Piano Piano Restaurant

We visited this location for Winterlicious and I felt that it was extremely worth the $34!nnFor appetizers, we tried one of each option, and we both enjoyed the meat plate more than the focaccia with whipped ricotta topping or something like that. The cheese was overly sweet and I almost thought I had bitten into a dessert at first taste. The meats, however, were salty and delicious, and they even made the focaccia appetizer taste better when paired together. The portion was also decent!nnOnto the mains, we shared the mushroom cavatelli and a sausage pizza I forgot the name, both of which were delicious! We had half of the pizza leftover as well which they packaged in a very cute pink pizza box to take away.nnFinally, the desserts were the star of the show for me, but specifically the carrot cake! Personally, I didn’t really like the tiramisu because of the presentation it came in a small clear cup and didn’t look that nice, as well as the overly sweet hazelnut taste. The carrot cake, however, thoroughly impressed us and had the perfect amount of ice cream, custard, and frosting to pair with the cake. The presentation of it was so grand and made it feel way more worthy than the small cup of tiramisu!nnOverall, we had a great experience dining here and I felt like we got a steal for quality and quantity of food. I would definitely be back for a nice lunch or dinner!

This review is a bit delayed by 3 days. I came to Toronto and was looking for a nice restaurant for a date night, but everything was booked out, so I came across Piano Piano.nnUnfortunately, my experience wasn’t the best. My girlfriend and I were seated right away, which was great, but it took over an hour for our food to arrive. We also noticed that people who arrived after us were being served before we were, which was a bit disappointing.nnThe appetizers were really good. We got the shrimp cocktail and the caviar donut, and both were enjoyable. For the main course, she got the vodka pasta and I got the half chicken. The food was good, but for the price of the bill, it wasn’t the most memorable meal.nnTo make up for the long wait, they kindly didn’t charge us for the appetizers, which was appreciated. Overall, the food was good, but because of the service issues, I probably won’t be coming back.

From the moment we walked in we were greeted with the manager. He let us come earlier from our reservations. It was amazing anniversary. Service was top notch! Waiter was very attentive and super fast service. Must say this is our favourite Piano Piano by far. We will be back

We went there for my partner's birthday celebration dinner. They have good service, and the dining environment was nice.nFor appetizers, we ordered the Caesar salad and burrata, and for the main course, we had carbonara and Nonna's meatballs all meant for sharing. The croutons in the Caesar salad were large and flavorful, though I found them a bit too crunchy. The burrata served with their house-made focaccia toast and roasted grapes offered a refreshing and light flavor combination. However, I was disappointed with their carbonara, which I found quite salty and heavy, possibly due to excessive cheese. Despite this, the food was generally good.nnJust a quick note: I mentioned when booking that we were celebrating a birthday, but the restaurant didn't acknowledge it or offer a complimentary dessert, which some places do.

Loved my experience at Piano Piano! They actually have a piano. I came here for a Summerlicious 2026. Didn’t love the salad…It was a little bit too sour for me. But loved the Canestri alla Vodka pasta and absolutely died after eating the carrot cake which is a must try! and all that for less than $40! Sold.nngreat service, servers were attentive yet mindful