Amore Fine Foods

What a great find! Stopped here out of desperation searching for a quick lunch the other day… omg. Simple spot. Italian sandwiches. Period. Veal, pork, chicken, meatball, sausage. Loaded with fresh succulent veggies. OMG. One of the best flavour experiences in town. I am a veal sandwich fanatic so I have sampled almost every one out there. And these guys take the cake for me.
Not really a place to sit down… better suited to take out.
And the proprietors were just amazing. Great great guys. Very real, honest, authentic and nice guys.
I don’t get to this area of town often but I will be making the trip just for these sammies now for sure.

Had a chicken sandwich … definite return whenever I am in the area. In fact I will likely take the wife on a Saturday so she can try the veal. This could become a regular lunch spot when shopping downtown.

We just moved into the area and I noticed Amore as we drove home this week. Looked it up on Unilocal and am I ever glad that I did!
As others have said, this is a very unassuming place both inside and out, but the guys are super friendly and welcoming, and the food is fantastic! I ordered the bison meat ball sandwich and it was ridiculously good and very reasonably priced given both the quality and size of the sandwiches.
Given that I work from home, I will definitely be making this a regular lunch stop.

I catered from Amore Fine Foods for my company lunch meeting and everyone really enjoyed it. They took care into presentation, and the sandwiches were creative and delicious! It was also nice to see a great selection in the desserts compared to the unoriginal cookie you get at most catering companies. Will definitely add Amore as a regular for our future meetings.

Excellent sandwiches! Got the chicken and veal. Friendly owner too. Only gripe is that they have very few hours opened.

My only reluctance to writing this post is a fear that Amore will be busy the next time I crave a sandwich.
My girlfriend and I stopped into Amore for the first time for lunch — I ordered the veal parm and my girlfriend had the eggplant parm. They were both exceptional. I live off of sandwiches (some might say for them), and this is my new favorite place.
The veal parm is the most moist veal parm I’ve had in Toronto. Sauteed veggies and fresh bun were delicious as well. The eggplant parm (which I tried) was awesome too. They use the breaded eggplant as the bun (different breading so it’s not soggy or gross to hold), holding in cheese, sauteed veggies, and tasty tomato sauce.
The quality to money ratio at this place is untouched (each of the sandwiches is under $ 10…). We also enjoyed talking to Michael while we were there. As the above reviews mention, the establishment itself is basic — one table, a bench with stools, and paper plates. It’s personal, comfortable and delicious. I look forward to stopping in again!

I ordered the chicken sandwich. The two fellows who run this place made me feel quite welcome while it was made.
They put a lot of care into its creation. It contained a good portion of fresh yellow peppers. The chicken was bursting with flavour, and the tomato sauce was portioned perfectly.
I gave this place five stars, but there are three ways it could be even better:
A) offer whole wheat buns to those who avoid white bread carbs
B) accept debit and or credit cards
C) extend the business hours

Consistently amazed at the amount of high quality sandwiches around here. In just two reviews most has been said to know what you need to know about this place. To reiterate: you should go. And you should order the veal. Funny thing about Canada, ain’t nothing wrong — if you eat meat — in ordering veal. I tend to order it at as many places I go to that are like this, and so far this is the one. While Vinny’s is just down the block and makes a top notch sandwich (which is cheaper), this Amore thing is special, with peppers as complex as the dynamic between the two men who run this place.

It’s Amore!
This unassuming catering venture/​sandwich haven made me the best meatball sandwich I have ever had, and I’ve had a lot.
This place only has one table, and the owners were occupying said table by playing cards there today. I found this terribly cute. They got up, welcomed us warmly and then made us three sandwiches, two meatball and one veal. We took them to goand headed to Chritie Pits. As mentioned above, it was pretty much the best sandwich I’ve ever had.
As is often the case with truly perfect things, it can’t be done proper justice via the written word. Just go taste one and thank me later.
PEPPER POINTS for razzing my pal Kent P. He deserves it.

I’m about to you the biggest favour. Amore Fine Foods is a catering company located across from the Loblaws on Dupont at the corner of Manning. From Monday-​Saturday they serve sandwiches between 11 – 3. There is one table with two chairs, a bench, and a prep table inside. These are the best sandwiches in Toronto. For sure.
I’ve had pork schnitzel, bison meatball, and veal. Each one topped with a mix of delicious sauteed vegetables including peppers, spinach, onions, mushrooms, and some other green ones. They taste so good.
The staff there (usually the same two guys) are a barrel of laughs, and it sort of reminds me of the pork store in The Sopranos. Friendly guys who care about making good food. And don’t ask if the veal sandwiched is deep fried, you’ll probably get slapped in the face (pan fried).
Next time, I’m going to try the eggplant sandwich — which is sort of like a KFC Doubledown because the eggplant is the bread and the veg. toppings are in between.
Prices: About $ 9 a sandwich… a big sandwich. Extra three bucks for a side of salad or pasta. You better be hungry.