Top Best Italian Restaurants in Wakefield

"The seasonal dishes at North and Navy are inspired by the similar climates of Eastern Ontario and Northern Italy. The spot also borrows the MO of Venetian “bacari” (Venice restaurants which serve deliciously complex small plates). The dishes are presented on beautiful Venetian plates in shared or private dining rooms that are as intimate as they are romantic."

"The Centretown restaurant is serving up a Valentine's Day takeout menu on Feb. 14. The meal costs $95 per guest, and your four-course meal includes house bread. For more information, visit shop.northandnavy.com"

"Northern Italian restaurant in a converted house offering seasonally focused fare & a warm ambiance. Open for dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 613-232-6289"

"Located just a stone’s throw from downtown, this intimate Italian-style bistro serves up classic Italian fare with a modern Canadian spin. The elegant eatery is best-known for its housemade pasta and old-world wine list. While the compact restaurant usually fills up on most weeknights, the ambiance is always cozy and welcoming—although we do recommend making a reservation if you’re hoping to get a table during peak hours."

"Dinner suggestion: Town is a family owned and operated, artisanal restaurant serving seasonally inspired smart upgrades of Italian classics. 296 Elgin St. (613) 695 – 8696"

"We were served by Max who was so kind, helpful and attentive. Every dish was delicious and we would definitely come bac..."

"Giovanni’s excellent service, presentation of exquisitely traditional dishes, sophisticated interior decoration and extensive wine cellar are on the expensive side but unparalleled in the city. Pair one of the fancy soups like stracciatella (veal consommé with egg and parmesan cheese) with an assorted plate of veal parmesan, manicotti and lasagna. This kind of high-calibre dining experience wouldn’t be complete without some great wine and dessert like panna cotta or tiramisu to top it off."

"Food is fantastic, waiters are lovely, staff all around very caring and courteous. Have made this our family dinners when my parents come up to visit- never had a bad night or service here everything is fantastic!"

"My wife and I ordered takeout for our anniversary and it was incredible. The portions were huge, the service on the phone was incredible and it was deliv..."

"They got fined last week when people sat and enjoyed beverages there while waiting for takeout. The pizzeria is just steps from Ottawa’s LRT line in the heart of the ByWard Market, built on the site of the original Grand Hotel that opened in 1882."

"The ssltaff itself does a good job, service isn't amazing but good, which is ok. Tried the cauliflower bites app..."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Pierre Tourigny used under CC BY 2.0. Ottawanians love this pub, not only for their food but for their epic “Beer Bible”. You guessed it, this bible is a menu chock full of domestic and imported beer."

"A post shared by Amy Zhou (@amyczhou) on Jun 3, 2017 at 2:12pm PDT. Where: 434 Preston St. (Little Italy). The vibe: Soccer fans, birthday parties and general good-time goers"

"It opened in 1994 in Little Italy and offers a selection of more than 200 beers, plus all the best attributes of an Italian Trattoria."

"If only every grocery store had a sandwich counter like Di Rienzo’s. This neighborhood institution is (self-) described as offering “the best sandwiches in Ottawa,” and probably deserves that title. The key is simplicity: No-nonsense Italian subs with mortadella, prosciutto, and more, are slightly Canadianized (see: havarti as one cheese of choice), and dished up at low, low prices, with a very limited number of hot and more extravagant options."

"This deli-grocery store near Little Italy is a favourite for bulky Italian sandwiches laden with prosciutto, soppressata, spicy capicollo, and the odd not-so-Italian filling like marbled cheese. A few baked treats like filled cannolis are on hand too."

"Di Rienzo's is self-described as “the best sandwiches in Ottawa” and for good reason. The classic Italian-style submarine sandwiches are packed with your choice of lunch meat, cheese, tomato, and lettuce. It’s really that simple."

"Quebecers need not cross to Ottawa to pick up juicy shawarma or garlicky potatoes — this affordable spot in Chelsea is open for take-out seven days, although with slightly reduced hours."

"Their food is always amazing and I’m so glad I found this place. Nicest staff and best fresh pasta in Ottawa More reviews"

"1867 St Laurent Blvd Ottawa, ON 613-991-3044 1-866-442-4416 (toll-free) ingeniumcanada.org. The all-new Canada Science and Technology Museum provides a highly digital experience for the whole family – igniting visitors with a passion for science and inspiring the next generation of Canadian innovators. After undergoing an $80 million renewal of its entire building, the museum features over 7,400 m2 (80,000 sq. ft.) of redesigned exhibition space, including an 850 m2 (9,200 sq. ft.) temporary exhibition hall to accommodate travelling exhibitions from around the world."

"The Canada Science and Technology Museum examines technology and science from a distinctly Canadian lens—from medical developments to wearable technology. The museum also plays home to a children’s innovation zone with various kid-friendly activities as well as practical resources for parents (like a bottle-warming station and diaper-changing area)."

"Similar to the Science Centre in Toronto, this museum takes you for a walk through the history of Science and Technology. A highlight is the slanted kitchen. Kits flock to that to feel the pull of gravity and we loved the display of old computers and TVs."

"The Canadian Museum of Nature (Musée Canadien de la Nature) takes visitors through the world of the dinosaurs all the way up to today's animal population, and also features poignant temporary exhibits. It is the national natural sciences and history museum, and the historic building (once the Victoria Memorial Museum) is the birthplace of Canada's national museums. Construction on this castle-like building was completed in 1910."

"Visiting the Canadian Museum of Nature is more or less like exploring a world of dinosaurs. Beginning with extinct animals, the journey reaches up to today’s animal population and keeps you informed about the things you ought to know. Due to that, this historic place has and will always be a top tourist attraction that keeps people excited and happy."

"In a warehouse space wedged between Chinatown and Hintonburg is this great all-rounder craft brewery — its offerings run the gamut from straight-up hoppy IPAs and an oatmeal stout through to Beyond the Pale’s iconic pink fuzz, given some extra zing with citrus zest going into the brewing process."

"Beyond the Pale started as a pipe dream for a couple of guys that really liked homebrewing. They now have eight years under their belt, and have established a reputation for strong quality beer. Their Pink Fuzz Grapefruit Wheat Ale happens to be a fan favourite."

"Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 11:00 PM – 9:00 PM Sun: 11:00 PM – 6:00 PM Mon: Closed for brewing"

"This popular microbrewery is located in the heart of downtown Ottawa. Expect an extensive beer and wine list, and food pairings like beer-battered maxi fries, a goat cheese and roasted red pepper sandwich, and flammekueches. Address: 240 Sparks St, Local C215, OttawaPhone: 613-380-8140Website"

"He was funny and caring, and we would like him to serve us if we come the next time.If Doven ca..."

"Got takeout, and it was some of the best sushi I've had in Ottawa. Definitely better than a place around Merivale & Baseline that I won't n..."