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Last reviewed: September 26, 2026 | Vaughan |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 26, 2026. Business status: Active.
Nonna's Italian Kitchen offers Italian wedding catering Vaughan couples may consider for receptions, family celebrations and other events. The company’s official website describes Italian catering for occasions ranging from intimate gatherings to larger events, with service in Toronto and across the GTA. Its Vaughan-focused page highlights delivery, menu planning and catering inquiries for local celebrations.
This profile was last reviewed on September 26, 2026. The available first-party information confirms the catering focus and a published menu, but it does not provide a Vaughan postal address, a wedding-specific package, or a complete event quotation. Couples should contact Nonna’s directly to confirm service availability, delivery and setup for their date and venue.
Nonna’s Italian Kitchen specializes in Italian food catering. The official homepage says the company caters office lunches, home events, corporate events and other occasions, while the Vaughan page specifically discusses catering for weddings and celebrations. The website also describes a process based on an inquiry, discussion of event details and a customized menu proposal.
The published catering menu is organized for group ordering. It includes shareables and sides, salads, pasta platters, proteins, desserts, beverages and tableware. Examples include burrata, phyllo feta, mini arancini, village salad, lasagna, pasta al forno, chicken Parmesan, meatballs, Italian sausage, tiramisu and baklava. Menu descriptions and portion notes should be checked carefully when planning a reception meal.
The Vaughan service page presents Nonna’s as an Italian catering option for events in Vaughan. The homepage states that the business delivers in Toronto and across the GTA. The supplied evidence does not identify every municipality served, so couples outside Vaughan or Toronto should confirm delivery to their venue before planning around the menu.
The service may suit couples seeking a group Italian meal rather than a venue-based wedding package. Pasta platters, salads, sides and individually listed proteins can provide a flexible starting point for a buffet or shared meal. The official website also refers to events ranging from gatherings of 10 to larger events of 1,000, but couples should confirm what that description means for their specific menu, staffing and venue logistics.
A documented strength is the breadth of the published catering menu. Couples can review multiple categories and dietary labels before making an inquiry, rather than relying only on a general service description. The website also provides a direct inquiry route, an online ordering route and a phone number, which gives planners several ways to begin the conversation.
The main limitation in the available evidence is that the wedding offering is not presented as a fixed package. The Vaughan page refers to a customized menu proposal, but the supplied pages do not confirm wedding-day staffing, buffet or plated service, rentals, venue setup, teardown, tastings, minimum order values or delivery charges. These are planning items to verify, not assumptions about what the company does or does not provide.
Prices are published for selected menu items, but a complete wedding catering price is not published. The official menu states that prices are subject to HST and delivery. It also identifies many items as serving 8–10 sides, so listed prices should not be treated as per-person wedding rates.
Examples include village salad at $60, Greek salad at $58, lasagna at $70, bolognese at $60, pasta al forno at $50, penne tomato basil at $45, chicken Parmesan at $11 and mini tiramisu at $4. Tableware is listed separately, including plates at $0.25, cutlery at $0.05 and serving utensils at $1.50. Menu prices can change, so couples should request a current quotation for their guest count, date and venue.
The official website lists 647-640-5883 and info@nonnasitalian.ca. Couples can begin through the website’s inquiry form or contact the business by phone or email. The Vaughan page says the initial discussion may cover the event date, time, number of guests, dietary requirements and preferred service style, followed by a customized menu proposal.
For a wedding inquiry, provide the venue municipality, reception date, guest count, meal timing, desired service format and any dietary requirements. Ask whether delivery, setup or staff service is included in the proposal. The available evidence confirms the contact details but does not confirm current availability for any particular date.
Before booking, couples should ask for a written proposal based on the final guest count and venue. The published menu is useful for comparing dishes, but it does not answer every operational question required for a wedding reception. Confirm the current menu, portion assumptions, dietary preparation, delivery timing and all taxes or fees.
It is also important to clarify the service model. Ask whether Nonna’s will only deliver food or will also provide setup, serving staff, replenishment, tableware, serving utensils and cleanup. Couples should confirm whether the requested venue is within the company’s delivery area and whether a minimum order, lead time or payment schedule applies. None of those terms is established by the supplied evidence.
Nonna’s Italian Kitchen is a Vaughan-focused Italian catering option with a broad published menu and item-level pricing. Its official website supports consideration for weddings and other events in Vaughan, Toronto and the GTA, subject to direct confirmation.
The strongest evidence is the menu detail and the stated inquiry process; the key unknowns are wedding package structure, staffing, delivery terms and final event pricing.
The official Vaughan catering page describes the service for weddings and celebrations. Couples should contact Nonna’s directly to confirm availability, menu design and service details for their venue and date.
Prices are published for individual menu items, but a complete wedding package or per-person wedding rate is not published. The menu states that prices are subject to HST and delivery, so request a current event quotation.
Ask about delivery area, setup, staffing, service style, portions, dietary requirements, tableware, minimum orders, taxes, delivery fees, deposits and cancellation terms. These details are not all confirmed on the supplied official pages.
Phone: 647-640-5883
Website: https://www.nonnasitalian.ca/blog/italian-food-catering-vaughan





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