Piano Piano

I recently dined at Piano Piano on Harbord Street and, overall, had a much better experience compared to their Mount Pleasant Road location. The food was excellent—the pizzas, as always, were a highlight, consistently delicious and satisfying. The pasta dishes were tasty and well-prepared, but unfortunately, the portions were quite small, leaving us wanting a bit more. The atmosphere, decor and interior design was whimsical and fun! While the food impressed, the service fell a bit short. Our waitress seemed somewhat distant and perhaps even a little sad, and we also noticed she was a bit forgetful at times. However, we tried not to let this affect our overall experience. A more approachable and attentive demeanor would have gone a long way in creating a more welcoming atmosphere. That being said, Piano Piano’s Harbord location delivers high-quality Italian food, and the pizzas alone make it worth the visit. With slightly larger pasta portions and improved service, this spot could easily become exceptional.

I’d heard great things about this place but hadn’t had the chance to visit until now. Finally tried it for the first time! We ordered the Sweet Hornet pizza ($26)—a delicious meat pizza drizzled with hot honey. I loved how fresh it tasted, and the pizza dough was excellent. We also got the Calamari Fritti ($24), which felt a bit overpriced for the portion size. There was more artichoke than calamari, which was a little disappointing. Overall, a solid experience with great flavors, though some dishes could offer better value.

C’est un très beau cadre avec un super service, des serveurs très souriants. Le mojito est très bon. Les pâtes sont bonnes.

Superbe ambiance, cute, chaleureux et le personnel très sympa et souriant ! Facile d'accès, stationnement dans la rue et la déco....magnifique !!!