Gelato Stop
An Italian gelato counter serving house-made gelato and sorbetto in a neighbourhood with deep Italian roots. · No website yet.
Toronto added 11 new restaurants to the City of Toronto licence registry in July 2026. Vietnamese banh mi in West Toronto. Tamil dosa in North York. Chains excluded. Each entry below is verified open and carries an estimated "first seen" date.
"First seen" reflects when each restaurant first surfaced in our combined evidence — City permit, public-health inspection, social media — usually within a few weeks of opening, but a permit can lead actual opening by months. How we verify ›
An Italian gelato counter serving house-made gelato and sorbetto in a neighbourhood with deep Italian roots. · No website yet.
A Vietnamese Banh Mi counter focused on the sandwich format and milk tea service.
A Vietnamese Pho kitchen operating from 11 a.m.
An Italian pasta counter operating under halal certification, a rare pairing in the city's pasta landscape. · No website yet.
A Mexican kitchen serving Gorditas, Flautas Huaraches, a trio of stuffed corn preparations central to casual Mexican street food.
A Tamil kitchen specializing in Chettinad regional cooking, the fiercer and more meat-forward tradition of South India's spice belt. · No website yet.
A Middle Eastern grill counter serving kabob and basmati rice cooked to order in a food-court setting. · No website yet.
A Gujarati snack kitchen specializing in gathiya, fafda Kathiyawadi flavours. · No website yet.
A Turkish Shawarma and pide counter serving freshly made wraps and flatbreads.
An Italian gelato café serving house-made gelato alongside espresso and pastries.
A Vietnamese breakfast counter serving Banh Mi, xôi (sticky rice) traditional street food throughout the day. · No website yet.
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