There are a few. One of the newer ones is Avanti on Hwy2 just west of Simcoe St. another is Sopprafino's on Celina (which is right around the corner from previously mentioned) and if you like a little drive Mondo Cafe in Whitby is my preference.
Italian Food in Durham
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This is a spectacular thread...
I tried a place which for the life of me I can't remember what it was (ya, helpful- I know) but it wasn't anything special.
I'll have to check out one of these when I'm up on Wednesday!
I tried a place which for the life of me I can't remember what it was (ya, helpful- I know) but it wasn't anything special.
I'll have to check out one of these when I'm up on Wednesday!
you got me thinking ... could i persuade Francesca22 to wear Sushi cover dress... and i could eat it off her!?...she is Italian 
I think dani already did that...herames said:you got me thinking ... could i persuade Francesca22 to wear Sushi cover dress... and i could eat it off her!?...she is Italian
How about,
Antipasto
Primo-Gnocchi
Secondo-veal, pork or chicken
Contorno- ME
Brothers Pizza - Dundas and Garden in Whitby
Nothing fancy but moma mia
Also Al Dente Pickering Brock and 401
Nothing fancy but moma mia
Also Al Dente Pickering Brock and 401
I'm glad this post popped up 'cause the other day I was thinking of posting who makes good Italian sandwiches in Durham (a nice veal on a kaiser in particular).
Any recommendations or would any of the above mentioned establishments make good sandwiches too?
Hey Brianna is that Mondo Café the place across (to the east) from Captain Georges Fish and Chips downtown?
Any recommendations or would any of the above mentioned establishments make good sandwiches too?
Hey Brianna is that Mondo Café the place across (to the east) from Captain Georges Fish and Chips downtown?
No, you are so delicious that you MUST be the Main Course!Francesca22 said:
I think dani already did that...
How about,
Antipasto
Primo-Gnocchi
Secondo-veal, pork or chicken
Contorno- ME
Lascia stare i dolci. Bisogna il formaggio ed un bel bicchiere di vino rosso con una bella donna come te.Francesca22 said:I figured you could fill in the blanks
ammazzacaffe
Re:Sinatras'
The tomatoe sauce on the veal sandwich has no flavour and way to much breading on the veal itself. l have had way better.
If you are into Penne Arrabiata...may l recommend Fazios Pizza on Taunton and Simcoe...unfortunately its' take out only.
BM
redriver said:
The tomatoe sauce on the veal sandwich has no flavour and way to much breading on the veal itself. l have had way better.
If you are into Penne Arrabiata...may l recommend Fazios Pizza on Taunton and Simcoe...unfortunately its' take out only.
BM
that plus expensive and a tough chew...I always thought veal was suppose to be tender....Nick Fazio on Taunton for take out...if you go to Pompeii on Celina and prebook a dinner as the have a restaurant there there veal parmesan is the best anywhere but you have to reserve days in advance and not because they are busy but to prepare. They are very passionate about there food. He personally raises the veal calfs.badmutha said:
