Beste restaurants met een houtoven in Dufferin County

great food. service was wonderful atmosphere was perfect!!

Once again, everything was great at Casalinga. We started with Pasta e Fagioli as our appetizers and then we split a Capricciosa Pizza. Both were delicious and filling. Mario and his staff were warm and friendly as always. It's wonderful to have such a marvelous restaurant in our city.

Favourite date spot, with tons of parking and one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had. Try the meat pizza!

I really enjoyed my pizza at Gatto. The service was excellent and very friendly. It was a Friday night so there were a number of families having dinner. I had my 2 young grandchildren with me and the server was particularly kind to them. Our pizzas arrived in record time. Unfortunately, there was a table with 2 young undisciplined children who thought they were at a playground or McDonalds. The 2 mothers were blind to their children's behaviour and actions for a fine dining restaurant. This made for an unpleasant atmosphere for the other people in the restaurant and the servers too. As the restaurant filled up the noise level understandably increased. I loved the music that was playing but my suggestion might be to lower the volume so it's not competing with the conversations in the room.

I am always looking for an excuse to visit Goodfella's. Some say it might be a tad pricey but it is worth it, we always order too much but then we get to take it home with us, so we get to enjoy it again the next day. My only challenge with Goodfella's is that - if you book a large group you have to leave a credit card number and agree to a minimum charge... I arrange a lot of parties/friends nights out and I haven't been able to bring my party to Goodfella's because of this. I understand why they do it, but we spend a lot of money monthly on food and drink so feel that Goodfella's is missing out on this. I know the wait list for tables is long so maybe they feel they don't need to cater to larger parties, but I think this is a great shame.