Nonna Francesca's - Toronto

The restaurant lacks ambiance, resembling more of an office building cafeteria without the service line. During dinner time, there were no other patrons dining. As a result, we opted to dine elsewhere.

This was a lovely and surprising find in my neighbourhood. It is difficult to find fully-operational restaurants during COVID times. I probably wouldn 't have discovered Nonna 's if it were normal times. The service was really, really excellent. The food was extremely fresh and beautifully prepared. This place will definitely become a regular eating spot for me.

Horrible experience. I went for Valentine s day and they had a fixed price menu for the day with only a few choices (5 different main dishes only), however it was very difficult to learn this from the waiter who we had and there was lots of confusion on what was included, what we could chose and what were the prices. Parking was $35 even though the parking sign on entering said $15 and even tho the restaurant validated the parking ticket and we only stayed for 1.5 hrs total. I called the store but there was not assistance concerning the $35 dollar parking. The dinner basically cost a total of $200 total for a 6 oysters, 1 piece of halibut, 1 pasta and 1 piece of cheesecake.

This is a beautiful, clean little restaurant that serves delicious, authentic Italian dishes. The service was attentive and informative. It was so yummy that we went back the next night!

Enjoyed the food (was with a friend and we split the kale salad and the spaghetti with eggplant meatballs this was just enough for me to fell satiated but not stuffed). The service was helpful but not cloying. I would certainly go back.