Sinopoli’s Ristorante Italiano

Delicious! My husband and I came with very empty stomachs. We decided to share a slice of cheese pizza, as we wanted to see how their pizza is. It was very good.
Entrees: I had the spaghetti bolognese and my husband had the spaghetti with meatballs. My meal was perfect. Absolutely delicious and the sauce was the right meat to tomato ratio. My husband was slightly disappointed that he did not have several meatballs, but rather one large one cut into quarters.
A small intimate dining room (seating area) that doesn’t require much, as the food speaks for itself. We will be back.

My wife’s cousin from St. Catharines came up to Woodbridge to drive his wife to my sister in law’s baby shower. We ended up going to Sinopli’s to have a late lunch because I got up to Woodbridge a little late so we didn’t eat till after 2pm.
He knew of this place from a while ago and a while ago before that even. He used to come to this area for something having to do with soccer but he was telling me how he discovered that Sinopli’s used to be a place on St. Clair under a different name way back in the day. He used to go to a place in the city which disappeared and he never saw it again until he went to Sinopli’s and discovered this place moved up to Woodbridge and opened up as Sinopli’s.
The first thing I noticed is that they have a really large far away sort of take out menu on the wall so this place is both a eat in a sit down place.
We didn’t order anything too heavy even though I was sort of starving. It was my first meal of the day and being well into the early afternoon after waking up before 9am well I was starting to get dizzy.
We had each ordered a veal panini and we also ordered a panzorotti with pepperoni, mushrooms and green peppers.
The food eventually came and I was so hungry I could have had 3 sandwiches. The sandwich I ordered with cheese, medium pepper (hotness). The sandwich to me was just alright. It could have had more inside and perhaps I’m just used to how much meat California Sandwiches puts into theirs. Still, this place is not a fast food place and it’s much more diverse of a menu. It’s more of a real Italian place.
The panzo came on one big plate and it was the size of the plate too. I had asked for another plate since we’d be splitting it. This panzo was done just the way I like, FRIED yes fried the real deal here, not that baked stuff but fried dough with plenty of stuffing inside.
I had to say I was still hungry when we were done but I think that mostly had to do that this was basically my breakfast, lunch and early dinner all in one. I waited much too long to eat that day so I sort of did it to myself.
The portion sizes were basically normal, not huge, not tiny but just decent. The quality was good to above average I’d have to say and the prices weren’t out of line for what we received.
The service was friendly and the place had a nice ambiance. It’s sort of a small place and sort of stand alone in this strip mall.

A large group of us (approximately 8) decided to have some Italian food while taking a break from Wonderland. We didn’t have a reservation but the restaurant was able to seat all of us together in the small restaurant.
Our orders consisted of custom made panzerotti’s, pasta, and salad. I found the pricing of the toppings to be quite high (about 65 cents per traditional topping). The gourmet toppings were more than 65 cents. I wasn’t hungry at the time so I ordered a small caesar salad ($ 6.50). Overall, I thought the pricing for everything on the menu was quite high for a family run restaurant. Service was a bit slow throughout our stay but the servers were pleasant enough.
I found it weird how everyone got their order before I even got my salad. The salad should’ve been the first thing out since it requires little preparation. Sadly, there was a piece of hair in it which really turned me off. The server was apologetic and said I could get something else but I decided not to. I also noticed the romaine lettuce didn’t seem very fresh because they were more yellow than green. I was able to try the panzerotti and I thought it was great. I should’ve ordered the panzerotti instead.
Overall, everyone enjoyed their meals and were stuffed. I’m rarely in the area so I doubt I will be returning.

I just had and garden salad and my friend ordered some take out pasta. I found the salad fabulous. I can’t wait to go back and try more of the food on the menu. My friend says they have the best italian food around.

Guys the veal is awesome! For soup try the straccciatella «Italian wedding soup». I always order the veal sandwiches with little sauce so I can taste the breaded veal, and its always fried to perfection. The bread crumbs never feel too loose or falling apart from the meat. The tomato sauce is always good, and never acidic. Mangia, mangia! For a quick bite do enjoy this casual restaurant.

The first thing I noticed is the prices are slightly different whether you take out or sit down
So after asking why, the waiter said its cheaper to get in a brown paper bag.
Wow so I finally decided to sit anyways and ordered a hot steak sandwich.
When it came, the only thing that was semi hot was the steak, but the mushrooms, onions, and cheese were frozen. When I questioned him again he said because we usually serve it with sauce. The waiter said he would rectify the problem but it was already to late.
In other words save your money or eat else where.

Big yummy portions of comforting italian food at pretty low prices.
The deco is kind of bland but if you want to leave with a full belly and a smile this is a good place to go!

It doesn’t look like MUCH from the outside. It’s barely noticeable as a restaurant driving by because the logo it’s their name Sinopoli’s and nowhere does it project a sense of food unless you drive closer to see tables and a small patio.
Once inside you are given 2 options from the staff, Take-​out or Dine-​in. We chose to Dine-​in and took a patio spot but the inside had a bit more atmosphere but not by much. It’s not one of those take your DATES for a formal dinner type of places.
Drink Menu & Food Menu… Food Menu is small but covers all the bases of generic simple Italian food the way most Italian restaurants do. We went for the pastas as the friendly young gentlemen served us our drinks. We ordered Penne in Meat Sauce ($ 9.25) and Fettuccine Carbonara ($ 10.95) and told the server to be aware we had to go back to the office shortly after.
The pastas came in a timely manner and both worthy of the cost of the meals. Nicely al dente as pastas should be, nothing to complain about as it is an A-​OK meal. They include 1 slice of bread for you to SOAK up the remaining sauce and they must have been doing this for awhile since that 1 slice is the perfect portion for the sauce at the bottom of the plate after the noodles are gone.

After a long day of walking around the park at Canada’s Wonderland, the last thing you want to do is eat fast food. Thankfully, Sinopolis is just across the street.
They make excellent sandwiches that leave you satisfied and fueled to spend the night back in the park. The veal is excellent, it nearly melts in your mouth. Get it with peppers and mushrooms for added deliciousness.
The prices are slightly high, but it’s worth the price of admission. The service is quick and friendly. The seating is nice, with a patio for nice days. There’s never a wait to get a table as they have a pretty quick turnover rate.
Sinopoli’s is definitely a success because of their location. I don’t see myself driving out to Sinopoli’s for a veal sandwich alone, but after a long day of rollercoasters and roasting under the summer sun, their veal sandwich cannot be beat.