Mezza Notte Trattoria - Toronto

Horrible accoustics. I have been to rock concerts that have been quieter than this restaurant. Couldnt hear a word the server (was she even speaking English or Italian was saying let alone the person right next to me. Pasta served cold. Also, unless you are a sports bar (which this place isnt you dont put a 75 inch TV on the wall. Not impressed.

Dufferin location I noticed a new restaurant opened on Dufferin street so I decided to try it. We arrived and were seated but noticed the waitress was not too welcoming. She provided us with menus, went to get us drinks and we had ordered our appetizers, we noticed there was no bread which was extremely unusual as every Italian restaurant I been to brings you complementary bread. We asked the waitress and she said we had to order it which we had no problem paying for it. When we got the bread, it was four slices of regular bread. We proceeded in ordering our main dishes which was also a disappointment as my fettuccine with veggies wasn’t what I was expecting, the vegetables were chopped so tiny and overcooked, might as well blended them. My son who is a pasta lover didn’t finished his meal as it was just flavourless. We had to ask the waitress for Parmesan and pepper and correct cutlery something that is conmen sense. When removing the plates the waitress spilled the sauce all over the floor just missing me. I would never go back again and wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Should of read the reviews before attending.

This restaurant has been around for many years and was a great restaurant when it was on Yonge street but has not translated well in their new location on Dufferin Street. Although the food was good, not exceptional but average, the service, presentation of food and quantity of food was below average. We started with cocktails which some were wrong and luckily we spoke up and it was changed. There was no basket of bread like at their old location and when we ordered mussels there was no bread provided unless we ordered and charged. A charge of $4 for 2 small slices of bread . So for $8 we received four small slices of bread. An Italian restaurant was so needed in this neighborhood but they are going to have to improve in order for me to return.

I've been here before, always good service. This time I took my 7 year old granddaughter. She cannot eat eggs. This was not a red flag for the server, owner, I think. There were no provisions for children, colouring paper, crayons etc. We were rushed, not catered to. No other customers in the restaurant at the time. Server, owner, was in a hurry to get back to his meeting, table of chefs. It was 16:30 mid week! Food was acceptable... Pizza and pasta! One glass of rose was $20!!!!

A smallish restaurant that has (I assume temporarily) expanded wonderfully into their parking lot under a canopy lit with white lights. We had a delicious, if unconventional, focaccia bread which was light and mouth-watering. Hubby had a melt-in-your-mouth lamb ragout and I had rigatoni in a fantastic red vodka sauce. Service was excellent. Prices very reasonable. Highly recommend!