Grano

Frommer's Review

While Toronto has no shortage of Italian eateries, few spots have as much ambience as Grano. The old-fashioned trattoria contains several dining areas, and the small courtyard at the back is heaven on sunny days. This is a high-energy spot that attracts celebratory groups (one clever friend of mine had her wedding-rehearsal dinner here); it's also welcoming to families accompanied by bambini. The cooking is hearty, from tender osso buco to ricotta gnocchi paired with shrimp in white-wine sauce. The desserts are a serious draw -- you must try the white chocolate and raspberry tart at least once.

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