This is a different place to dine in. Has a lot to seee and taste and eat! I haven’t tried anything here besides their bread and pasta but everything seemed very fresh! I personally loved their interiors and staff. The area is bright clean and looks fun and lit. There is fresh grocery , meat, deli , bakery items and even All types of whine. You can also find utensils and home kits . This place is elevator and escalators enable. There is even pizza , fresh fruits and salad. Give it good time to explore . Weekends are busy and rushed up ever since it’s open.

Pretty good restaurant. Very busy, definitely make reservations but they can do reservations only for 4 people group. Pizza was great and very authentic. The whole floor area was great and filled lots of Italian items. The pasta sauce from the shopping area is amazing as well! Definitely a great place to visit and experience.

If you like Italian anything, this place a must to check out. There are 3 floors of all things Italian and more. Pastries, restaurants, brewery, grocery items like fresh produce and unique options imported from Italy. Helpful signage, spacious and organized, it is difficult to take it all in. Will have to come many more times to look at all the options more closely. So happy to have found a little bit of Italy right here in Toronto.

I had SUCH a great experience here. Was seated on a busy Saturday evening with no reservations. Service was top-notch, with many different servers checking in often. I was surprised by how delicious (and fair priced) their pastas are — loved the gnocchi! Food came out in under 15 minutes which was good, especially for how busy it was. My only constructive feedback would be to have the ($4) bread included with all pasta orders. I’ll definitely be back and recommending to friends!

This is where you can get a taste of Italy. Wonderful interior and design with restaurants and gelato bar and pastry. Good selection of cheese, ham and meat. Really nice place to eat good Italian food and have some decent wine.

This tiramisus is AMAZING!!!! Creamy! And there isn’t too much sugar added! Tasted like a mixture of cheese and egg white. Don’t by that small lasagna. The noodle is a bit dry and hard to chew. (But the meat sauce is tasty)

Eataly is certainly one of the places in Toronto that you shouldn't miss. For those who love gastronomy, this is the perfect place to eat, buy good food and drinks, discover different foods, enjoy good service and good service, observe food preparation and learn in different courses. The space offers elevators and escalators for access to users, especially wheelchair users and customers with low mobility. It has a good structure for food and a variety of legal products. The store has adapted restrooms to serve wheelchair users and continues with care protocols regarding respiratory diseases. It's really worth knowing and I, as a nutritionist, am enchanted in these places.

Nice place! Amazing atmosphere, exquisite delectable food. If you're planning on going here, make sure you bring a lot of money with you. The only drawback is everything is really expensive. Aside from that, this place is certainly an experience with numerous markets and restaurants. If there is a special occasion I would definitely consider coming here, although I would avoid busy hours because this place gets crowded at times.

The food is super delicious. Made with fresh ingredients and with a modern twist to Italian cuisine. The service is outstanding and the ambiance is very chic. Also, I had a great experience ordering online with the delivery and gift box services. The delivery is very flexible, you can choose the date and time slot for the delivery. There is an option if an item is out of stock; you can have them substitute with a similar item by calling you or not, or have a refund. The gift box option is beautiful and worth it. Love this place♥️♥️♥️

We had a great time over the weekend strolling through the mall. This is a fun filled day where everything is fresh, and great tasting for all. There are so many different areas as you walk though and experience unique foods like you were in Italy vibe. Great customer service and everyone seemed happy to be there. We seated ourselves for a bite to eat and ordered some delicious Italian cuisine. The service was on point and we enjoyed the experience overall. Can’t wait to check it out again!

Eataly has been opened for a. Long time but its my first time there this morning !! It's a WOW place!! You could get any kind of Italian gourmet food and wine there, very spacious on the second floor , lots of chairs and tables that are separated in different seating areas . Love the pasta and sausage sections , so much to choose from. Wine, wine and wine 🍷 , Cheers 🥂🎉

I’ve been to Eataly NYC and wanted to try the Toronto location since it opened. I made reservations for La Pizza La Pasta online a couple weeks before and I’m glad we did. It was busy at 7pm on a Saturday. We were sat right away and our server was great. Our food was hot and delicious. prices weren’t as bad as we expected. We had two pasta dishes, shared a pizza, 2 beers, 1 cocktail and two desserts and our bill was $170. We will definitely return here.

The experience and atmosphere is incredible, but the food is not as good as you would think it will be… so disappointed.. they have home pasta but they don’t know how to cook the pasta .. they sell Parmesan cheese 2012 but looks like they don’t use it in their pasta. additional don’t have a good wine on the menu! Unacceptable.. I ordered a short rib pasta but couldn’t find the rib :/ their protein/ sauce portion is super small.. hope they get better because they have the infrastructure and good ingredients to create great incredible dishes!

I had a really great experience here on the outdoor patio! All of the staff are very nice and very kind and all are wearing masks for safety right now!! Laura is the best server/staff, so I hope you have her! But the rest of the staff are super lovely!! There is a large menu and variety for vegetarian and anyone else with dietary needs. The food was all really great even dogs were allowed on the patio! Inside the store there are so many different products you can buy for it such a great selection highly recommended!

Eataly was generally really good! Great pizza and pasta. Conveniently, I wasn't very hungry when I came so the small portion of the mezzalune was exactly what I wanted. My friends had ordered the pizzas and generally liked them. The service was good, the restaurant itself was a bit loud. We tried to get a reservation for the patio, but couldn't. There were good veggie options. The bread they brought before our meals was only okay. And I wish they had balsamic vinegar with the olive oil.

Its a good place to have everything Italian right in the middle of Toronto. Situated at Bloor street, its ideally situated and connected well through public transit. You can get all Italy grocery and meats here. We tried their La Pizza, La Pasta restaurant and it was good. Their pizzas are must try. Portions are small though. Its a very noisy place. Not ideal if you are looking for private and intimate dinners.

I recently paid a visit to Eataly during lunchtime, and it was a true culinary adventure! This place offers an abundance of fresh food options, and the added convenience of having a supermarket on-site is definitely a plus. I indulged in their mouthwatering pizza and couldn't resist treating myself to a delectable dessert from "Il Gelato Artigianale" - a delightful creation consisting of a generous scoop of ice cream nestled within buns. It was a treat for both the eyes and the taste buds! While the quality and variety of food at Eataly are exceptional, I did notice that the prices tend to be higher compared to regular stores. This might be a consideration for those on a tight budget. However, the unique experience and the opportunity to sample gourmet offerings make it worth the occasional splurge. The ambiance of Eataly is inviting, with a bustling atmosphere that adds to the overall charm of the place. If you're a food lover and appreciate the finest ingredients, Eataly is definitely worth a visit. It's a paradise for gastronomy enthusiasts, offering a wide range of culinary delights to explore.

Had a delicious 3 course meal here. Everything was great! Though i think the arancini balls would have been better with marinara or tomato sauce. The fish and chocolate mouse dessert was delicious 🤤 Excellent service too.

I really enjoy this place for its diverse menu and the wide variety of foods they offer. It’s become my go-to spot for coffee and snacks. Their pizza is a standout, absolutely delicious! The atmosphere is also quite pleasant. However, I have noticed that they’ve recently raised their prices a bit compared to before, which is the only reason I’m giving them four stars this time.

At La Pizza & La Pasta, we had their Pasta Giro (pasta tasting) for 35/head on Tuesdays. Was really excited about the concept of AYCE pasta, however 2 out of the 6 pasta dishes we ordered had raw, undercooked pasta. As you can see in the photo, there is still a ring of raw flour/pasta inside the noodle, so it was kinda inedible.. If you are looking to dine in at Eataly, take a look at the Directory tab for the individual reataurants inside Eataly and you’ll see the reviews are 2 or 3 stars, and not the 4.4 rating you see for Eataly— which is probably for the grocery section.

Love the atmosphere and the convenience of the restaurant inside a grocery store however, its a bit pricey for the portions and the experience. Food is okay. Nothing extraordinary here. Environment is loud since it is like a market. Prosecco is great except they are very stingy on the pours (not generous) and a little too pricey. You can buy a bottle for probably the same price at LCBO.

Well let me firstly state this is one place where one can SHOP, EAT and DRINK under one roof. It’s unique and mind blowing Italian place and anyone who loves Italian food and drinks will fall in love with this place instantly. My advice first just browse around and then decide what you want to eat or drink. One can go to the lower level and sit and have drinks and also have your food brought in there. I was blown away by the Italian sauces, pasta and kitchen equipment sold there. drinks variety in galore - wines and beers and non alcoholic drinks too. Fresh fruits and vegetables looked so good and fresh although I never got a chance to try them. Desserts - donot even let me start on that. If you have a sweet tooth you will go berserk! Service was impeccable and what appealed to me was how neat and hygienic everything looked despite the size of this humongous place ‘Eatly’ ! We tried a couple of things and nothing disappointed our palate! Def returning to try some more stuff and also buying some sauces. Btw they also have a place where they have classes for teaching you how to cook some of the Italian food There is hot food, cold food, meat deli, ready food in fridges, bakery, pasta station, coffee, wine tasting and beer tasting , I can actually go on and on so pls go see and experience this place! This place was on my bucket list of places to visit and so glad I finally went. Parking - plan to Google before you go for Green P parking closest to it. For those who may get overwhelmed with the upstairs, downstairs and basement . There is a cute elevator with glass and you can look into Eatly for those who donot want to use the stairs I apologize for not great pictures as I was so excited just looking around the place is kid friendly although the gelato and ice cream counters can have them running there! Lol the Cannolis counter has three varieties of Cannolis to choose from and then you pick the filling. I chose Pistachio and ricotta and it was out of this world. I also had a panini which had cheese and spicy meats in the filling and I was like having a party in my mouth! Regarding seating you just have to watch who is finishing and grab that seat or eat at one of the sit down restaurants. I thing where the bar is in the lowest level seems not so busy and easier to get a table

We sat on Restaurant La Piazza and we ordered the Prix Fixe Menu for lunch. It was pretty good and the price was more than ok taking into account that you are takinf a full course menu; appetizer, main course and dessert. Eataly is a fantastic place to go and have a delicious dish of authentic italian food. Also you can find a huge variety of high quality italian product that you can buy and take home to prepare a special meal.

I usually love going to Eataly whenever I have the chance and this one in Toronto it was as I expected Loads of delicious Italian products and some restaurants to indulge into the Italian cuisine, from gorgeous pizza and exquisite gelato to great Aperol spritz and other Italian products (fruits, vegetables, cheese, pasta, sauces). I tried the focaccia and it was very tasty. You can also have some free samples of foods and drinks before you decide what you’re going to have. It was nice you could pay by yourself and avoiding the cashier lines. Tip: Try the pistachio cream which is heavenly if you’re a pistachio fan.

Fancy Italian marketplace with a large selection of pasta, pizza, cheese, dessert and many other products. We had a window seat looking out to the lively downtown during dinner. Some people were enjoying their coffee and gelatos in the pastry area. It's a cozy and relaxing spot in the core downtown.

These two weeks, Eataly is doing a promotion that it costs about $26 for a 2 course meal. So my Italian girlfriend and I decided to try it out, however it was extremely disappointing…😔 One of the most iconic dish in Italy, Bruschetta, was served with half a toast and some ricotta cheese with a little of honey drizzle… completely different from what bruschetta is. We also order arancini, which is another iconic Italian food. It only came with two fried balls. Inside, it is not stuffed, it was simply just a fried risotto ball with some peas, which has minimal flavor and cheese. It comes with no sauce. Salad was very simple, anyone who knows how to chop can make it, nothing fancy, portion is small. Pizza was a bit better and authentic, not too bad, but it costed EXTRA $8 The fettuccine pasta, costed extra $10. They were supposed to cook the pasta hot, place it in a wheel of parmigiano reggiano cheese, let the cheese melt and mix it with the pasta, and then serve on the plate in front of you. Initially the server did it with another customer by mistake, and then she just handed the pasta to us. It was already cold/warm by the time it was handed to us. We talked to the server about how the pasta wasn’t hot and we missed the show, they just use the same plate of pasta, which we had eaton and tried, into the same wheel of cheese and did it in front of us. By the time it was on the plate in front of us, it was cold, not even warm. The flavor was there but it’s a plate of cold pasta. Overall, I paid about $100 for 2 people. A lot of items require you to pay extra. The portion is small. Quality isn’t great. I could have a lot nicer Italian food somewhere else. Eataly gave me a fast food vibe, but just the environment is a bit nicer, pretend to be a fine dining restaurant. As a foodie who loves and knows Italian food, I will NOT come back and I advise people NOT to go there. There are a lot of other nicer Italian restaurants, including Piano Piano, Trattoria Neevosa, Tosto… that serve really good Italian food that worth the money you spent.

Food is overpriced in general. But I guess the extra markup goes to the nice decor. Located in the heart of downtown, tent must be expensive. I find myself a bit lost, not sure what are the rules of the food court and how it works. Do I get to order wine and walk around? Where should I go order wine? Can I buy a bottle from the shelve and enjoy it there? Where do I get glassware? I asked a few staff and no one knows. They only know the food at their counter and have no idea how this run. Washroom is clean. Parking is free if you spend $50 at one single retailer (such as Eataly) and get it validated at the Manulife C level customer services.

The marketplace and specialty store are very cool. You can find a great variety of special Italian food items. The restaurant was average and a little underwhelming for the price. The lasagna was good. The burrata pizza sauce was a little water and soggy but tasted good. The best part was the Rossa foccacia. It's a good spot for small bites and getting some specialty groceries but probably not worth the price for the restaurant.

Eataly is such a different experience. Being able to shop, eat and drink all in one place is so enjoyable! We loved the cocktails, pasta, bread, pizza and sweets. The overall experience could have improved if the hostess had been polite / friendly and more professional. We had booked for a special occasion and it would have been more thoughtful if she had planned out where she chose to seat the guests. Otherwise why bother to mention when booking a reservation what it’s for? Perhaps adults who are consuming alcohol in one area and those with small children / babies and families in another area. The restaurant was nearly empty when we arrived, yet anyone who came in after was sat directly beside us, behind us, etc until we were boxed in and couldn’t hear each other over all of the screaming and other conversations. There was plenty of space, and it didn’t make any sense to seat people that way. I love that this place is very family friendly and I love children. However I do think that you should ask guests if they wish to be in a bar section or restaurant section to avoid disappointing dinning experiences.

This place was like a dream come true to me. During the pandemic, when we cannot travel, the Eataly gave me a feeling of travelling to Italy. It is a one stop to everything we crave for (including Italian cafes, restaurants, bakery, pastries, gelato, coffee, fresh & dried goods). You can either dine in and enjoy the ambience there or buy some groceries home to cook your own Italian cuisine. I really enjoyed my shopping and afternoon tea there. There was so much to see that I could easily spend a whole afternoon there. I highly recommend this place and really look forward to visit again soon.

At the center of the downtown core, very convenient if taking public transit. Good Italian food, many choices. Also can buy ingredients from the supermarket. Fresh made pasta, seafood, lots of cheese. Had lunch in one of the restaurants, it tasted so good. The only complaint is that they serve a bit slow because the kitchen is further away. Anyways, very friendly servants.

We ended up stopping here because we had heard great things about the food here. We got there at the time where the upstairs store wasn't open yet but the cafe underneath was. The authentic everything Italian was delicious from the cappuccino to the ricotta cheese cake. We browse around the upstairs just to look at some of the fresh stuff being put out for lunch and all my Lord it looked incredible. All the fresh cuts of meat all the cheeses all the bread all the baked goods everything smelled and looked incredibly good. If you're downtown and looking for some great Italian food Eataly has it all and everything here is has authentic as it gets!

Loved experience Eataly! So many imports from Italy. Tried the cafe upstairs and the cappacunio is probably the best I’ve had in the city. I also tried their restaurant and had the fettuccine from the cheese wheel. Was worth the experience but flavour was lacking. Would definitely come back to try other baked goods!

This was amazing. I ate at La Pizza & La Pasta. Staff was amazing. I loved everything thing I ate. It was delicious. I would highly recommend this place if you are a foodie.

I can't believe we haven't gone here before! We visited the location in Vegas and it was very nice, but this deli and Italian grocery blew us away. Gorgeous selection of prosciutto and Salamis, a massive array of cheese and parmigiana, and a ton of take home pastas and sauces. The on-site brewery is great and we loved the experimental brews they had available for flights. The pizza and pasta for dine-in were very good, but probably the least impressive part of the experience. We are coming back next time we need to build a charcuterie and cheese board!

We went there for lunch. It was so crowded and you need to reserve before you go there. Because we had a reservation so we sat at our table on time. Their menu was a little weird and it was difficult for us to understand. But our waitress answered all of our questions kindly. She brought for us bread and olives oil. I didn’t like the bread because it was too dry. Then we ordered an appetizer which was good. For main course we ordered one pizza and two pastas. I liked the pizza but it wasn’t the best pizza that I have eaten so far. The pasta was normal for us. The atmosphere was so beautiful and because the restaurant is in the middle of like supermarket, so you can enjoy the place and buy fresh products. But the price of meals is so expensive. I have heard a lot about this restaurant but I don’t like it. It’s good for date or if you have special guests.

Nice spacious patio and good customer service. However, this place is pricy and their food portions are very small! They also have an odd policy. They give out paper menus but refuse cash payments! There are so many more affordable and nice patios in Toronto I would recommend. Location is central but busy and hard to find a parking spot if you are driving.

The patio on the Bay Street is really nice and we enjoyed the atmosphere overall. Cocktails were pretty good. However, pizza was a bit of a disappointment. The dough was very fatty, thick and wet. It wasn’t crispy at all. Maybe it’s a special recipe, but it’s not to my taste. I expected pizza to be perfect here. The bread and olive oil, which they serve prior to pizza was perfect though 🙂

I recently visited Eataly and was impressed by its extensive selection of groceries, fresh produce, and the presence of a couple of inviting restaurants. The beautifully designed space added to the overall experience. I purchased an array of cheeses, fresh pasta, and delicious focaccia. I truly enjoyed watching them make fresh burrata at the mozzarella lab. While the menu and various items seemed a bit on the pricey side, the quick lunch at La Piazza restaurant was a highlight, especially the exceptional pizza. Our server was attentive and friendly, delivering excellent service that leaves me open to considering a return visit. Overall, a satisfying experience with room for improvement in pricing.

I like here, so many delicious Italian flavors waiting to be discovered. It's just so much fun, lots of treasures, they are expensive but they worth it. I really enjoyed the puffs here, as well as my new attempt at lemon cake. It's crowded on the weekends, so if you're lucky you can enjoy the city view and afternoon tea by the ceiling windows 😋

During my recent visit to Eataly, I found myself immersed in a culinary haven that offered an impressive array of groceries, each aisle adorned with fresh produce that added vibrancy to the inviting atmosphere. The well-thought-out design of the space itself contributed significantly to the overall experience, creating an ambiance that complemented the diverse offerings. As I perused the selection, I couldn't resist indulging in an assortment of cheeses, some fresh pasta, and a delectable piece of focaccia. The culinary journey reached another level at the mozzarella lab, where I had the pleasure of witnessing the meticulous process of crafting fresh burrata, adding a unique and memorable interactive element to my visit. While I did notice that the menu and various items leaned towards the pricey side, the dinner experience at La Piazza restaurant was a standout moment. The exceptional pizza served became the highlight of the evening, elevating my dining experience. What truly set the evening apart was the attentive and friendly service provided by our server, who delivered excellence throughout the meal. This positive interaction leaves me eager to entertain the idea of a return visit. In summary, my time at Eataly was undeniably satisfying, enriched by a diverse culinary selection, interactive experiences, and a standout dinner at La Piazza. Despite this, the consideration for improvement in pricing adds a constructive note, as it remains a factor worth addressing for an even more well-rounded experience.

Best slice in Toronto. I’ve done pizza tours in NYC and had many of the best in toronto, this is my all time favourite slice. I’ve dined in the restaurants here many times, they’re great. Love the authenticity and how nice the service is. The pizza at the counter is different than the pizza in the restaurant. Grab a quickly slice and experience the light crispy, deliciousness. Highly recommend.

What a great supermarket! Only complaint I have is for the prepared chilled food, there are no reheating instructions on the packaging and the counter payment staff did not know (she did check with kitchen and provided me the details). Would’ve been much easier if it was just printed on the box.

Service. The difference maker. Pricier than you'd expect. I've heard about this place from many people and the market is everything you heard. Fresh. Quality and Reasonable. When we visited the Le pizza Le Pasta restaurant, it was very busy and for good reason. The wait took about 35-40m on off hours (4:00pm) and the menus by the front are not in English making a difficult for a non Italian to know what they're in for or if it's worth the wait. Spoiler. It was worth it. The staff was incredibly helpful and nice. Many different servers checked up on us and reassured us in the case of a mild delay on our wine. They gave recommendations, tried to accommodate food restrictions and were very pleasant. The pizza was Very thin and difficult to keep together on the first pull, but once you get used to it was incredibly tasty and light. The mushroom sauce on the enocci was delicious and made a rather unappetizing look taste incredible. Finally the wine was much better than I was expecting and the person who ended up serving us was very informative as well. Overall it was a wonderful experience and my friends who I took with me (who are very picky) enjoyed it as well.

This place is really nice, amazing ambiance and looks super clean! It’s not even that expensive..

Went here on a Saturday for lunch with a few other girls to catch up and eat, specifically at La Pizza & La Pasta. Got to try quite a few dishes and I would give it a 4/5 overall. The overall vibe of Eataly is fun and I enjoyed browsing the shops but I wasn’t blown away by the dishes. I felt compared to the pricing it was just OK but I would come back to try it again.

November 2021 4★ Eataly is a shopping experience on its own. Your looking at fresh pasta made on the spot for take home. A hip hopping place for both dine in and even just for shopping. Lots of options to choose from with reminisce of Italy. A nice place to shop, but prices are on the higher end.

We had pasta, wine and the tiramisu. The flavours were absolutely amazing. The pasta had that cozy homy taste. So comforting! Great place with so many options

Had a great experience here. We did a self directed food tasting tour. Food was great, staff was knowledgable in the menus. Only downsides were that they don’t split food items and it was very packed but we did choose to go on a Saturday. (The pasta that was made in the wheel of cheese was 👌🏼👌🏼)

My friends and I really enjoyed our first experience here! They have sooo many grocery items, fresh food and a couple restaurants! We tried La Pizza and La pasta restaurant and enjoyed all the food! The pizza was amazing, meatball appetizer was delicious and the pasta was also delicious but definitely overpriced in my opinion. We had the $40 pasta (originally $60) thats prepared table side in the cheese wheel which was good but not worth $60. I understand you’re paying for the experience so it was still a nice treat. We had amazing service, I would definitely go back!

This place is super cute! The grocery area had a lot of unique items. We stopped for dinner without a reservation and we had to wait 25 minutes for a table, so I’d recommend making a reservation if you know you want to go for dinner here! The bruschetta was AMAZING! I would definitely recommend it.

The experience is fun you kind of feel like you’re in market in Italy. the food is amazing only downfall is we waited 1.5 hours for our reso. You can actually buy groceries everything is super fresh and delicious. If you don’t like big crowds maybe avoid weekends here. Other than that it was a great experience. And the Aperol spritz was great while waiting.👌🏽

Good grocery shopping. You can get a glass of wine and keep shopping, what else could be better. Great coffee and desserts, wide variety of deli and other gourmet delicacies. Love a new loyalty program, makes me come back for more. Not a fan of pizza at this place, expect more from Italian grocery/ restaurants.

This is a good marketplace for Italian groceries. It doesn't have a lot of regular brands you can find in other supermarkets in Vaughan or Mississauga but it has a decent collection The gelato was good! The chocolate flavour is better than the milk pistachio one. I would recommend trying this. I got venchi chocolate here! The chocolate has a slight stale taste so not as good of an experience as I expected. Will not repurchase them here. The marketplace has a pungent curing meat smell. I definitely didn't find that to be appealing. Overall, worth checking out if you are in the area but keep in mind it is overpriced and lacking the Italian feel you can find at other supermarkets in the GTA.

Verrry pricey, but I can see why because the food is always high quality. The variety isn’t big (in one restaurant), but the variety in the whole store is insane. They have a whole section just for pizza! And then a restaurant separately! And a gelato place separately! The pasta is good, but I’ve had equal quality elsewhere for cheaper- I’d go for the pizza next time, or just for grocery shopping. The gelato was so smooth and amazing as well. They have a cafe downstairs and they had a huge variety too! The whole place is very pricey and bougie but if you’re going to spoil yourself on food I’d say go here. Apparently they have a brewery even further down- I’ll have to check it out next time!

Really good European vibe. The food was fantastic. Pizza crust was the best I've tasted anywhere. Fettuccine al Burra di Tartufo e Parmigiano was perfect. Very flavorful.

Great place to go to find authentic Italian food. There are many fresh food options available, from pizza and pasta to a good selection of deserts and gelato. When you're done, head downstairs to the Birroteca to try their in house brews.

We went to La Pizza & La Pasta for their 2 can dine special & it was everything you’d think it would be — super packed with shockingly quick service. When we got to the host 10 minutes before our reservation time she told us to come back in 10 minutes, which was interesting to us but luckily we were in a store full of Italian distractions and overpriced groceries 🤪 It ended up being kind of worth it because we got sat at a super private table in the corner of the restaurant that looked out onto bloor street! It was away from the hustle and bustle of the hungry patrons and double sat servers. The highlight of the evening was the guy in the photos — knew so much about the truffle pasta made in the wheel of cheese, it was delightful to chat and even more delightful to devour!!

A lovely restaurant with outstanding dishes. I came with my cousins who arrived from Melbourne Australia two days ago. We enjoyed our food. The atmosphere was wonderful. The service was perfect. Our server was amazing. She is knowledgeable and spoke to my cousins in Italian, which they loved. This was my first time coming to Eataly and it won't be my last

I am a big fan of Eataly and this one was according to my expectations. Modern decoration with a twist of Italy. Plenty of Italian products ( pistachio cream is something I always come here for) wines and fresh vegetables. There are free samples of foods or drinks on some areas. When I visited it was a bit crowded, but the people inside gave a nice vibe to the place. I have tried a focaccia which was so tasty. I liked so much the fact that I was able to self pay, instead of staying in line. There are many dedicated machines if you prefer this approach. Cons: Eataly is a bit pricy, so try to take this into consideration when visiting.

Bustling place for anything Italian, from breads to pastries, to gelato to pizzas, pasta, and restaurants. Overpriced grocery items, but surprisingly, the hand or machine made pastas are worth it since they are made right there and then so can't go wrong. Amazing atmosphere if you want to go with a much smaller group as there is so much to discover and explore.

Delectable Italian cuisine based restaurants and grocery store all in one located in Toronto's busy Yorkville district. If you have an Italian craving, this is the place to visit. I usually come here to buy ready to go items that can be cooked easily at home. There are a few on site Italian sit down restaurants located on 2nd floor. Or you can buy counter hot food, refrigerated sandwiches, salads and drinks and enjoy it at open tables. Of course there's a meat, produce, dairy, seafood, bakery, cake and pantry section. Definitely, there's a premium to be paid from your wallet for this quasi Italian experience. For example, a slice of fresh pizza is $9+. Normal cake slices/treats are $8+. Decor is nice and brightly lit. There's a bit of a smell when you are near the cheese and seafood sections of the store. There's plenty of courteous staff to serve you at each food station.

Atmosphere is amazing. Lots to look at, nice decor, overall a nice place to be. We ordered the summerlicious menu. Zucchini frites, pasta and tiramisu. We also ordered a separate pizza. The cost for a 3 course meal wasnt bad but the food that came out considering the cost and place was pretty disappointing. Ive heard a lot about eataly prior to coming so maybe my expectations were too high. The grocery part is amazing. Lots of good imports. The pasta itself was super bland, the pei muscles were poor quality and wasnt cleaned very well. The frites had no zucchini flavour and the oil it was fried in did not taste good at all. Tasted like super old, very used oil. The tiramisu was also kind of a mess. There were about 3 lady fingers put on a plate and some marscapone slapped on top and half a small strawberry. This tiramisu had no coffee and cacao either. The pizza was find but the ham on it was also low quality.

Eataly was so beautiful!! I didn't buy much but it was such a beautiful place to just walk around and admire! It definitely had some amazing restaurants that I would love to go back to! The gelato was amazing and I recommend it to everyone who goes! Eataly was also very aesthetic and I got some amazing shots of the food there!

4.8 went to the pasta restaraunt in Eataly in Toronto. It’s a great spot if you’re in the mood for a fresh bowl of pasta with amazing ingredients. Also had the calarmari starter which came with zucchini and it was super well done. The bolognese was amazing! Service was really good and attentive. Atmosphere is nice, it’s quieter and less intense than the rest of Eataly but it’s not a romantic dining experience. Clean space, good food, good place for kids because there is a lot to see and it’s fun to walk around and pick up snacks and desserts.

Really enjoyed the food. They have a ~$35 lunch offer where you can pick a starter, entree, and dessert. Depending on what you choose, it can add a few extra $ but the food is good and easily shareable.