There's no shortage of Italian food in Toronto but a couple of recent arrivals to the scene are showing there's still room to do something different.

From a pasta maker that supplies some of Toronto's top restaurants to a storefront at Union Station entirely dedicated to biscotti, there's lots to be excited about if you're into all things Italy, even if the Azzurri isn't playing in the World Cup.

In the latest episode of the Only in Toronto podcast we celebrate all things Italian and even check-in with a landmark that's been open 24/7 since the 1950's.

Places featured in this episode include:

• Biscotterria Forno Cultura
• Famiglia Baldassarre
• Commisso Brothers

Articles referenced in this episode include:

• Toronto charity fundraiser devasted by wind storm
• Toronto is getting a Museum of Illusions
• You can now buy a seat from Massey Hall
• Someone stole a Banksy from Toronto's new art exhibit
• Drake's new video is a full on Degrassi reunion
• Toronto ranked one of the worst airports for Wi-Fi in North America

More reading before you enjoy your next Italian meal:

• The best Italian rstaurants in Toronto
• The best Italian hot tables in Toronto
• The best cannoli in Toronto
• The best Italian bakeries in Toronto

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