Bloordale is where you'll find this red sauce restaurant that keeps people coming back for sandwiches with humongous meatballs topped with lots of gooey mozzarella and their signature sugo on fluffy seeded buns.

This Italian bakery on Royal York Road in Etobicoke that's been around since 1969 makes a sandwich beef and veal meatballs that rivals even their famed veal parm and cold-cut sandwiches.

Multiple locations of this Toronto mainstay serve a meatball sandwich on a huge, floury roll with toppings you can mix and match yourself, including jalapenos, provolone, sauteed onions, sweet peppers, mushrooms, rapini and mixed veggies.

On Kincort in the Castlefield Design District, this 24/7/365 destination that was founded in 1957 has a hot table that's always ready to serve up a steamy meatball sandwich for a reasonable price.

Tucked away on Clinton in Little Italy, this old-school shop is mainly a pizzeria but is also well known for its panzerotti and sandwiches, including an iconic take on the meatball sammy.

Somewhat hidden inside the Atrium on Bay, don't count out this food counter: iIt's where to find a meatball sandwich on a fresh Italian kaiser roll with tomato sauce, roasted red peppers, caramelized onions, sauteed mushrooms, jalapenos and mozzarella cheese.

Italian food lovers flock to this affordable hot table within a grocery store on the Corso Italia where you can often find a beef meatball sandwich alongside their lineup of pasta, pizza and arancini.

On the Queensway in Etobicoke, meatball sandwiches at this Italian joint can be topped with hot or mild peppers and mushrooms for free, and with cheese for a small upcharge.

Dundas West is home to this pizzeria that also makes sandwiches using bread that's house-baked to order, including a meatball sandwich with provolone and lots of drippy, chunky sauce.