[[HIGHLIGHT]]Very beautiful spot.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]A little noisy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Food was delicious as to be expected. Recommend for special occasions! read more

Viaggio - Duck ragu - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute little spot.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Went here the Sunday before Thanksgiving so it was a little slow. Servers were friendly and nice. We got the steak tartare, mafaldine pasta with bone marrow ragu, and the squash agnolotti. They were all heavy dishes and had a lot of flavor fatigue. The steak tartare came with crostini's that were slightly over-buttered, the squash agnolotti was tasty and had a nice texture with the crispy pancetta. The mafaldine was probably my favorite dish. It was solid overall but not the best Italian spot on my list. read more

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Came here for a birthday dinner and was pleasantly surprised! The food was great - delicious and hearty flavours - and [[HIGHLIGHT]]the ambiance was quite nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Only downside is that the restaurant does seem to stick to their 2h time limit, which isn't surprising given the smaller space.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We started off with some drinks - I got the spicy ginger margarita, which had a nice kick and honestly almost tasted like a wellness shot. Health! Then, we moved on to some sharing apps. We got the Burrata and Foccacia - the cheese was sooo good and creamy, and the strawberries and pistachios were a nice touch. We also shared the Panzanella, a light fresh bite of tomato salad and crunchy crostini. This was an interesting mix of different flavours and textures, and something I enjoyed. I had a friend who arrived late, who got the steak tartare - the accompanying mustard had a mighty kick! Otherwise, it had a great flavour profile that I quite enjoyed. We then shared some mains - among the 5 of us, we got a special pasta (which squid ink) and a mortadella pizza. I much preferred the mortadella - the dough was so light and airy, and the pistachio sauce was very unique. Finally, we ended off the meal with the indulgent tiramisu pancakes. To be honest, this wasn't my favourite dessert... the pancakes were like any other, but the only "tiramisu" part was the mousse / syrup (espresso and mascarpone). Overall, a solid meal. Would be interested in coming again for a date or another intimate dinner! read more

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This west end, cosy Italian spot was on our radar for some time but as east-enders, distance kept us from making the trek, not to mention that it takes a couple of weeks to get a booking. We finally made it and it was worth the wait! [[HIGHLIGHT]]You're struck by the intimate ambiance. It is a small place with a hella-cute bar and the kind of dining room you could dwell in for hours on a snowy winter night.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service was attentive and warm and not at all intrusive. We started with the charred cabbage and the king oyster mushroom crostini. Both were smash hits. The mushrooms were bathed in a miso butter. The cabbage was accompanied by a silky stracciatella cheese with a hit of tang thanks to a chili jam. Based on other reviews, the steak tar tar seems to be a fashionable choice for starters but we were very happy with our selections. For our mains, my wife had the Black cod - beautifully done, tender and moist with a tasty potato crema. I ordered the picanha steak which was beautiful to look at and very tasty but was a bit too hard to cut and chew due to the sinewy nature of that particular cut of beef. The accompanying fried eggplant was delectable...it could have been a main by itself and worked beautifully with the beef reduction. For dessert, we went off-broadway again, eschewing the wildly popular tiramisu pancakes, instead opting for the apple torta. It melted in your mouth with a subtle flavour that was not overly sweet. Bravo! After some coffee and digestif to end the night, we were blissed out from such a great meal and just like that, Viaggio felt a little closer to home. read more

Viaggio - Picanha steak with fried eggplant - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Tucked away in the backdrop of a cafe, Viaggio presented a beautiful, chic and elegant look.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service was mindful as were the flavors in what soon approached us. To begin, we ordered a drink each, me - a glass of Red, and him - a classic Negroni. For food we ordered: Cucumber and Melon salad (4/5) For most of it, I loved the textures and freshness this presented, almost a prefect appetizer and palette cleanser to the mains. The -1 is because the dressing was a tad too sweet, almost giving it a dessert-y feel. If they up a notch on the citrus and down a notch on the sweetness, we would have had the perfect encounter. Cacio e Pepe with N'duja (5/5) This was perfection. It is what you would expect it to be and more. Well seasoned, perfectly al dente, and flavorful. Definitely a repeatable order! Chittara Alla Diavola (5/5) This was elegant and minimal, yet complex and deep in flavor. A perfect combination with the Cacio e Pepe, as the brightness of this pasta dish leveled the richness of the other. After smashing hits, we were full yet had to end with the whole trifecta - apps, mains and dessert. Peach Panna Cotta (5/5) We went off the beaten path, and instead of the infamous Tiramisu Pancakes, opted for a refreshing Ontario Peach Panna Cotta. This was outstanding and put us in no position of fomo from not ordering the other option. This was light, fresh, and the crispy textural element, is what I live for. Pretty pleased with my first visit and the roundup. Absolutely recommend! read more

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My partner and I were extremely excited to try this new place. Unfortunately, they were done with their pizza for the season, so we did not have many options to choose from for our main course. They only had two options for Secondi, which we weren't really into, so we ended up ordering three pasta dishes to share. We ordered beef tartare and focaccia. The beef tartare was amazing. I loved how crispy the toast was, and the tartare was perfectly seasoned with great texture. When you took a bite of it with the toast, it was fantastic. The focaccia had a great chewy texture as well; the only downside was that I wished it had been served warm, along with some kind of butter or olive oil. The pastas were great too, but I don't think each dish was worth $30. The lasagna was in a unique shape--it was swirled instead of stacked like traditional pasta. I'm not sure if I loved this or not, but overall the food was good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There were three staff members on the floor while we were there, taking turns at the bar. I understand it was busy, but things felt very hectic and packed.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Our male server was amazing; he checked in with us constantly. The female server, who seemed very busy, was a bit all over the place. She dropped an entire wine bottle that she was supposed to serve to another table, drawing everyone's attention. She said the bottle didn't break and served it to the table anyway, which I found questionable. If I had ordered that bottle, I would have appreciated a new one. When she brought our food, she simply placed the pasta on the side and walked away. I thought she could have at least helped us put it in front of us and explained what each dish was, instead of just leaving it on the side. Overall, we enjoyed everything, and we will definitely give it another try when pizza season returns. Hopefully, I will see better service and a more relaxed atmosphere on my next visit. read more

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I had dinner on the patio which had a lovely ambiance. The staff was kind and helpful. I ordered the malfadine, cacio e pepe, seabass crudo, and aglio pizza. The pasta was just okay. The cacio e pepe was REALLY undercooked. When I bit in, it was super hard still. I loved the seabass crudo; the tamarind added an interesting touch and the combination of ingredients was unlike any that I have tried before. We also enjoyed the aglio pizza so much that we ordered one for to-go. read more

Viaggio - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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A 5-star culinary experience for sure although the pasta dished didn't catch my palate (deep, savoury). The appetizers were phenomenal. The sea bass was served ceviche style and the beef tartare was perfect temperature and topped with a graceful 'heat.' Downsides are that it's a very tight, cafeteria seating set up with a very rush-rush dine and order. read more

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It's a restaurant with coffee shop within.. the coffee shop is open (patio) from 9am but then you won't be able to sit on their covered patio/inside until 11am. Nevertheless - this spot has many options of baked goods to choose from. So are the options of a coffee based drinks! The coffee is as good as any other local specialty coffee shop and so the baked good (tried almond croissant and carrot cake) Both were delicious. Also tried the cappuccino and coconut latte - just amazing! Gotta go back again to try their italian food because thats what they are actually famous for. read more

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If I could give half stars this would be a solid 3.5. Came with friends for a birthday dinner. Service was great from the start, this was a 5/5 for us. Restaurant is also charming and loved the decor. Food wise, we ordered quite a few dishes to really try all the restaurant offered. For appetizers we had steak tartare and burrata which were both delicious. However for burrata we had to order focaccia on the side. It would have been nice to throw in some crostini with the dish. We also tried the mushroom pizza as an app and this was delicious. Probably the best mushroom pizza Ive had. For the mains we tried the bone marrow and cacio e pepe. It was good but didn't feel it was anything super special. For desserts we had tried the pancakes. They were really good but it was a bit much! Definitely need to share. We did not finish dessert. I'd probably come back for the mushroom pizza but would pass on the other dishes. read more

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First time at Viaggio. Came to try the snow crab tagliatelle. I ordered the tagliatelle per planned and my bf ordered the pork and beef ravioli (?) dish. We also got the focaccia for the table. I really liked his ravioli but there were literally like 7 of them on the dish so we were happy that we had the bread. My snow crab tagliatelle was good but slightly too lemony on the sauce. The crab part was delicious and I liked the mushrooms in it too, but I definitely could have gone less lemony. It was also not particularly nicely presented- which for $38, you would imagine they'd take that into consideration. Probably wouldn't come back as there was nothing else on the menu that sparked my interest. read more

Viaggio - a plate of pasta with chicken and vegetables - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Food: 5/5 really enjoyed the lamb vindaloo pasta and tiramisu pancakes. Service: 1/5 Our server forgot 1 entree dish and it was super awkward when one person did not have an entree to eat while others were all eating. When we paid, the same server also messed up the bills when splitting cost of the wine and appetizers - some paid more while others paid less. For a restaurant that is on the pricier side you'd think they wouldn't mess up such basic tasks. read more

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West end adventure!!! Saw this restaurant on IG and I had to make the trip to the west end for this and it was worth it! The restaurant was small and intimate. Wasn't busy for a Wednesday evening. Perfect for dinner! We ordered their special the n'duja and bone marrow with fillet of turbot. To end the night we ordered the tiramisu pancake. The menu does recommend that you order 15mins prior because it takes time for them to make it, and we did that. Absolutely delicious!!! Enjoyed our meal and our evening ! read more

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From start to finish, I loved everything here. The cucumber and dill salad was perfect, the warm castelvetrano olives were some of the best I've ever tried, the bone marrow mafaldine pasta was great, and the tiramisu pancakes were also an interesting surprise. I'll definitely come back and try more dishes here. read more

Recently came here for dinner. We were lucky enough to get a seat on the patio and it did not disappoint! It is beautiful! For food, we ordered the focaccia, zucchini fritti, and a margarita pizza. The focaccia was pretty plain, the other dishes were superb! This is a great date night spot, I will definitely be back. read more

Viaggio - Zucchini Fritti - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Tucked away in the city, Viaggio is an Italian haven worthy of its Michelin nod. The fresh pasta, especially the pappardelle and mafaldine, shines. Appetizers like steak tartare and burrata & foccacia were equally impressive. Service is friendly and flawless. read more

Our first time at Viaggio and everything was sooo good. We got: 1) The steak tartare as our appetizer - paired very nicely with the toasted sourdough 2) 10oz dry aged ribeye - topped with a bunch of crispy veggies and a very yummy caramel used onion aioli. It was made perfectly medium rare! 3) Bone marrow pasta - the star of the show! This dish was so flavourful 4) Tiramisu pancakes for dessert - buttermilk pancakes topped with espresso syrup and tiramisu mousse. Surprisingly not as sweet as what we expected (which is good) and very soft. We were both stuffed by the end. Would highly recommend to try if you're looking for a modern take on Italian food! read more

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I'm glad we finally made it out to Viaggio! The restaurant itself is cozy, rustic and quaint. Loved the service and staff were very helpful. I had the octopus tagliatelle and it was really delicious, a tiny bit salty at first but the flavour is blended well and the octopus was cooked perfectly. I had to try their Tiramisu pancake for dessert and I'm glad I did! They were like soufflé pancakes with a very generous pile of marscapone mousse on top, indulgent, sweet and delicious! We sat indoors this time but they have a cute heated patio that I love to check out to, for their brunch menu! read more

Viaggio - Tiramisu pancakes with mascarpone mousse - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Went with a party of 4. Ordered the focaccia, brioche, shishito peppers and cauliflower as starters. We dipped the focaccia in the cauliflower dish and it was a perfect match. I was expecting olive oil to be served with the focaccia and it was surprising that they missed this. The cauliflower dish was outstanding as the sauce was hearty. Brioche was good but not perfect, I'd skip it next time and double down on the focaccia. Peppers were crunchy and refreshing. For mains we got the spaghetti, mafaldine and rabbit saltimbocca. Spaghetti was al dente and I loved the taste, mafaldine was good too, not as good as the spaghetti. Rabbit was juicy and I enjoyed the pea puree. Service was polite even though sometimes it felt rushed. For example, they took our cauliflower plate before we had a chance to mop up the last remnants of the gravy. This spot is amazing for the cauliflower, spaghetti and the Nero D'avola wine. I will visit again. read more

This cozy restaurant is worth a visit if you want some delicious food with great ambience. The restaurant is quite small in a way so it can accommodate groups but there is limited space. There is lots of conversation so it's really better to be close together because the place gets loud. It's great spot for friends to eat and mingle. Lighting is good for nice photos haha but nothing really instagrammable if that's your thing. Ok onto the food.. the menu is somewhat simple, 3-5 items in each category so it's not huge which makes it easier to make decisions. Everything we ordered was good so really just take your pick. If I can say though the standout is the duck breast which was flavourful and I loved the crisp skin and the jus and the barley! So tasty! The macadamia nur rum cake is also like 5/5. I would drive across town to get take out so I can eat it. THAT GOOD. Other notable items were the beef tartar and the cucumber salad both delicious and the few pastas we had were very tasty. Prices were about average at 30-42 per main. I would recommend this place for a night out read more

Viaggio - Focaccia - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Excellent, albeit rather pricey. A great choice for a special occasion. My partner heard about this restaurant on another review site and decided to surprise me with a reservation. We ended up trying some of the most recommended menu items: - Deviled carbonara eggs: expensive but quite good. - Truffled frico: must try. - Snow crab tagliatelle: everything you hoped and dreamed of in a buttery seafood pasta. - Cotecchino tortelloni: very unique and highly recommended. - Tiramisu pancakes: overrated! Disappointing even if they hadn't been burnt on the bottom. - Chocolate hazelnut budino: meh, pass. Should have tried the paw paw donuts. The appetizers and entrees were wonderful overall, but from my experience I would advise to stay away from the desserts. The ambiance was quiet at first but as the evening wore on, the small space filled up and became quite noisy with conversation. A reservation is definitely recommended even for weeknights due to limited seating. We definitely want to return to try the venison, bone marrow ragu, and slow cooked pork shoulder. read more

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This place is absolutely darling. It's not very big, though I have yet to see their patio (this is a late post, I went around spring). There is so much natural light flowing into the space, and there is just this calmness to the atmosphere. Mind you, we made a reservation, and were just one of two tables on an early Saturday night. Our waiter was great with his recommendations, and was very attentive. The pastas were delicious, though I liked the red-sauced paccheri more. We also ordered squash blossoms and deviled eggs - both great. The portions were filling, so we didn't need desserts. The menu rotates based on locally sourced ingredients so we should go back. There's plenty of street parking nearby. read more

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Cozy, intimate, setting. Hardworking staff. The food admittedly tasty. But the downpour on the parade is that portions are exceedingly small and the dishes pricklingly pricey. My small Casoncelli pasta dumplings, for instance, numbered only in the high single digits. I wish i counted, but there may have been 9 of them. Italian nonas everywhere would 'tsk-tsk' or roll in their graves about this very hipstery display of culinary generosity. Italian cuisine really should spell 'm-a-n-g-i-a!' with promises of seconds. Foodies with extra bills to spare: by all means come and try this place out. The Tiramisu Pancakes look to die for. But do eat before you go. read more

Viaggio has a warm and welcoming ambience, with an acceptable amount of west-end Toronto pretentiousness. Came here with my partner and another couple on Feb 3 after reading some good reviews. Good Italian restaurants are hard to find in the city. Balancing quality ingredients and maintaining simplicity is never easy. Viaggio missed the mark on the latter. We started with focaccia and olives which were excellent. Bread was piping hot and fresh and the olives were firm and flavourful. We all shared the burrata and figs, fennel and orange salad and tartare. Quality of Buratta was great but overpowered by the mound of crushed candied pecans that were heaped on top. Figs were excellent and accompanied the cheese nicely; if only they let the cheese shine. The fennel and orange salad was awful - over salted with only 3-4 pieces of orange which would have cut the saltiness. The tartare was the standout. High quality beef, perfectly seasoned and the bread was great. I ordered the casoncelli and my partner, the signature mafaldine and paired it with a nebiolo. The casoncelli was excellent, the filling in the pasta was delicious, the mushrooms, perfectly cooked and the jus was delectable. The nebiolo paired incredibly well. My partner's mafaldine did match up. The charred rapini gave the entire dish a strong burnt flavour that made it inedible, even after we brought it home. I didn't want to create a scene so I decided not to mention it to the staff. After calling them with the feedback, they responded to me on OpenTable, saying that they were "sorry I felt that way." I wonder if they would have said that if I spoke up during the meal. I would have expected at least drink or app on the house for a future visit but that would be expecting too much. Even a phone call would have been nice. I have eaten enough pasta to know when something is off or burnt. What do customers know, anyway? We finished with the tiramisu pancakes - a Canadian rendition on an Italian classic. It wasn't bad, just a bit contrived. Pancakes were well cooked and mousse was delicious. The espresso syrup was on the thick side and gave it an artificial flavour. Overall, Viaggio is a mixed bag. Misses, hits and pretentious response from the restaurant make it 2/5 for me. read more

Welcome to the neighborhood Viaggio! Having opened only 2 months ago, I'm glad I was recommended to come check this Italian spot out. Really nice decor, friendly staff, and great food. How can you go wrong with that. I will say that the restaurant itself is a little darker, perfect for romantic setting. I've walked by the restaurant more times than I can remember since living only a few minutes away. We came by for my dad and sister's birthday dinner and overall everyone enjoyed their meals. There was 6 of us in our party so that gave me the opportunity to taste a little bit of everything. We ordered a few apps to share and mains, and by the end of our meal, we were all stuffed and had left overs to take home as well. For apps we started with the formaggi, truffle frico, and the venison carpaccio. If you're a fan of stronger cheeses, the formaggi is definitely for you. The sausage and meats were a hit at the table and went pretty quickly. Truffle frico was really good as well! Topped off with some shaved black truffle, this potato pancake dish is a must try. The carpaccio was the best app of the bunch that we ordered. A definite must get when you're there. The mains were just as good! Group consensus was that the bone marrow ragu was the favourite followed by the snow crab, and pork shoulder. Lamb saddle was really well done and very filling. We also got to try a little bit of each dish on dessert menu. The pancake tiramisu was a recommended dish by the staff and 100% this was the best suggestion. The pancake is so fluffy and the tiramisu was just the right balance between sweet and savoury. 2 giant fluffy pancakes alone were a meal in itself. Definitely must try. I'd recommend checking Viaggio out if you're in the west end and looking for a nice evening out. read more

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I drove by this place last week and the patio looked cute so I decided to give it a try tonight. To start I ordered the cucumber salad and the steak tartare. Both were excellent. The portion of the salad was a great size. I loved all the flavours and textures. The menu said the salad had cannellini beans and poblano peppers . I didn't see it or taste it so not sure if that was actually in the salad. For mains I got the bone marrow pasta with charred rapini and the tortellini. The tortellini was mind blowing. I will def come back for that dish. It was so light . The tortellini literally exploded in your mouth with the most delicious ricotta . The butter sauce was honestly divine. It complimented the hint of sweetness in the ricotta. Moving on to the bone marrow pasta . Terrible . I hate to say this but it was so unbelievably disappointed. First off rapini is bitter then you charr it and it is over barring . It taste like my pasta was made in a camp fire . The sauce was also so thick , almost like a tomato paste consistency it need more pasta water to thin it out. It didn't coat the pasta nicely. I would never order that again . Over all it's a good spot for a decent meal with a family friendly atmosphere. The pizza oven looked legit as well. I will def come back for the tortellini read more

Viaggio - Cucumber salad and steak tartare - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This restaurant is amazing. The menu is superb and everything was so flavourful and obviously made with love. We had to take our 3 year old with us and even he was totally loved the pizza! Can't wait to go back! You can't miss this restaurant it's the best the city has to offer in authentic Italian food read more

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Delicious delicious delicious. That's all I can say. We had four dishes. Each one them was top notch and presented beautifully. A very relaxed vibe and knowledgeable staff. The tiramisu dessert is like no other. I truly wanted to lick the plate but held back read more

We came here for the prix fixe menu during the Giro D'Italia food event that is hosted every year in April. Viaggio was representing the region of Lazio and we really enjoyed the tasting menu they put forward. It's easy to miss Viaggio because it just looks like a corner lot house from the outside. First things first, you can bring your own wine for a small corkage fee of $30. It's a great deal and I need to start asking restaurants if they have corkage fees. We brought along a nice chianti to enjoy for the evening. The atmosphere is a little darker than what I like but the vibe is super cool and chill with the inside keeping very rustic looking from the former Brazilian steakhouse tenants. The dishes that stood out to me from the prix fixe menu the evening were: 1. the rigatoni all'amatrician which is a really deep red tomato sauce that was so flavourful. The pasta that was holding the sauce was cooked to the perfect el dente. I seriously never said wow to a piece of cooked pasta before but it happened. 2. the roasted lamb ribs were gamey and tender and the garlic anchovy sugo added more oomph to the dish. I'm normally not a dessert person and the zeppole with the cherry & cream filling was a really nice end to the meal. Overall, Viaggio represented Lazio well and I would want to come back another time for their full menu. read more

The worst food I have eaten in Toronto. From the blood orange salad (what the hell was that, shame on you for serving that salad ) to the disgusting tartare, to the awful foccaccia, followed by an overpriced pasta (35 dollars) with squid which should not be allowed on any plate, but unfortunately (apart from cacio y pepe) it was the only pasta that didn't have bacon, and of course , the kitchen could not find a way to eliminate the pork, because the pastas were designed that way (bla bla bla) As an ex restaurant owner , I am appalled at the quality. I have not yet complained about the prices which readers may find at the basis of my critic, but please do not, as we eat out a lot, and spend hundreds of dollars on good food. And that was not. read more

It was our first time at Viaggio at the recommendation of our son and his wife. We came for our anniversary and we couldn't be happier. Roxy took care of us the whole time and she was so helpful and prompt, even starting us off with a surprise prosecco toast. All the suggestions she made were excellent so we just put our trust in her hands. Highlights were the panzella salad and the octopus pasta. We were told to make sure to save room for the tiramisu pancakes which we enjoyed with specialty coffees. Everything was excellent and the patio competes with the most beautiful in Toronto. We will definitely be back! read more

After watching the Botched by Babish episode on cacio e Pepe my partner and I decided we really needed to go somewhere to try it, and this place really didn't disappoint, though I have no idea if they only used cheese and black pepper. It tasted every bit an elevated Italian Mac and cheese. The amount of black pepper was a bit too overpowering imo. I usually like very spicy food but I felt the pepper flavor was slightly too overpowering on this one. read more

Excellent food, contemporary take on Italian classics. The tiramisu pancakes Cozy, warm environment. Highly recommend. read more

Apps were very good. The wines were absolutely ridiculously overpriced for what you get. Insane. You need very deep pockets to eat here.

A bee went in my orange juice. Notified the waitress. She comes with a spoon and scoops it out and says " there!" and walks away!!! Really?!?? I told her if she can replace it and she says " What do you expect? You're outside, so it can happen again" I was shocked at her response and made me think how dirty this place must be! I told her I'd appreciate it if she can replace it and she says " I'm still going to charge you" I said, "I don't care if you charge me, just replace it!!!" This person should NOT be serving customers!! She has too much attitude and very rude!! Not worth going here! Expensive for a Small portion of food and terrible service!!! read more

I'll start with the good: The look is fantastic. A small unassuming storefront with great murals next to a little Parkette in a fantastic Neighbourhood. The front area is warm and welcoming complete with a bar and then you enter a small dining area with about 30-40 spots in total. It has everything one would desire in a great family and date spot. The food is very good. Light Italian fare. Not cheap but not insanely expensive and they do not disappoint with their specials. If my review of the place was food and look alone, ... Reality: However, from a practical standard this space needs a full overhaul. The stairs to the restaurant are very very wide with no railing (OBC Code issue perhaps?!) and all wood making them very slippery. When you sit you quickly realize that you are immersed in everyone's conversations around you. There is almost no noise mitigation system in place. It's really bad. And as a side note, I'm not a picky sound person but this was just unbelievable. I felt like I was at McDonald's at 2am with the sound levels. If they are doing this to seek a high turnover then they have achieved. But i really recommend adding some padding on the ceiling to capture the high pitches around the guests so that those families and couples will enjoy night and come back. It's unfortunate that the lack of being able to communicate with those who are sharing the lovely food and drink can completely ruin an evening. read more

Viaggio serves up beautiful, tasty Italian food. Their pastas are to die for, particularly the spaghetti alla nerano. Great salads and sides. I don't enjoy their pizzas--the crust too thick and doughy for my taste--but that's a small mark off because the rest of the food is so delicious. Beautiful little spot with a charming patio. Don't miss it! read more

We've had so many great dinners there in the past but with Covid, wanted to support our favorite local restaurant. We bought two of their new menu pizzas and LOVED them. So delicious and fresh. Try them yourselves. read more

Loved my visit to Viaggio this week. Their patio is currently open (indoor dining is closed), due to COVID-19 measures. The patio space is lovely, with big trees overtop providing lots of shade. We ordered their version of the Spritz, and the Syrah, which was well paired with the food we ordered: Cucumber Salad Caponata with pizza crust Corn and mushroom risotto Spaghetti alla nerano All excellent. Our favourites were the appetizers, they were inventive and delicious. We recommend adding the pizza crust with the caponata for dipping. The service was attentive and welcoming, timing of the food was great, and their efforts to social distance their diners was appreciated and made eating here worry-free. We can't recommend this place more. Very much looking forward to returning. read more

Delicious food especially the tiramisu pancakes! Not too busy and great atmosphere. Will definitely be back.