Capocaccia Cafe
4.2 Listed In: Bistros, Italian Restaurants
The Beginning Situated in the heart of midtown Toronto, Capocaccia opened its doors with humble beginnings. Capocaccia Café and Bakery as it was called in its inception, was the brain child of Salvatore Mele. Having run a successful bakery in Woodbridge with his sisters Daniela and Julia, Sal had… The Beginning Situated in the heart of midtown Toronto, Capocaccia opened its doors with humble beginnings. Capocaccia Café and Bakery as it was called in its inception, was the brain child of Salvatore Mele. Having run a successful bakery in Woodbridge with his sisters Daniela and Julia, Sal had the bug for a new venture! The plan was simple, take the bakery model and duplicate it in Toronto. In June of 2004, Capocaccia opened its doors offering the neighborhood a wide variety of desserts, coffee, hot table lunch, Italian Panino sandwiches, and thin crusted wood burning Italian pizza. Read more
By Chestnut Porpoise on January 31, 2009 Verified by Guest
The food at Capocaccia was really good. The servers seem very friendly. Price range definitely up there, especially on their selection of wines and specials. So, a little on the expensive side but good for a once-in-a-while dining experience.
By roberto on October 28, 2007 Verified by Email
what a great VIBE !! to start, our hostess had us try the 'frankie pizza' not on the menu -- "he" did not disappoint,as the prosciutto, arugola, peppers and ricotta were soooo fresh
By Capocaccia Cafe
The pizza you mentioned sounds absolutely fabulous. What other kinds of foods do they offer? Soundz like a fun place!
By Ryan Marr on October 18, 2007 Verified by Email
check out the video see for yourself!
By Capocaccia Cafe
beautifully done ... good job ryan!! love the video .. and the food exceeded my expectations by miles. my ultimate favorite were those fries .. piece of potato heaven for me!!
By Capocaccia Cafe
That video spoke volumes! What a fantastic idea to do a video of a place you love! I'm going to be driving my guyz nuts, pulling out my cell phone & videotaping when we eat out! Really excellent job with the video! The food looks fabulous & the 2 of you are absolutely gorgeous! :)
By Chestnut Porpoise on January 31, 2009 Verified by Guest
The food at Capocaccia was really good. The servers seem very friendly. Price range definitely up there, especially on their selection of wines and specials. So, a little on the expensive side but good for a once-in-a-while dining experience.
By roberto on October 28, 2007 Verified by Email
what a great VIBE !! to start, our hostess had us try the 'frankie pizza' not on the menu -- "he" did not disappoint,as the prosciutto, arugola, peppers and ricotta were soooo fresh
By Capocaccia Cafe
The pizza you mentioned sounds absolutely fabulous. What other kinds of foods do they offer? Soundz like a fun place!
By Ryan Marr on October 18, 2007 Verified by Email
check out the video see for yourself!
By Capocaccia Cafe
beautifully done ... good job ryan!! love the video .. and the food exceeded my expectations by miles. my ultimate favorite were those fries .. piece of potato heaven for me!!
By Capocaccia Cafe
That video spoke volumes! What a fantastic idea to do a video of a place you love! I'm going to be driving my guyz nuts, pulling out my cell phone & videotaping when we eat out! Really excellent job with the video! The food looks fabulous & the 2 of you are absolutely gorgeous! :)
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Capocaccia Cafe 4.3 out of 5.0 based on 3 user reviews.
Capocaccia Cafe
1366 Yonge St., Toronto, ON
1366 Yonge St., Toronto, ON