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3.1 (35 reviews)
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$26 per person [pasta tasting]
Nancy T.

I was very excited when I got the chance to try this place out with my friends. However, I was quite disappointed as the pasta wasn't what I expected. We paid $26 per person to try three different kinds of pasta (pasta tasting), and to my surprise, all three were mainly cheesy with no meat. This would fit well for those who are vegetarian since it's mainly cheese and one with beets in it. We also ordered bruschetta; it was alright. My other friend ordered a salad and pizza. To our surprise, her meals were bigger and cheaper than what we ordered. As for service, to me it was neither good nor bad.

Frittata and bolognese pasta
Amelia K.

Friend and I went for a brunch and it was our first time trying out Eataly restaurant! They offer both brunch and regular lunch menus which was great. Entire area is aesthetically pleasing, eye catching, and very colourful. Overall the service was good- server was kind and polite. However they were very slow. We had to look for our server to get the bill. Overall, foods were amazing, great atmosphere, neat, clean, and pretty place to explore.

Patata fritta
Hazel P.

Food: 3/5 Service: 4/6 Ambiance: 5/5 This is a really nice looking restaurant. The decor is light woods, red accents, green upholstered banquette seating, and chairs. It's very spacious. There is a store at the front where you can buy soaps from italy, pasta, etc. At the back is the restaurant. My friend took me here for lunch. I ordered the patata fritta (fried potatotes) and spaghetti pomodoro. My friend ordered the frito misto. We both just had water to drink as it was a very hot & humid day. The potatoes were good, if a little salty. The spaghetti was very salty for my taste. My friend liked the frito misto but didn't realize it would be breaded as she's on a keto diet. So she only ate a little of it. We were both full after our food so we didn't order dessert. Service was okay. Our waitress was nice but I found it hard to understand her accent. The manager came by & checked how we liked our meal which was also nice. All in all the service was good. But I didn't really enjoy the food. I would be willing to try a different dish though, to see if it was just the dish I ordered that I didn't like.

Tagliere Salumi e Formaggi
Jessica I.

I visited Eataly Don Mills on a Wednesday night around 6pm without a reservation. There were many open tables but the hostess insisted we could only sit at the bar. We ordered the Tagliere Salumi e Formaggi to start. The board surprisingly came with a lot of meat and only three small pieces of cheese. It also only came with two pieces of bread. For $36, I would not order this again unless it is updated. I recommend the restaurant to add more cheese, including a soft cheese. For our mains, we got the cavatelli on the main menu (the Easter menu cavatelli was unavailable, sadly) and a pizza whose name has escaped me. Both were delicious! The pizza dough was perfectly soft and chewy. The pasta was incredibly flavourful and so unique with the broccoli and sausage combo. All in all, I would recommend visiting to try their pizzas and pastas - just know you're paying a bit more for the Eataly atmosphere.

Vannesa A.

Came here after a quick shopping. Food is OK, you can shop too but I find the items expensive. Service is good. Friendly staff.

Cat L.

First time at the Eataly location at Shops at Don Mills. The grocery store part is actually quite small compared to the Yorkville location, but the restaurant was spacious and nicely decorated. Staff were kind and attentive with their service. The appetizers came out quickly, followed by the pasta. Everything tasted good and met our expectations, but the beef in the pasta was a bit dry.

Shefali B.

I was really excited to check out Eataly, but this Don Mills location really fell short of my expectations. It's definitely smaller than the other locations and does not have as many counters as the other ones. It simply has a full restaurant and a quick service pastry and coffee bar on the other side. In between there are minimal pantry items, a small open air fridge section and a singular fridge of fresh pasta pre-portioned. There is also only one singular self service register. Overall, I wasn't too impressed and it's highly unlikely I will be back to this location.

Cynthia C.

Went a couple weeks ago on a Friday evening with friends and with reservations. The place was nice and I've bought items from their store before but never tried from their restaurant. They had a 2 course menu for about $38, which only included one app (bruschetta) and a pasta (creamy with cheese). Because they didn't have other options we just ordered one set, a pizza, the fresh cheese app with tomatoes and seafood pasta with tomato sauce. Our favourite dish was the seafood pasta, the pasta with just cheese should be eaten hot because once it gets cold it is a bit hard. The pizza was good and crust was soft and bready. I think I had higher expectations of this place but everything seemed okay, nothing that wowed us. Esp with the higher prices and what we got, I don't think I would eat here again. The fresh burrata was good, but doesn't come with any bread or crackers so they ask you if you want to add it on top. Overall, I would say it is good but not exceptional as the prices does not reflect what you can usually get at a good Italian restaurant.

Ravioli
Natalie T.

I've been here twice. The ravioli was decent, but it wasn't very filling considering it was a main and the portion wasn't much. I tried the tiramisu which I had high expectations for - taste wise it was one of the better tiramisu's I've had, but wayyyy too much cream. The ratio was off. During another visit, my friend and I tried the sphagetti and we both mentioned it tasted like something we could make at home with minimal effort. Our other friend ordered a pricier pasta which tasted pretty good (I can't remember the name though), but again very small portions.

pizza, lasagne, spaghetti
Marilyn T.

. booked online using opentables for a party of 8 . the food overall everyone rated super yummy and the waiteress gave a very nice experience . cocktails arent to my personal liking . we booked for a friends birthday and they gave her a tiramisu! very kind . checking in our reservation at 8:15, we had to wait another 5/10mins for our table . the waiter took my order of pizza wrong but handled it very well (some miss communication, she apologized and brought the right one out) . our table came up to $400 . the bread appetizer was also questionable . fun for a first time at this location, maybe not for frequent visits

Bruschetta
Danielle W.

We went at the end of July to Eataly We had reservations for the Taste of Eataly that evening Eataly is part restaurant/part market The restaurant area is extremely spacious with lots of seating The market area is smaller than the location down in Yorkville It offers take out food like pizza, paninis, and dessert items The market itself was offers various food products from Italy Most of the items are highly priced so do expect to pay a price if you are getting a bottle of sauce and pasta or even oil and balsamic vinegar The restaurant is nice The meal was okay My hubby enjoyed his pasta The bruschetta was good My salad was okay....not the best but decent enough Service was a bit slow there which was a bit of a let down I would definitely come again for the market area to try some of their foods Not sure about the restaurant but we will see

Kids Menu Pizza
Gary T.

Visited the new Eataly at Shops at Don Mills for lunch today on Sunday. Not bad, many seats available, but to be sure you can make reservations via OpenTable App/website. The main Eataly market area is small compared to other locations, they have self serve checkout for the market area which was nice. The restaurant I first thought was a small area, but there's two sides of the restaurant. We had a few kids in our party and they ordered from the kids menu which gave a choice of pasta or pizza. The pizza they allowed different shapes such as classic round, shape of a heart or shape of a bunny. Adding extra toppings cost a nominal amount per topping. I ordered the PEI Striploin with arugula and Crispy Potato. The Striploin I asked for medium rare, and it was served exactly like that. The Striploin tasted really good and I enjoyed it very much. The crispy potato was interesting as I've never had a potato in such a style before and was absolutely delicious.

Sauces to chose from
Rob W.

We went this evening to Eataly at the Shops on Don Mills It recently opened months ago This spot is known for being a market/restaurant The market sells a wide variety of Italian goods from wines and beers to various pasta and sauces to counters that serve up everything from big sandwiches to a wide array of Italian desserts They had an event this evening called Taste of Eataly They have a $29 two course Prix fix menu that offers an appetizer and either pasta or pizza main I started with the bruschetta It was super yummy....loved the sauce and the burrata underneath which made it quite tasty I had the tonnarelli cacio e Pepe It was really good....a really solid cacio e Pepe pasta dish done good I also bought a focaccia in the store and ate it to go It was a basic focaccia with Mutti tomato sauce on it Super yummy My wife had the insalate Verdi with chicken and enjoyed her meal Her Diet Coke was from Italy and had a bit of chinotto taste to it like a Brio The ambiance is casual mixed with upscale My only knock is that service was slow It took somebody from the bar to come and serve us as the person who was supposed to serve us disappeared Otherwise it was a nice meal and I will definitely go back to try one of those salivating guiges and desserts

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The good was extremely mediocre. Eataly is definitely going downhill lately. The pizza and cake were similar to a one star restaurant

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