Italian11 months ago
Amico Eatery
An Italian bakery and casual counter serving espresso, Cornetti, pizza by the slice prepared pasta and proteins to go. · No website yet.
South Eglinton-Davisville · East Toronto2013 YONGE ST
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The kitchen emphasizes handcrafted pastries, cookies cakes made fresh daily using what the operator describes as old-fashioned techniques. The menu spans breakfast Cornetti filled with crema, gourmet pizza slices Pizza al Metro (pizza by the metre for takeout), alongside a selection of frozen prepared foods for home cooking. The pastry case, Cornetti, cookies, cakes the focus on in-house production rather than outsourced goods distinguish this from chain-model Italian delis on the same corridor. · No website yet.
Try the cornetto, pizza al metro.
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