty awesome pizza so I would say they know pizza. Well unfortunately this is not one of them. The pizza was rubbery with lots of burnt pieces and very salty. I actually watched people take topping off their pizza and it was kinda weird to quite frank. Another thing bothered me. I felt the staff was rushing us. They reminded us of the two hour limit for the next table seating man if I'm spending two hours at a restaurant your atmosphere and your food must be perfect. Two hours is more than enough time to eat. You do not need to remind people you're in a time limit. So would I recommend this place yes sure if you want an over salted meal then this is a place for you. Ps your cappuccino were not that hot they were under temperature. Hard truth. The meal wasn't a fail but it was closest you're going to get. Staff should not make people feel like they have to hurry up and eat. That was vibe that was given to us.b

Janice Y.

I really enjoy the aesthetics of this location. Good food, great cocktails on a photo-worthy backdrop. My group ordered some apps, pizza, and pasta. Not one dish really left me with a feeling like I'll definitely come back for that, but I do remember liking the pepperoni pizza with the hot honey sauce. So it's definitely recommended if you enjoy pizzas. Given that I normally don't care for pizzas, this says a lot. I just remember enjoying the vibe and space. I don't recall what the others ordered for apps, but I do remember I didn't like the app that had a ton of cheese or cream on top of a piece of toast. It was kind of too heavy, needs more bread to balance it. Though using the pizza crust with the excess cream/cheese worked well. I also got the mushroom cavatelli as a main and tried some of the ravioli, which was pretty good. Overall a great spot to spot to catch up and enjoy the space while dining out.

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Anna T.

Amazing restaurant. We had a private nook for a party of 6. The decor was so fun. The wallpaper was dinosaurs! Food was next to none. So good. Flavourbomb in every bite. Good portions. The service...also next to none. Shout out to Hailey and her spectacular attention to service. Definitely coming back!

Elsie Z.

The Piano Piano Colborne location is absolutely beautiful. The decor from when you enter to even the washroom is breathtaking. You can even pay to get seated at a table you prefer. The hot rod pizza and calamari was delicious and my favourites of the night. I was excited for my alla vodka pasta but found it to be dry and oily this time. I'm a huge fan of Piano Piano, excited for my next visit.

Mellisa Jule N.

The ambiance and vibes were on point at this restaurant. They had beautiful lighting and decor that was stunning. Me and my party ordered 3 appetizers: pizza, burrata (which was very loaded with the topping), and fritto misto (calamari, sea bass, and shrimp). My favourite appetizer that I recommend is the fritto misto, which was really good. For mains, my party ordered pasta. I got the cavatelli which was mushroom pasta. I really liked it and thought it was creamy and cooked really well. I like the concept of the restaurant and how cool it is. Downstairs where the washroom was there was a merry go round and bar which was unique as I've never seen it before. Overall, I would recommend this place for a date night or for a fancy dinner.

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Hetal M.

Came here for a belated birthday dinner with a friend and promptly seated. I have never been to a restaurant that strictly holds you to a two hour window. Not only was I told when I walked in, I was reminded when J was seated and then AGAIN at the 15 min mark where the server told us if we wanted dessert we'd have to move to the bar. I was actually pretty annoyed by that. Onto the food - what I forgot to snag a picture of is the whipped ricotta - that was fantastic! For my man, I had the pasta. I usually love a truffle mushroom pasta, and this was delicious. The sauce was cooked to perfection and the pasta density was also great. My friend had the pizza and thoroughly enjoyed it . I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a while and I'm glad I went. I was just really turned off by the two hour reminder. Ps - a very Instagram-y place!

Aiko I.

I have been looking for an upscale restaurant that opens for lunch and has well reputed ravioli and cocktails in downtown core. To me (a dumpling lover), ravioli is "Italian dumpling" lol so I started serious searching. Let me tell you how difficult it is to find such a place! Piano Piano was one of a few places that met my requirements. It was for a girls get together. We walked in around lunch time. The main floor was almost full, so we were seated in the ground level which was a bar floor. That was actually perfect for us, as we wanted to try cocktails. Monday lunch, so less people, less noise. We wanted to catch up a lot, so we appreciated it. The ambience was amazing. The glamorous, mysterious and sophisticated decor made me feel as if I tripped into another world. Then food - We had: # Signature Cocktails PIANO PIANO SPRITZ: Gentle peach and bubbles - delicious felt like a light peach soda with elegant wine-y booze, with a hint of citrus. Presentation was not impressive but the taste/mix was sophisticated. #Caesar (extra spicy, double): Not on the menu, but we requested this. Soooo good. I rarely had perfect Caesar with extra spice and booze elsewhere. I especially liked the castelvetarne olives that came with it. Fresh crispy texture with mildly tangy and buttery flavour. Perfect for the ceasar! #Calamari Fritti Had not just calamari, but also had shrimps, fish pieces, and artichokes, deep fried crispy with very light coating. Highly recommend this. #The PIANO PIANO Caesar Salad I felt that the dressing was too generous. Pork belly was ridiculously big and fatty. Focaccia croutons are too crunchy. Only highlight was the ue of white anchovy and its flavour. #Egg Yolk Ravioli It was ok, but disappointing as my expectation was high. A bit oily IMHO. The texture of the ravioli felt under-cooked to me, just before al-dente - dry around the edges. Brown butter was plenty, which I felt too much. Butter sauce was rich but never go well with dried pasta. I personally felt that the parmigiano was too much, adding extra salt to already salty ravioli, and I did not feel the nuttiness of Parmigiano. The stuffing was cheese forward with just a hint of spinach. Enjoyed the runny egg york. Accompanying Focaccia was soaked with butter. I liked its ambience, cocktails and friendly services. Will come back to try other food, such as pizzas next time as my friends liked it here. Oh I will get Calamari Fritti again for sure.

Krista F.

I've always wanted to try this restaurant and I am so glad I did. The food was absolutely fantastic. My friend and I did the lunch special - appetizer, main and dessert for $36 which was a great deal. I got the burrata with the grapes. The cheese was fresh, the grapes added a nice touch of sweetness and the bread was a great addition I wanted the ravioli but they said they ran out so I did the vodka pasta. The portion was pretty big, it has the perfect level of spice and flavour. The guanciale was sooo tasty, it had great flavour. Last but not least... the tiramisu. It was the perfect amount and everything you want in a tiramisu. The staff was super friendly, service was pretty quick and I loved the decor as well. Highly recommend

Erez Z.

Great place for an Italian dinner. Beautiful atmosphere and great service. Staff are fairly on point and even though the place is fairly busy they are reasonably on time. Food was very good and tasty. Priced as a premium experience pushing $27 per 12" pizza and $20 - 30 for past a dishes. Entre items are north of $50 going to $100 for the steak and lamb options. Great wine selection that was not big but big enough. I would give this place a 9/10 At almost $150 /pp it was a bit high for the type of place. Even without drinks we would have been at $100 pp which is a bit pricy for Italian. A lot of people came and just share 1 - 2 dishes for the experience. Most of the tables beside us were one pizza or salad to share with pasta entre each and one dessert to share. Great food and Highly recommended based on your budget.

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