Mamma Martino’s Pasta and Pizzeria Restaurant

Microwaved Chef Boyardee. Will never understand why it’s busy except that it’s relatively inexpensive.

Very good! As long as you don’t mind waiting for about 25 mins for a table. Portion sizes are appropriate and salad and main course both are good.

Literally Italian food like mamma used to make. The atmosphere is very cozy and frankly big… they have an out front patio and is great for big parties. The statues and mini water sculptures are great for a romantic date. Now… it can get noisy with the patrons present or the cooks constantly ringing the bell to notify the food is hot and ready.
Now on to the food. I had the pleasure of ordering the calamari. It was great portion size… but not seasoned too well. For main course I ordered the large pizza (as there were 3 of us) with sausage and prosciutto. The sausage was homemade and the prosciutto was a bit salty. The cheese was nice and… well cheesy… they did go crazy with tomato sauce on the base (which was homemade)… now on to the dough… it was perfect. the crust wasn’t too puffy like regular pizza places. DEF A MUST TO ORDER!
Now… if you’re looking to have split bills… they don’t do it.
In terms of value… it’s worth it… as their site says… most items are under $ 10 which easy on the pocket for great italian food.

Went here with the fan to grab a bite to eat on a Friday night. There was a bit of a crowd, but we were seated right away.
To start off the night, we had a pizza for the table. It was pretty standard, but decent enough with a good crust.
I ordered the grilled chicken with a caesar salad and marinara sauce on the side. The salad was delicious and fresh – maybe a tad bit overdressed, but very tasty.
The chicken on the other hand, was fully cooked, but one of the pieces had a weird, rubbery texture to it. When I tried to cut into it, it didn’t even really separate properly. Needless to say, I did not eat that piece, which was fine because the portions sizes are pretty generous.
Overall, this place is family-​run, very cheap, and has very friendly service, but the food quality is a bit suspect.

Wow… epic homemade Italian food in south Etobicoke. Always busy yet worth every wait for the bite.
Park Lawn and Queensway, I’ve heard this place has always maintained it quality for simple, hearty and flavorful home cooked Italian food. The décor is very reminiscing of Italy with the statues outside, oak wood interior décor with the small bar, light fixtures, pictures and wine racks ;)
Though there was a small line, a lot of people do take out here, and their service is very efficient and their portions are satisfying along with their prices.
In terms of food my friend and I had:
–house wine red /​white glass was only $ 5.50. .cheap!
–Calamari lightly fried and easy on the batter. Not over salted. Served with homemade marinara sauce which isn’t overly acidic. Which I’d say was a 4.5÷5
–Garlic bread, hearty, not overdosed with garlic, however slightly burnt edges 2.5÷5
— large Pizza, gourmet cheesy and lots of ingredients. Prosciutto and pineapple, thin crust and just a gem of enjoyment. ⁴⁄₅
After it was all said and done our total bill with tax only came up to $ 45. Honestly this place not only has the quality, but it’s bang for buck worth it.

Excellent unpretentious italian food
This is my favourite neighbourhood restaurant
Excellent value for money
Try the panzerottos, really good stuff!