Via Cibo - Toronto

I have them on speed dial when I need a quick meal for my family. The portions are pretty large and the food is great. Our favorites are the Osco bucco and carbonara pasta. The restaurant has a pretty cool, communal and friendly feel to it and I always find the service great.

This place has amazing interior decoration as the architect has done a phenomenal job. Has great vibrations and the service is friendly and prompt. We were here on a Sat evening and being vegetarians ordered for a pesto / basil pasta and white pizza , The pasta tasted a bit stale and found the piza not fresh and hot. There was no taste of olive oil.The italian beer was refreshing and the white wine ok. The Latte was milky with not much of coffee. All in all nice place to hang out, but the food will need a bit of work.

I often eat at Via Cibo for lunch and they have excellent food. Service is fast and people working at the restaurant are really nice.

We stopped in on a Friday evening, drawn by the wonderful smells of pasta and pizza. You have to order at the counter and then your food is delivered to your table. They were out of gnocchi- big disappointment and only had penne pasta- how could a pasta restaurant run out of pasta? I had the carbonara, cream sauce, not rose~, and it was good. A small selection of wine. Fast service and not great food but good for the prize.

What they serve is not the typical Italian dishes I find at a chain restaurant.On my last visit, one of the things i had was a pepperoni pizza. It surprisingly tasted much better that the ones from the *other* pizza places. I have also tried a their Ossobuco Ragu, Carbonara, and Broccolini & Sausage pastas. They all tasted very good.The now have a Sunday special that includes a salad, 2 pasta dishes, pepperoni pizza, and dessert for just under $40. Worth going for.