Little Italy is a neighbourhood in Toronto. It stretches along College Street from about Bathurst to Crawford Street (I live at Crawford and College; one side of Crawford the street signs have the Italian flag on them; on the other side, they have the Portuguese flag. Ye gods, does that ever get loud during the World Cup...)Little Italy is famous for its (surprise) Italian restaurants and clubs. These tend to be hyper-chic establishments where one can attempt to come off a more hip than ones neighbour over neon pink beverages of uncertain chemical compositions. One place that I personally recommend to visitors and residents alike is the Cafe Diplomatico. This is a very nice restaurant that serves very nice food at very nice prices. My favorite is the calzone (NOT the same thing as a panzerotto.) It's a huge foot-long thing with tons of filling and optional sauce on top, and the basic is three bucks (Canadian, no less!) Also, Sicilian Ice Cream on Montrose makes some really great ice cream - we're talking the good Italian stuff here, with the ices and Tira Mi Su flavours. I like the milkshakes; not very elegant, perhaps, but damn good.