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An amazing locally owned restaurant. Fresh pasta made daily. Nathan and Amanda treated us like family. There are only 3 locations in the world - all in London Ontario. Check Tony’s out!

We had a lovely Mother's Day dinner at the North London Tony's. The food was delicious and plentiful (we had mozzarella sticks, chicken parmesan, and a panzarotti.) Our server was attentive and friendly. The prices were very reasonable and we had lunch the next day from the leftovers. This has becom

Thank you so much to Amanda. She made my dads day extra special when I couldn’t be there to celebrate with him. I wish there were more people like her in the service industry!! Thank you! Also. Eat here. Their panzies are AMAZING.

Best Pizza in town. Got an ex-large deluxe - heavy duty pizza, lots of topping, but also big price $39. I'll be back for more.

We love the Wonderland location. Always great food and service. Another perfect, satisfying meal.

Food is always amazing. People are super nice. Even stayed open a few minutes late for me one night so I could put through my order. Would recommend to anyone!

So consistently very good. We especially like their panzo’s and pastas. The panzo sauce is so full of flavour. Salad is fresh with sharp Italian dressing. Nate is customer focused.

Absolutely fabulous panzeratti. Been a while. Ordered online tonight. Delivered fast. Wonderful accommodating delivery guy. So, so good. Got a medium with 4 items. Tons of ingredients inside. Wonderful sause. Best in london. BY FAR !!

Great food, lots of toppings! A small panzarotti was more than filling! We will be back!

It is so nice to be able to order a meal and have it sent to another home without any worry. Thank you so much for the fabulous food. My in-laws were pleased with the meal and they still have leftovers.

Take a huge appetite if you order their famous panzerottt! It's amazing! It's dark in thestore near the fairgrounds, but atmosphere is definitely Italian.