They have a 3 Course summerlicious set menu at $30, which is cheaper than what summerlicious is…read moregoing for in Toronto nowadays. Meatballs were decent. They were a bit tough & the sauce was a bit sour. Prosciutto & melon was the first time ever I'd had the dish with a melon other than cantaloupe. Honeydew melon doesn't have the same fragrance (or colour contrast). The dish was also served with syrup for some reason (another first). Pollo ala cream was pretty tasty. The rice looked plain & was slightly lumpy, but was subtly flavoured. The onions were very firm. Penne ala vodka was decent but came with no protein - even pancetta was a top up. Cheesecake was good. I think it was La Rocca - the chocolate cake certainly is (I saw the box). They don't serve tap water but it's $1. They only told us it would be Bottled water after it came

I ordered the carbonara pasta from Uber Eats so I can't comment on ambiance or service. The pasta…read morewas delicious- simple but flavourful! The noodles were perfectly cooked and al dente just like I like it! I intend on visiting the restaurant soon to experience the ambiance and fresh food. From what I've tasted, I'm excited!

Ordered the salami pizza & added basil & anchovies. The anchovies didn't really go with the dish:…read moretrust the chef! The pizza was good - Italian style with a good wood fire crust. The salami was good too.

Amazing service and food. Great portions for the price and the staff is extremely friendly and…read moreattentive! Will definitely be back when my boys have hockey tournaments in the area!

The food is always fresh and amazing. the service is amazing too , a beautiful family owned…read morerestaurant that makes your visit memorable. We go quite often now.

Great Italian restaurant, a hidden little gem in Bond head. Family run, great service and genuine…read morepeople. We had an absolutely delightful dinner and enjoyed all that came with it: service, lighthearted conversation and jokes with the owners. So we started off with some lightly fried calamari appetizers with a side dish of marinara dipping sauce that were excellent. After which we had a mushroom and cheese pizza that was cooked to perfection, enjoyed every slice of it. For the main dish we enjoyed a paccheri pasta dish with very light tomato broth, zucchini and shrimps. I would say it was top notch delicious. We paired it very well with a bottle of Chianti. These little family run restaurants are getting harder and harder to find, so we were very happy to have been invited here by our friends. It's definitely going to be one of our go to places.

A little on the pricier side for pizza. We wanted to order a pizza on their menu and everyone…read morelooked at us like a deer in headlights. Finally when we showed them the name on the menu, they're like, "oh ya, we should get new menus. That hasn't been an item over a year". When we ordered a customized pizza, they were confused again with what toppings they had available. The pizza was pretty good, but it was a struggle to order!

Got a pizza with rose sauce & cajun chicken. It was ok. The cheese was generous. The rose sauce was…read moremild tasting. The cajun chicken was a bit dry & I didn't taste any cajun flavour. It came with a free dip, which was a nice touch; blue cheese dip was ok. The wings were pretty tasty. They were noticeably herbed. Medium sauce was hardly spicy.

This is our first experience at Zuccas and we had such a pleasant experience. It was very clean and…read moreour server Francine was wonderful! Helped recommend great dishes and dessert. We got the chicken Parmesan, a panzerotti, tiramisu, and the chocolate cake. Entrées were delicious. I would say the chocolate cake with more like a brownie, but still nice. Tiramisu was massive and honestly some of the best tiramisu I've had in a long time.

Their veal sandwich was huge. It won 8th best veal sandwich in Ontario, but I couldn't find out…read morewhy. It tasted ok, though the sauce could be tastier. The baguette was soft & the toppings were ok. Meat lovers pizza slice was decent, with pepperoni, bacon & sausage. Lasagna was good: cheesy, meaty & tomatoey. It was a large portion. It came with two large slices of garlic bread, which were decent. Penne with meat sauce was decent. The tomato flavour was good.

Its nice to people back in Restaurants after the long gap. We went to Milestones , the server was…read morevery friendly and walked us thru different drinks menu. Its a good spacious restaurant , food is good, quantity is good too. Yes would go there again.

We hosted our corporate holiday lunch here with the team and the service was good for a large group…read moreof 18 people! The staff were friendly and accommodating. They allowed us to stay a couple hours after the food to have our gift exchange. The set menu options are a reasonable price per a person, allows for a starter, main entree and dessert. Coffee, tea and soft drinks included. The food itself was underwhelming. Salads seem like a big hit with fresh ingredients and a reasonable size. The mushroom soup was lukewarm at best. Most of us had the steak sandwich and found the sandwich bread heavy. The filling was very small and most of the sandwiches were not warm when served to use. Both dessert options was overly sweet(same comment amongst the whole group) This is a good option if you need a space to accommodate a group on a budget($48 pp) lol

Awesome pizza! Great quantity and quality!!! No other pizza has had such fresh and flavourful…read moretoppings. Pricing is highly competitive. Looking forward to try many more with 'Make your own pizza' option. Loving it.

By far the best pizza in town. Fresh dough made in house, the finest quality of cheese with real…read moretomato sauce which you can taste the difference and abundance of fresh cut toppings. Local favourite!

Market & Co. has been kicking around for over three years. As usual, it takes me a while to get…read morewith the program. Better late than never. This program suits me! Roughly a decade ago, it wasn't unusual for me to visit Newmarket and Upper Canada Mall. I'd do the run on weekends. Market & Co. is where Target used to be. It's essentially a cross between a food hall and a market. I love the combination of grabbing food (it was takeout only while we were in lockdown number whatever and now dining in is allowed) and buying items, such as pepperoni and popcorn, at various vendors. What brought me to Market & Co. at long last? Patties Express. It opened up recently and I am addicted to its patties. I have been to its location at the Food District in Mississauga a couple of times. I love their patties so much that I was thrilled to hear that York region has a location. As much as I love Food District, I love Market & Co. more. It would be perfect if Pie Commission were here, but you can't have everything. I felt like I was at the best market with cool items. Vince's Market has these huge bags of popcorn. I have a lot of popcorn at home, but a bag was the length of my body pillow. I could so cuddle that bag and snack from it while watching a hockey game or a movie. I've dropped by Market and Co. a couple of times so far. The first time was during lockdown. The entrance on the left when you face the main doors heading in was available. The doors on the right were locked. Now that lockdown restrictions have started to lift again, both sets of doors are open. You can also dine inside with proof of vaccination. It was definitely more lively here last weekend. I have been to Patties Express twice. I love the patties from this place so much. I don't get tired of eating them. You have the option of eating them hot (they are perfect for a meal or a snack) or you can get frozen ones to reheat in the oven when you get home. I am now a fan of The Alley. It was my first time ordering bubble tea in Newmarket. I also had a better experience at this location than The Alley in Mississauga three years ago. Great staff. Yummy bubble tea. Kibo Sushi is amazing. You can order takeout, dine in, or fetch food from Kibo Market. I ended up getting inari, chicken gyoza, a bulgogi onigiri, and horjicha tea from this market. The gyoza were warm and super crispy. You can also get snacks, ramen, and more. It's amazing. I also got a chocolate croissant from Amadeus Patisserie. OMG! Deliciously flaky and delicious. I am still dreaming about it. If you do need to use the washrooms, they are in the far right corner when you enter from the parking lot. They are next to Amadeus Patisserie. The women's washroom was clean both times. The soap, faucet, and dryer are located by the sink and use motion detection to work. There are so many other eateries and shops that I still need to visit and explore. I like this place so much that I don't mind casually heading north to visit. You can hit the mall through Market & Co. if you aren't in a food coma. I am thrilled that I can enter this heavenly food place and not hit a large mall during a pandemic. There is lots of parking. The parking situation is weird when you enter from Yonge Street. You have no choice but to hit a three-way intersection to get to Market & Co. It's your own path to get here. Exercise patience, especially when you have a driver in front of you who had no idea what to do once he was at the stop sign. Ugh! I'll be back. My food experience here will continue for a while and my patties addition seems to be here to stay. (56)

Market & Co is a nice addition to Upper Canada Mall!…read more Love the vibe and having all these food vendors under one roof! You can get hot food, desserts, drinks, uncooked food and even a full seat down meal! Price might be on the pricier side but nice for the experience. I just wish there is more varieties as 2 out of the 3 full service restaurants are Italian. Worth dropping by and checking it out when you are in Newmarket!

The wings are $12/10 wings (I got 12) so they are probably the cheapest in the area unless a Sri…read moreLanka takeout place opens up. They get 3.5 stars. The wings are smaller than usual. There are few sauce choices. Medium was quite generic, mildly spicy BBQ. The interior was underseasoned. The wings were moist enough & not evenly tossed in the sauce. They were quite crispy, with breading that was more textured than usual.

Having just vistited Terroni in Toronto a week ago, I must say that my opinion of Cocelli Pizza ,…read moreafter 4 visits, exceeds that of the famous Terroni's. Coccelli's dough is delictible, soft and airy. They use just the perfect amount of tangy, and well seasoned sauce. Their cheese has a high-quality bitterness to it with an incredible stretch factor and the pepperoni always cups, curls and crisps to give you that perfect bacony savoury that we all pine for. I live in Georgina, and I swear I'd travel 40 minutes to Newmarket just for this excellent pizza, Thank you Cocelli!