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Italian Restaurant · Toronto, ON

Piano Piano Toronto Menu Prices 2026: Full Italian Menu

Full Piano Piano menu with prices — all categories from the Spring 2025 dinner menu published on pianopianorestaurant.com. Sourdough pizzas are a flat $27 CAD each, pasta runs $26–$29 CAD, and the signature Bone-In Veal Parm is $44 CAD. Below: the full priced menu, signature dishes, what regulars order, ordering tips, and 9 frequently asked questions.

Note: All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD). Menu items and prices are from Piano Piano's publicly published Spring 2025 dinner menu. Seasonal menus rotate — confirm with your specific location before visiting.

7+ Toronto-area locationsItalian · CanadianSourdough pizza from $27 CADPasta from $26 CADFounded by Chef Victor Barry
Sample · $$

Signature items

Bone-In Veal Parm$44 CAD
Mushroom Cavatelli$29 CAD
The Sweet Hornet$27 CAD
Spaghettoni Carbonara$26 CAD
Nutella Tiramisu$14 CAD
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Quick answers

Common Piano Piano questions, answered at a glance

The four things visitors most often want to know about Piano Piano — answered with current menu data.

Most-ordered pasta
Spaghettoni Carbonara $26 CAD

Organic eggs, guanciale, Pecorino Romano, crispy prosciutto and black pepper.

Signature main
Bone-In Veal Parm $44 CAD

The showpiece of the menu. Spicy soppressata, fior di latte, tomato, basil, parmigiano.

Best-value item
Marinated Olives $10 CAD

Gaeta, Nocellara and Cerignola olives. Vegan. A table staple.

Must-order dessert
Nutella Tiramisu $14 CAD

Espresso, cocoa, mascarpone and Nutella. Cited in virtually every review.

Signature spotlight

The dishes that define Piano Piano

Piano Piano built its reputation on a small number of landmark dishes — the kind that guests return for specifically. Here is what makes the menu distinctive.

$44 CAD · Showpiece main

Bone-In Veal Parm

Piano Piano's most dramatic dish — a bone-in veal chop breaded and topped with spicy soppressata, fior di latte, tomato, basil, olive oil and parmigiano. The go-to order for first-timers and regulars alike.

$14 CAD · Must-order dessert

Nutella Tiramisu

Espresso-soaked ladyfingers layered with mascarpone and Nutella, dusted with cocoa. Cited in virtually every review of the restaurant. One of Toronto's most beloved desserts.

$27 CAD · Sourdough pizza

The Sweet Hornet

Tomato, spicy soppressata, Moroccan black olives, mozzarella, fior di latte and hot honey on a sourdough base. The heat-and-sweet combination is one of Piano Piano's most praised pizza builds.

$26 CAD · Pasta benchmark

Spaghettoni Carbonara

Organic eggs, guanciale, Pecorino Romano, crispy prosciutto and black pepper. The piano piano version sticks to the traditional Roman build while adding crispy prosciutto for extra texture.

$29 CAD · Truffle pasta

Mushroom Cavatelli

Porcini cream, truffle-scented oyster mushroom, parmigiano and chive. Black truffles are available at market price. One of the menu's strongest vegetarian options and a consistent review favourite.

$79 CAD · Sharing centrepiece

Glazed XXL Octopus

Mediterranean octopus with piquillo almond romesco, Japanese eggplant, fermented garlic honey, chili and mint. The most dramatic item on the sharing menu — frequently photographed and shared at the table.

Vegetarian picks

Vegetarian options at Piano Piano

Piano Piano has a solid vegetarian selection across snacks, salads, pizza, pasta and mains. The kitchen uses Calabrian chili, anchovies and guanciale in many dishes, so confirm with your server if you need a strictly meat-free build.

Cross-contact is possible in a shared kitchen. If you have a serious allergy or dietary restriction, confirm directly with the restaurant.

  • Snack: Marinated Olives ($10 — vegan), Kitchen Bread ($14)
  • Salad: Insalata della Casa ($16)
  • Starter: Burrata al Campagnolo ($24)
  • Pizza: The Fun Guy ($27), Pizza alla Norma ($27)
  • Pasta: Mushroom Cavatelli ($29)
  • Main: Eggplant Parmesan ($28)
  • Sides: Roasted Rapini, Potatoes Cacio e Pepe, Brussels Fritti (all $16)
  • Desserts: All four desserts are vegetarian
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All nine Piano Piano menu categories — snacks through desserts.

The full priced menu

Piano Piano full dinner menu with prices (Spring 2025)

All categories below, with prices in CAD. Seasonal menus rotate — confirm current availability with your specific Piano Piano location.

About these prices. Prices are from Piano Piano's publicly published Spring 2025 dinner menu at pianopianotherestaurant.com. All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD). Menu items and prices rotate seasonally and may vary between locations. Confirm the current menu with your specific Piano Piano location before visiting.
Pricing overview

Piano Piano price guide by course

Quick reference showing published Spring 2025 prices by course. All prices in CAD.

CourseDishPrice (CAD)
SnackMarinated Olives$10
SnackCroquettes alla Vodka$16
SaladCaesar Salad$22
StarterBurrata al Campagnolo$24
StarterScallops Casino$29
PizzaAll sourdough pizzas$27
PastaSpaghettoni Carbonara$26
PastaMushroom Cavatelli$29
MainEggplant Parmesan$28
MainBranzino al Cioppino$39
MainBone-In Veal Parm$44
ShareGlazed XXL Octopus$79
Share20 oz. Ribeye$109
DessertNutella Tiramisu$14

All prices from Piano Piano's published Spring 2025 dinner menu, in Canadian dollars. Sharing dishes (Ribeye, Octopus, Family Style) are typically split between two or more guests. The Family Style menu is $75 per person with a minimum of two guests.

Ordering tips

How to order well at Piano Piano

Must-order

Start with the Donut and Caviar

The $18 snack — Kaluga caviar on a savoury cruller with creme fraiche — is one of Piano Piano's most distinctive and photographed dishes. A strong way to open the meal.

Sharing strategy

Order a pizza, a pasta and a main

The most common reviewer strategy: one sourdough pizza ($27) to share while waiting for pasta and mains. All pizzas are the same price, so pick by flavour preference rather than value.

Best deal

Family Style at $75 per person

For groups of four or more, the Play the Hits Family Style Menu at $75 per person delivers a broad cross-section of the menu's signatures without the decision fatigue of a la carte ordering.

Truffle add-on

Ask about the truffle upgrade

Both the Mushroom Cavatelli and The Fun Guy pizza list black truffle as an available addition at market price. Worth asking about if you are splurging — reviewers consistently call out the truffle versions.

Happy Hour

3–5 pm daily at most locations

Piano Piano offers a Happy Hour from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm daily at most locations (Bloor Street is Fri–Sun only). A good window for snacks and drinks before the dinner rush.

Reservations

Book ahead, especially weekends

Piano Piano is consistently busy, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings. Book via OpenTable through pianopianorestaurant.com. Walk-in bar seats may be available but are not guaranteed.

Locations

Piano Piano restaurant locations in Toronto and Southern Ontario

Piano Piano has grown from its original Harbord Street location to 7 locations across Toronto and Southern Ontario as of 2025. The newest additions are the Leslieville location (1190 Dundas St E, opened March 2025) and the three-level Bloor Street West venue (1006 Bloor St W, opened February 2025). Each location operates independent hours — confirm via pianopianorestaurant.com.

The original Harbord Street location can be reached at (416) 929-7788. Reservations are available via OpenTable on the official site.

  • Harbord (original): 88 Harbord St, Toronto — (416) 929-7788
  • Mount Pleasant: 623 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto
  • Colborne Street: 55 Colborne St, Toronto (Financial District)
  • Bloor Street West: 1006 Bloor St W, Toronto (opened Feb 2025)
  • Leslieville: 1190 Dundas St E, Toronto (opened March 2025)
  • Oakville: 120 Thomas St, Oakville
  • Hamilton: 62 King St E, Hamilton
About Piano Piano

The Italian restaurant you always wished was just around the corner.

Piano Piano was founded by Chef Victor Barry, formerly of Toronto's acclaimed Splendido. The name references the Italian phrase piano piano va lontano — slowly, slowly, we go further — a philosophy of craft over speed. The restaurant positions itself as an approachable neighbourhood Italian: soulful and satisfying rather than formal or precious.

The menu is built around sourdough pizza, handmade pasta and a small number of showpiece mains — most famously the Bone-In Veal Parm. The Nutella Tiramisu has become one of Toronto's most celebrated desserts. Since opening the original Harbord Street location, the group has expanded to 7 locations across Toronto and Southern Ontario, with further growth ongoing.

7+Locations
$27Any pizza (CAD)
$44Veal Parm (CAD)
$14Nutella Tiramisu
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Common questions

Piano Piano menu — frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions guests most commonly ask about Piano Piano's menu, prices, locations and reservations.

How much does dinner at Piano Piano cost in Toronto?

Piano Piano is mid-to-upper mid-range Italian. For a typical dinner: snacks and salads run $10–$29 CAD, sourdough pizzas are a flat $27 CAD, pasta dishes are $26–$29 CAD, and mains range from $28 (Eggplant Parm) to $44 (Bone-In Veal Parm). Sharing dishes like the XXL Octopus ($79) and the ribeye ($109) are designed for two. Expect $50–$90 CAD per person for a full dinner with pasta or mains plus a dessert, before drinks and tip.

What is Piano Piano's most famous dish?

The Bone-In Veal Parm ($44 CAD) is Piano Piano's signature showpiece — a dramatic bone-in cut breaded and topped with spicy soppressata, fior di latte, tomato, basil and parmigiano. It consistently appears at the top of review coverage and is the dish most associated with the restaurant. The Nutella Tiramisu ($14) is equally iconic on the dessert side, cited in virtually every review of the restaurant.

Are Piano Piano pizzas good? What kind of dough do they use?

Piano Piano uses a sourdough base for all its pizzas, priced at $27 CAD each across the entire pizza menu. Reviews consistently praise the crust — thin, airy, slightly charred — as one of the best in Toronto. Standouts include The Sweet Hornet (spicy soppressata, hot honey), The Fun Guy (mushrooms, truffle option), and The Godmother (anchovy, stracciatella). Dipping sauces — buttermilk ranch, creamy garlic, tangy chili mayo — are available at $4 each or $9 for all three.

How many Piano Piano locations are there in Toronto?

As of 2025, Piano Piano operates 7 locations in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area: the original Harbord Street (88 Harbord St), Mount Pleasant (623 Mt Pleasant Rd), Colborne Street (55 Colborne St, Financial District), Bloor Street West (1006 Bloor St W), Leslieville (1190 Dundas St E, opened March 2025), Oakville (120 Thomas St), and Hamilton (62 King St E). Each location operates its own hours; most offer brunch on weekends. Confirm current hours and availability with the specific location via pianopianorestaurant.com.

Does Piano Piano offer brunch?

Yes. Piano Piano serves brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at most locations. The brunch menu is separate from the dinner menu featured here. Dinner service generally begins at 5:00 pm daily, with Friday and Saturday seatings extending to 11:00 pm. Most locations also offer a Happy Hour from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm daily (Bloor Street is Fri–Sun only). Check each location's page at pianopianorestaurant.com for current hours.

Are there vegetarian options at Piano Piano?

Yes — Piano Piano has a solid vegetarian selection. On the pizza side, The Fun Guy (mushrooms, agrodolce onions) and Pizza alla Norma (eggplant, zucchini, ricotta salata) are both fully vegetarian at $27. The Mushroom Cavatelli pasta is vegetarian at $29. Starters include Burrata al Campagnolo ($24), Marinated Olives ($10 — vegan), and the Insalata della Casa ($16). Mains include Eggplant Parmesan ($28). All four desserts are vegetarian as well.

Do I need a reservation at Piano Piano?

Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly for weekend evenings. Piano Piano is a popular Toronto dining destination and books out quickly — especially at the original Harbord Street location and the newer Bloor Street three-level venue. Reservations can be made through OpenTable (links on pianopianorestaurant.com) or by calling the specific location. Walk-ins may be accommodated at the bar or during off-peak hours, but it is not guaranteed. The Harbord number is (416) 929-7788.

Who founded Piano Piano and what is the concept?

Piano Piano was founded by Chef Victor Barry, formerly of the acclaimed Toronto restaurant Splendido. The name comes from the Italian phrase piano piano va lontano — “slowly, slowly, we go further” — a philosophy of doing things the right way without rushing. The concept is Italian cooking that feels like a neighbourhood restaurant: soulful and satisfying rather than precious or formal. Barry opened the first location at 88 Harbord Street and has since grown the group to 7+ locations across Southern Ontario.

What are the best pasta dishes at Piano Piano?

Piano Piano's pasta menu changes seasonally but recurring fan favourites include the Spaghettoni Carbonara ($26 CAD — organic eggs, guanciale, Pecorino Romano, crispy prosciutto) and the Mushroom Cavatelli ($29 — porcini cream, truffle-scented oyster mushroom). The Canestri alla Vodka ($29 — 'nduja, pancetta, chili, tomato) is a spicy crowd-pleaser, and the Ravioli Bolognese ($29 — ricotta-stuffed ravioli with beef ragu and brown butter) is consistently praised. All pasta dishes are priced between $26 and $29 CAD.

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