Best Pizza I have ever had here in Ontario

[callitasicit]

I am just curious where people have had their best pizza? I myself thinks Dante's in Thornhill is the finest pizza that I have ever tried here in Ontario. Anybody agree or disagree with my opinion?

[MoonDoggy]

I haven't tried that many pizza places. I think Dante is good, but not the best.

[uggz22]

Abruzzos pizza is good, located on Yonge and 7. Be sure to also try the fried panzos.

[3weddings]

The thread said Ontario, so I will throw Ottawa into the pot

Louie's Pizza on McArthur!!!

Dh brings it back to the GTA for us every couple of weeks. It's based on an egg dough and I've never had anything like it!!!

http://www.restaurantica.com/restaurants/3295/

[thegazelle]

I am just curious where people have had their best pizza? I myself thinks Dante's in Thornhill is the finest pizza that I have ever tried here in Ontario. Anybody agree or disagree with my opinion?

I've tried Dante's once - was helping friends move and they rewarded us with dinner from Dante's. Very tasty pizza - toppings are huge and fresh. I had the meat lover's, and let me tell you, I probably did more damage to my arteries that day than any other day. But the pizza was soooo good.

It's interesting - I had this discussion with my sister last month over a family dinner. My wife and I used to eat 241 Pizza when we were dating - that was OK, but since then, I have discovered Pizzaville and I love it. Still my, favourite is Pizza Hut. All that being said, my sister hates Pizzaville, and she prefers Domino's Pizza.

However, a number of my family (and friends for that matter) can agree that Pizza Pizza is the worst of the chains in terms of least tastiest pizza. The crust is almost always overdone if not burnt. My wife just took our son our for pizza recently and came back with a few slices for me. I said, "oh no, Pizza Pizza. I bet that the crusts are burnt (or hard as a rock). Sure enough, all the crusts were a dark brown/light black and was hardly edible. I don't know why that place is so popular - must be the amount of locations.

I've tried Boston Pizza, and you know what? I don't think it's as good as people say it is. The crust/dough had no flavour at all - it was really bland. The topics were excellent though. Boston Pizza used to have this spinach tomato mushroom cream pasta dish that was delicious - but they discontinued it last year.

I really think there are some hidden gems out there for pizza places. I hit a few spots on my way home now and again (some mom and pop pizza shop in some run down mall) - the pizzas at these places are quite good. Shows you that franchises don't have a monopoly on good food, that's for sure.

There used to be a chain in the Durham area 20 years ago called Pizza Delight that was quite good.

[Alienxx45]

Abruzzos pizza is good, located on Yonge and 7. Be sure to also try the fried panzos.

Where is this exactly?? They sell slices or whole pizzas like dantes?

[jesterwilly2004]

There used to be a chain in the Durham area 20 years ago called Pizza Delight that was quite good.

Pizza Delight 20 years ago rocked. I saw one around lately, can't remember where, but i don't think its the same anymore. I like the Gino's in Thunder Bay, not the same in Brampton.

[Sakic19]

Pizza Delight was good when it was around. Any mom and pop local pizza joint is usually good because they make their pizza in a more traditional way then a franchise does. My town use to have a few mom and pop type pizza places until pizza pizza came and everyone flocked to them. I refuse to eat pizza pizza slices because they taste so horrible, even worse then a pizza from there. I just stick to a small independent franchise that makes the pizza taste like any independet does.

[uggz22]

Abruzzos pizza is located on 9010 Yonge st Richmond Hill, the main intersection is Hwy 7 and Yonge, phone # 905 8818222. U can order slices or have a whole one made, they also have great pastas, but be sure to try the fried panzerottis. I would say this place is comparable to Dantes, its also Italian owned and have been in business over 20 yrs.

[duckdown]

call me crazy, but Pizzaville is pretty good

i HATE Domino's with a burning passion

[M.D.]

Pizza Depot is pretty good, especially the wings!

[duckdown]

I'm seeing alot more of this Pizza Depot lately actually, but have yet to try it.... Guess I'll put that on my to-do list this week

Do they sell slices in-store? I've got a local one just up on Ray Lawson

[rogerrabbit168]

Gigi's Pizza or was it Pizza Gigi's, its located at the corner of Harbord/Lippincott in downtown Toronto, one block east of Bathurst. The place only sells pizza and pop, nothing else, and they only open from 4pm to like 3am. Damn, I miss living in that neighbourhood.

[Steeve Urkel]

The thread said Ontario, so I will throw Ottawa into the pot

Louie's Pizza on McArthur!!!

Dh brings it back to the GTA for us every couple of weeks. It's based on an egg dough and I've never had anything like it!!!

http://www.restaurantica.com/restaurants/3295/

In Nepean/Ottawa I'd have to say Romeo's pizza on Merivale Rd.
they also have the best donair and have a really good sweet sauce for it!
their restaurant has been there over 25 years:D
-not the cheapest pizza though a small was recently $12 and has 4 slices, but they use sooo much cheese you never need anything extra.
-also yummy homemade baklava, they are almost always sold out of it...

Also Colonade pizza in downtown ottawa, also on Bank st they bought the location of an old burger king and are always super busy!

[joep]

I'm not a big fan of the crusts, so I prefer the ones @ Mama Pizza.

All their pizzas are thinned crusted, and their toppings are fresh. However I had to wait a very long time for them to make the pizza.

My favorite is their signature potatoe pizzas, but definitely not a healthy diet.

Have to give credits on their wings to, they bake them instead of deep frying, takes longer to cook but it's well worth the wait.

[thegazelle]

call me crazy, but Pizzaville is pretty good

i HATE Domino's with a burning passion

I've never had Domino's, but I'm curious as to why you don't like them.

There is a pizza joint on Yonge between Finch/North York Centre in Toronto that is one of those "real" pizza places - family owned, etc. I was surprised the first time I went there - the pizza crust was so thin, yet the toppings were so thick. You could not eat it in the traditional one handed way - the toppings would just flop over. They told me that real pizza in Italy is actually supposed to be thin-crusted. That I didn't know.

[3weddings]

Has anyone had Toppers? Ohhhhh the Chicken Bruschetta and the Shrimp Scamp are to die for!! Not traditional by any means but YUMMY!!

[patriot]

Great thread, I've been a resident of Ontario for ~ 12yrs and still haven't been able to find pizza comparible to that I used to enjoy in Montreal.

+ Thick cheese
+ Abundant toppings

Places like;
+ B&M Pizzaria
+ Pendeli's

The closest I've found so far is Topper's Pizza, however you really have to be on top of them to not skimp on the toppings.

Recommendations would be great, at least it would eliminate (somewhat) me from bringing back 2-3 pizza'a evertime I visit MTL.

[thegazelle]

I am just curious where people have had their best pizza? I myself thinks Dante's in Thornhill is the finest pizza that I have ever tried here in Ontario. Anybody agree or disagree with my opinion?

I would like to provide a slight twist to this discussion. Anyone consider store-bought frozen pizzas to be a contender for "best Ontario pizza"? I know it's a farshot, and I'm not talking about the Kraft or McCain's pizzas that don't taste very good at all and have no cheese, etc.

Have you guys tried the CostCo pizza? It's not bad, actually and good value for what you get? I realize it can't compete with fresh, but I'll say it right now, I'd rather have a frozen to oven CostCo pizza over a "fresh" Pizza Pizza pizza hands down, any day of the week. I really don't like Pizza Pizza.

[GT108]

My most memorable pizza was at a place in Bewdley, ON.

I don't even know the name of the place but all the locals directed us there when we were there years ago. It is located on the main commercial strip, opposite the docks and parks. We ordered the works and waited 30 minutes while they made it for us.

What made the pizza memorable was that it was loaded with so much topping that every order comes with plates and forks, to eat the stuff that falls off the pizza. One slice was the most any of us could eat cuz there was so much stuff.

If anyone knows the place I am talking about, I would love to know if it is still there, cuz we are going back to Bewdley this summer and would love to visit again.

[Sohkeung]

Pizza Delight 20 years ago rocked. I saw one around lately, can't remember where, but i don't think its the same anymore. I like the Gino's in Thunder Bay, not the same in Brampton.

There is a Pizza Delight location in Oakville. It is in the plaza facing the RCSS on Trafalgar and Dundas.

[3weddings]

Have you guys tried the CostCo pizza? It's not bad, actually and good value for what you get? I realize it can't compete with fresh, but I'll say it right now, I'd rather have a frozen to oven CostCo pizza over a "fresh" Pizza Pizza pizza hands down, any day of the week. I really don't like Pizza Pizza.

I love the Costco pizza...the meat one!! We serve it at all the kid's parties!

[thelefteyeguy]

back in the days...Cora ;) at uoft...not sure anymore:)

[Password]

When I went to Carleton in Ottawa, my roommate and I lived on Eddy's Pizza. They had a pizza there called the "Super Special" and it had every meat imaginable on it: pepperoni, real bacon, ground sausage, smoked meat(!) and every slice had half a meatball on it.

My god... it was soooooo good. Haven't had anything like it since.

In the GTA, Dante's is probably the best, but it's quite expensive!

[Anessa]

Costco pizza reminds me of how Pizza Hut used to be. Just the crunchiness of the crusts. I don't know if anyone has that same feeling.

[Supershyguy]

I'm not a big fan of the crusts, so I prefer the ones @ Mama Pizza.

All their pizzas are thinned crusted, and their toppings are fresh. However I had to wait a very long time for them to make the pizza.

My favorite is their signature potatoe pizzas, but definitely not a healthy diet.

Have to give credits on their wings to, they bake them instead of deep frying, takes longer to cook but it's well worth the wait.

lol I walked out from them last time after the guy told me how long it will be

[Neovingian]

Costco pizza reminds me of how Pizza Hut used to be. Just the crunchiness of the crusts. I don't know if anyone has that same feeling....I'm with u on that 1, Pizza Hut isn't like it used to be.

back in the days...Cora ;) at uoft...not sure anymore:)...Even more back in the days, I would say Mother's Pizza. Thats the best Pizaa I can recall but that was some 15-20 yrs ago. Now that's taking it back.

[djjosee]

Also Colonade pizza in downtown ottawa, also on Bank st they bought the location of an old burger king and are always super busy!

Where on Bank St?

[thegazelle]

Costco pizza reminds me of how Pizza Hut used to be. Just the crunchiness of the crusts. I don't know if anyone has that same feeling.

I'm not too perceptive - how do you feel Pizza Hut has changed?

[mrfrostyman]

i really like 2 pizza places in burlington, ones called napolis and the other i can not remember. They are run similarly and both serve fried rice:-0. 4 toppings on each and 2 x-large pizza's are 18.99 and are awesome. They have a sweeter sauce then most, but i love it non the less. Fav chain pizza place however has to go to either 2 4 1 or ginos.

[monty613]

Where on Bank St?

it's actually on metcalfe/gilmour

[Anessa]

I'm not too perceptive - how do you feel Pizza Hut has changed?


Now they're TINY

[ViperZ]

Rio40 on Dufferin/St.Clair. THE best, and I love pizza...

[fixer007]

Panagos is really good, also like Pizza Nova.

Agree about not liking Dominos, the sauce isn't very good.

[thegazelle]

Panagos is really good, also like Pizza Nova.

Agree about not liking Dominos, the sauce isn't very good.

Agree about Panagos. Not sure if there are any in Ontario, but when we went to Alberta in 2004, we had dinner at a Panagos, and it was awesome! It was sort of like Dante's actually - really loaded with good, hearty toppings.

[patriot]

Agree about Panagos. Not sure if there are any in Ontario, but when we went to Alberta in 2004, we had dinner at a Panagos, and it was awesome! It was sort of like Dante's actually - really loaded with good, hearty toppings.

There's one in Oakville .... Neyagawa rd I think. Order there a few times, avarage pizza but expensive !!

[Paranoidandroid]

Amato Pizza is worth a try.

[duckdown]

That Panago place always looks tempting but I've never seen one here in Peel

Looks EXPENSIVE too :)

[jayboogie]

Anyone know what happened to cause a change in how pizza slices are made from places like Pizza Pizza and 241? They used to be all New York style where the slices were actually foldable. You definitely can't do that anymore considering the crust is hard as a rock and usually burnt.

As a kid, I used to always save up my money to get a slice of pizza from Pizza Pizza, the quality probably went down as soon as they started expanding the amount of franchises around. Then again, I think pizza everywhere has downgraded in quality.

[duckdown]

I'm surprised all these Pizza Pizza stores manage to survive.. I'm with you on that one; their pizza is total C R A P now :(

[ViperZ]

I'm surprised all these Pizza Pizza stores manage to survive.. I'm with you on that one; their pizza is total C R A P now :(

Dude, not everywhere. The one in Etobicoke (Burnhamthorpe/Martingrove) still makes nice pizza (a couple others in the same area taste much worse).

[dora]

Abruzzo pizza!

[WildPegasus]

Where on Bank St?

North of Riverside in the Blue Heron plaza that now has Farm Boy but used to have MarketFresh and before that Hurley's Sports Coliseum.

There are also Colonnade Pizza locations in Kanata and Orleans.

[G-Yo]

Gabriel's Pizza in Ottawa is pretty good.

There is no longer a Colonade Pizza in Orleans anymore.

Anyone remember McDonalds Pizza ??? Good Times...

[Diamondog]

Pepis Pizza Kitchener hands down.

[Diamondog]

Gabriel's Pizza in Ottawa is pretty good.

There is no longer a Colonade Pizza in Orleans anymore.

Anyone remember McDonalds Pizza ??? Good Times...

Gabriels pizza good....lol thats rich! :D

[UrbanPoet]

I'm not a big fan of the crusts, so I prefer the ones @ Mama Pizza.

All their pizzas are thinned crusted, and their toppings are fresh. However I had to wait a very long time for them to make the pizza.

My favorite is their signature potatoe pizzas, but definitely not a healthy diet.

Have to give credits on their wings to, they bake them instead of deep frying, takes longer to cook but it's well worth the wait.

thats why you buy a bunch of slices!
Whenever i go to AMato's, i buy the slices...

[balou911]

I really really love the hawaii pizza at dundas pizza.

its alittle place, about 3100 dundas st west.
just about 1/2 way between keele and runnymede.

and they even have spring rolls that are damn good too.

and poutine. and a shiskabob sandwich.

what you want?
i make food for you, soo good soo fast.
cheap cheap too.

[Tiberius]

As far as the big chains go... Pizzaville is pretty good! I only recently tried it, but it definitely is my "chain" of choice now.

In London, I'd recommend Tony's - amazing home made style pizza. Yum!

Pizza-N-Joy in Mississauga is high on my list also - but the inconsistency from order to order is frustrating.

[Fraggle]

I find dante's pizza to be hideous and extremely overpriced. If theres one thing I cant stand is non italians trying to make italian pizza.. the place may be owned by italians but take a look in the kitchen sometime. You can find better pizza almost anywhere, it really is disgusting.. and I know im not alone.. maybe you guys are just used to that cardboard crap they peddle at pizza pizza and such... If you want a real pizza try il Paesano's on the brownsline in etobicoke.. now THATS pizza!

[thegazelle]

I find dante's pizza to be hideous and extremely overpriced. If theres one thing I cant stand is non italians trying to make italian pizza.. the place may be owned by italians but take a look in the kitchen sometime. You can find better pizza almost anywhere, it really is disgusting.. and I know im not alone.. maybe you guys are just used to that cardboard crap they peddle at pizza pizza and such... If you want a real pizza try il Paesano's on the brownsline in etobicoke.. now THATS pizza!

Now now...there is no way anyone can convince me that Dante's is on the same level as Pizza Pizza. Pizza Pizza is absolutely disgusting.

Interesting point about non-Italians making pizza. If nothing else, we may be used to a more North Americanized style of pizza, sort of like how my buddy told me that Mandarin is authentic Chinese food and I started laughing...to him, that's what it is. To me, it's something different. I'm not Italian, so I can't speak on the authenticity of the pizza, but from my taste buds' perspective, Dante's is pretty good.

Then again, who's to say that truly "authentic" food tastes any better? Food is pretty subjective. There are some Chinese food dishes which are absolutely disgusting to me, and I'd rather have fake Chinese like chicken balls and such over chicken feet and pig's stomach. I think the difference would be something comparable like fried noodles - fried noodles made at Ho Lee Chow is sub-par, in my view, compared to authentic fried noodles done at any real Chinese restaurant. But if someone likes Ho Lee Chow fried noodles, I'm not going to bash them - that's what their palate prefers.

[Kali]

I don't eat a lot of pizza so if I do get it, I only get a slice.

I like thin crusted pizza with specialty toppings. I like Terroni and Amato and I think Mama's pizza is ok.

If I'm really hungry and desperate, I'll go to Pizza Pizza and get a slice of their mediterranean vegetarian or mango chicken pizza. :)

Once a year or so, I'll have a craving for a Pizza Hut pizza just for old time's sake. Same for Pizza Delight. :cheesygri

[silentio]

Pizzaville tastes very nice, it's the sauce that distingushes this chain.

[Gloaming]

In London I love Byron Pizza and Tony's Pizza.

[maebach]

My fav is probably Romijs pizza on the Kingsway. They're cheese pizza is great

[Smashy]

Abruzzos pizza is good, located on Yonge and 7. Be sure to also try the fried panzos.

I haven't tried Abruzzos pizzas yet but they make the 2nd best panzerottis that I've ever had. My favourite panzos were from a local joint called Italia Pizza on Kennedy south of Steeles, but they've moved or closed down.

As for pizza, I'd take Pizza Pizza Sweet Chili Chicken Thai or Spicy BBQ Chicken any day of the week!

[gsrce]

In Ottawa, the pizza place at the St Laurent Shopping Centre food court has always had great New York style pizza. Kinda pricy though.

I'd compare their pizza to Sbarros or however you spell it, unfortunately there aren't any of those here.

On the store bought topic, the chicken pizza from m&m's that has bacon and tomato on it and a cream sauce is very very good for store bought. Lots of bacon usually and a fair amount of chicken.

Pizza Hut used to be good, all it is now is deep fried pizza =/

[perplexed_one]

mama's pizza and pizza nova are good.

pizza hut and 241 pizza are decent.

pizzaville and pizza pizza are horrible.

[Jucius Maximus]

I am just curious where people have had their best pizza? I myself thinks Dante's in Thornhill is the finest pizza that I have ever tried here in Ontario. Anybody agree or disagree with my opinion?
Costco pizza. Very tasty IMO.

I buy their large rectangular ones and cook them in my oven. Excellent price / pizza ratio!

[SALTY3142]

Pizza N Joy close to erin mills & dundas, tell them Kevin sent you... get "European Craze" BEST pizza in Mississauga hands down

[CanadaBoy]

As far as the big chains go... Pizzaville is pretty good! I only recently tried it, but it definitely is my "chain" of choice now.

In London, I'd recommend Tony's - amazing home made style pizza. Yum!

Pizza-N-Joy in Mississauga is high on my list also - but the inconsistency from order to order is frustrating.

Pizza-N-Joy SUCKS SO MUCH

They use to have low prices but they jacked them up!
Everyone time you go there you pizza is never the same. They always have different cheese and sauce and pepperoni. They have mislabeled condiments and my sister was almost crying because her pizza was too spicy. Those guys are so cheap they even charge $1.00 for a cardboard box!

[CanadaBoy]

Pizza N Joy close to erin mills & dundas, tell them Kevin sent you... get "European Craze" BEST pizza in Mississauga hands down

The one beside Giant Tiger?

[callitasicit]

I haven't tried Abruzzos pizzas yet but they make the 2nd best panzerottis that I've ever had. My favourite panzos were from a local joint called Italia Pizza on Kennedy south of Steeles, but they've moved or closed down.

As for pizza, I'd take Pizza Pizza Sweet Chili Chicken Thai or Spicy BBQ Chicken any day of the week!

I went to try Abruzzo's pizza the other day and was greatly disappointed!!! First of all, I live in Markham and it is kind of a hike to get down there. Secondly, it was mad crowded!!! Thirdly, the pizza was absolutely terrible. The pizza was kind of hard and just didn't taste good. I have to say it was not even as a good as Pizza Nova. Dante's is much much much better and isn't too far away from Abruzzo's. I don't know how anyone could recommend this pizza joint. As for Pizza Pizza, they are still the creators of the worst pizza in the city!!!! If I am really desperate I will still not eat there......

[duckdown]

As far as the big chains go... Pizzaville is pretty good! I only recently tried it, but it definitely is my "chain" of choice now.

Pizza-N-Joy in Mississauga is high on my list also - but the inconsistency from order to order is frustrating.

Pizzaville tastes very nice, it's the sauce that distingushes this chain.


Right on!! Pizzaville is highly underrated, or surprisngly I've found most people haven't even tried it before.. It's my local pizza joint, so I've been having it for years..

Pizza-N-Joy is horrible though (IMO)

[Anessa]

OB cafe has a good roast duck pizza. It's thin crust and amazing!

[Paolo]

Does anyone remember Ontario Pizza a.k.a. GREASE PIZZA back in elementary schools when it was PIZZA DAY? when you take a bite out of it, it is so tasty to have a mouth full of not only pizza but grease. Even the pepperoni slices had puddles of grease in them, that was the best part. Your paper tower napkins would be soaked by the end. MMM ONTARIO PIZZA.

[Paolo]

I haven't tried Abruzzos pizzas yet but they make the 2nd best panzerottis that I've ever had. My favourite panzos were from a local joint called Italia Pizza on Kennedy south of Steeles, but they've moved or closed down.

As for pizza, I'd take Pizza Pizza Sweet Chili Chicken Thai or Spicy BBQ Chicken any day of the week!

I used to eat Abruzzo's pizza all the time when travelling up to "The Hill".
I would call them up, place an order, and then leave willowdale and head up there by the time I get there, the pizza is cooked and we pick it up, then we get to our place in Richmond hill and eat it up.

Lately, I passed by looking for a slice of pizza and all I found was the place had somehow turned into an Arab or Persian/Iranian place. Well I didn't quite know at first because I saw the Green, White and RED colours on the window (i was not wearing my glasses at the time) so I parked my car in the plaza, went in, but Once I saw the arabic writing on the signs and stuff, I kinda knew it was OVER for Abruzzo pizza. RIP Abruzzo Pizza. You will be missed.

That arabic place had pizza though, but I was kinda hesitant to try it, wonder if its as good as the old owners?

[Deans21]

Does anyone remember Ontario Pizza a.k.a. GREASE PIZZA back in elementary schools when it was PIZZA DAY? when you take a bite out of it, it is so tasty to have a mouth full of not only pizza but grease. Even the pepperoni slices had puddles of grease in them, that was the best part. Your paper tower napkins would be soaked by the end. MMM ONTARIO PIZZA.

I totally forgot that it was called Ontario Pizza. I loved pizza day. It was also usually milk day!

Anyone from London? Marvelous 2-4-1 at Oxford and Wharncliffe. Get their 2 medium walk-in specials with 3 toppings each for like $12. Best pizza ever too. If you phone it in tell them your name is Roger. They'll make it faster. Trust me... my housemates and I kept that place in business for the past 3 years.

[anom]

I used to eat Abruzzo's pizza all the time when travelling up to "The Hill".
I would call them up, place an order, and then leave willowdale and head up there by the time I get there, the pizza is cooked and we pick it up, then we get to our place in Richmond hill and eat it up.

Lately, I passed by looking for a slice of pizza and all I found was the place had somehow turned into an Arab or Persian/Iranian place. Well I didn't quite know at first because I saw the Green, White and RED colours on the window (i was not wearing my glasses at the time) so I parked my car in the plaza, went in, but Once I saw the arabic writing on the signs and stuff, I kinda knew it was OVER for Abruzzo pizza. RIP Abruzzo Pizza. You will be missed.

That arabic place had pizza though, but I was kinda hesitant to try it, wonder if its as good as the old owners?

http://www.abruzzopizza.com/

not sure but I THINK the owners are the same "Vince & Sergio At Your Service Since 1981"

[GemInite]

Massimo's on College st. just west of Spadina is my favourite spot at late hours.

[LordHumongous]

I find dante's pizza to be hideous and extremely overpriced. If theres one thing I cant stand is non italians trying to make italian pizza.. the place may be owned by italians but take a look in the kitchen sometime. You can find better pizza almost anywhere, it really is disgusting.. and I know im not alone.. maybe you guys are just used to that cardboard crap they peddle at pizza pizza and such... If you want a real pizza try il Paesano's on the brownsline in etobicoke.. now THATS pizza!

Now that is way off base, Yes their pizza is ludicrously expensive (46 bucks and change for a large "Super Deluxe" with bacon and garlic bread with cheese) but it's also as good as I've found in this city thusfar. Not that I've tried them all mind you. I was stunned when it got rang up, but the pizza was good enough that I will still make the trek to the shop again (though skip the garlic bread). And it took days to finish, the only pizza I can remember that filled me with 2 slices per sitting. Got more accurate directions to Il Paesano's? I'd love to find something better.

[Fraggle]

I don't know mates, dante's pizza is still quite low in my books. I refuse to eat it at this point. The last time someone brought one over at a party and the pepperoni gave me heartburn all night. Its unbelievably expensive and totally unworth it.

il paesano's is at 396 Brown's Line. Take 427 south to the brownsline (stay in collectors, passed sherway exit, keep to your left but don't go on the QEW). Its on your right hand side about 2 minutes from exiting the 427. We make the drive from thornhill for dinner there quite often, and it is worth it. I would suggest the pizza and veal scalapini with peppers and mushrooms. http://www.ilpaesano.ca

Now that is way off base, Yes their pizza is ludicrously expensive (46 bucks and change for a large "Super Deluxe" with bacon and garlic bread with cheese) but it's also as good as I've found in this city thusfar. Not that I've tried them all mind you. I was stunned when it got rang up, but the pizza was good enough that I will still make the trek to the shop again (though skip the garlic bread). And it took days to finish, the only pizza I can remember that filled me with 2 slices per sitting. Got more accurate directions to Il Paesano's? I'd love to find something better.

[LordHumongous]

I don't know mates, dante's pizza is still quite low in my books. I refuse to eat it at this point. The last time someone brought one over at a party and the pepperoni gave me heartburn all night. Its unbelievably expensive and totally unworth it.

il paesano's is at 396 Brown's Line. Take 427 south to the brownsline (stay in collectors, passed sherway exit, keep to your left but don't go on the QEW). Its on your right hand side about 2 minutes from exiting the 427. We make the drive from thornhill for dinner there quite often, and it is worth it. I would suggest the pizza and veal scalapini with peppers and mushrooms. http://www.ilpaesano.ca

Thanks, bud! I'll be sure to try it out soon and update, you sure went the extra mile with directions, so it's the least I can do ;-) Thanks again!

[originalnutta]

Peter's Cajun Pizza on Parliament St.

downtown Toronto.

expensiev but tasty.

[jimi]

Wanted to bump this thread since Panago has finally come to Toronto. Loved the stuff when I was in Vancouver, and I'm glad it's here so people don't have to eat the other crappy chain pizza that's around.

The location is at Bay and Gerrard, but they'll be expanding soon to other parts of the GTA.

[Nikita]

Capri Pizza in Windsor ON, been around for 50 years now, pricier than most but the best pizza ever!

[jli]

Cora's pizza downtown Toronto is pretty good for late night munchies after clubbing/all-nighters! Huge slices (like half a pizza), lots of grease and freshly made!

Beware of it's rival (right next door), I've heard bad stories.

Ask any UTSG student and they will most likely agree!

[Pizzafreak]

I don't know mates, dante's pizza is still quite low in my books. I refuse to eat it at this point. The last time someone brought one over at a party and the pepperoni gave me heartburn all night. Its unbelievably expensive and totally unworth it.

il paesano's is at 396 Brown's Line. Take 427 south to the brownsline (stay in collectors, passed sherway exit, keep to your left but don't go on the QEW). Its on your right hand side about 2 minutes from exiting the 427. We make the drive from thornhill for dinner there quite often, and it is worth it. I would suggest the pizza and veal scalapini with peppers and mushrooms. http://www.ilpaesano.ca

Just opened up, best I've tasted in a long time, small family run business, the way pizza use to be. Nothing like the franchises and the prices are pretty good too

[Carpe Diem]

Just opened up, best I've tasted in a long time, small family run business, the way pizza use to be. Nothing like the franchises and the prices are pretty good too

User: Pizzafreak
Join Date: Nov 12
Post: 2
Bumps pizza thread

Do you own the place?

[twoplustwo]

Toppers Pizza is the best chain hands down. I actually drive a 1/2 hour to pick it up in Oakville.

[almostfreeman]

... some bakery in Burk's Falls that I don't remember the name of....

[angekfire]

Toppers Pizza is the best chain hands down. I actually drive a 1/2 hour to pick it up in Oakville.

Are you kidding me? I've eaten at toppers twice and it was gross both times. My entire family refuses to eat there it is so gross.

In Ottawa, Willy's is my favorite, no question. Tons of toppings, but a little pricey. There are 2 locations, both west end. One on Richmond, one on Merivale.

My friend's family used to own a pizza shop, and willy's put them out of business as their main competitor. Even they think their pizza is awesome.

[JAGpilot]

My family likes Dantes but I personally won't pay $30 for a medium sized pizza. I also like thick, chewy crust which Dantes is not. I also have moral objectives to Dantes. The people who own the place are pretty much scum and mistreat customers/employees. We order from Dantes every few months and if I happen to be home, I get their pasta or sandwich which is pretty good.

My vote for best in Ontario is Toppers. Ever since I moved to Barrie for school that is all I order. They give you lots of free stuff to add to the pizza. My favorite is asiago cheese, italian sausage, peppers, onions and olives on a garlic bread crust (free), creamy tomato sauce (free), italian herbs (free), parmesan cheese (free) and thick crust (free).

www.toppers.ca

[at1212b]

Mmmm.. sounds good. I'll definitely try some of the recommendations here.

But I find overall, Pizza here is average. NY has awesome Pizza and surprisingly, Halifax has pizza that I thought was better then the ones I had in NY (and they had been sitting out for awhile too from the looks of it).

[radeonboy]

Is there such a best pizza in Brampton? The only pizza I've had here that is amazing is Domino since the person who makes it likes to dump a lot of toppings on and a lot of sauce. Best place thus far.

I tried Pizza Ville a few months ago but it sucked...

[soupnazi]

But I find overall, Pizza here is average. NY has awesome Pizza and surprisingly, Halifax has pizza that I thought was better then the ones I had in NY (and they had been sitting out for awhile too from the looks of it).

+1 of Halifax Pizza. Since moving to Vancouver, I can't find anything close to Sicilian Pizza in Halifax. (Pizza Corner near library) Pizza here in Vancouver isn't very good many small pizzarias taste similary mediocre. Don't even get me started on Halifax Donairs....drool.:cheesygri

Pizza Pizza is pretty poor pizza. I'd say it's worse than Little Caesars which is pretty low.

[duckdown]

Is there such a best pizza in Brampton? The only pizza I've had here that is amazing is Domino since the person who makes it likes to dump a lot of toppings on and a lot of sauce. Best place thus far.

I tried Pizza Ville a few months ago but it sucked...

I live here also and I don't think there is anything worthwhile -- although I was driving by Ray Lawson & McLaughlin the other day and a new place with a wood burning pizza oven opened up.. (I think it's called Pizza King or something) but I didn't try it

[forzaroma]

I live here also and I don't think there is anything worthwhile -- although I was driving by Ray Lawson & McLaughlin the other day and a new place with a wood burning pizza oven opened up.. (I think it's called Pizza King or something) but I didn't try it

I like the Moilisana Bakery on Professors Lake Pkwy / Bovaird across from the New Hospital. Imo best pizza in Brampton. Try the potato pizza or the bruschetta pizza imo

[Flipcyde]

Chicago Style Pizza in Hamilton is my favourite. Their deep dish pizza is actually better then a couple of deep dish pizza places i've been brought to in Chicago.

[radeonboy]

I like the Moilisana Bakery on Professors Lake Pkwy / Bovaird across from the New Hospital. Imo best pizza in Brampton. Try the potato pizza or the bruschetta pizza imo

You know how much are for slices and how much is for a large?

I might try a slice and see if I want to order more...:D

[ould]

Pizza! A topic I can sink my teeth into.

For Eat-in:

Desserts Plus on Weston Rd - great place but always busy it seems. Pizza is good and reasonably priced. Other food is good as well, don't be fooled by the name it's a great italian place

Marcelo's Outskirts of Vaughn Mills Mall - Great pizza and again usually busy

Pazza - Eglinton near the Allen, good italian restaurant. Pizza and Calzones are great. Love the Gnocchi as well

Standard Cafe on College near Beatrice - Awesome patio in the summer for people watching, drinking beers and eating Pizza. The calzone is awesome too but last time I was there it didn't appear to be on the menu anymore :-(

Saffron(sp?) on Yonge just south of Steeles - My GF lives around the corner and took me there. I was surprised the pizza was pretty great as it is a Persian/Italian restaurant, seemed like an odd combo but it was good!

Solstice in Clarkson on Lakeshore - decent pizza, nice restaurant

For Take-out:

Il Paesano - the old hurontario location delivers to me but it has changed names numerous times but the food is still the same. Great for takeout!!

Peroni's - recently tried this and the pizza was good and it is close by! The calzone was fantastic though!! Not sure what it was but I loved it.

[whatsinaname]

When I was small, me and my parents lived in the York residences during the time my dad went to Osgood Hall. They used to buy pizza from a local shop, the box said "Tasty". I think it's this store: http://www.yelp.ca/biz/tasty-pizza-and-more-north-york Their ingredients were fresh and pizza tasted great. It's been over a decade since I ate their pizza.


For frozen pizza, PC's Chicago style pizza is my fav. It's $6 at No Frills. A little piece will fill you up.

[jayp_1]

Toppers and Pizza Nova are great for chains. If you want a really good pizza from a small pizza place then check out Lugano in Burlington. If you like your pizzas giant sized then check out Fantastico Checkers pizza in Burlington.

[ifeature]

check out Lugano in Burlington.

Great place for cheap after drinking pizza.

Nothing beats homemade on a pizza stone or cast iron skillet(deep dish)

[shadow_cruiser]

I'm surprised nobody here mentioned "The Big Slice". Pizza used to be good and affordable but now it cost almost $4 + tax for a slice!!!. With a pop, thats running you $6 each. Last 3 times I went, there was no sauce and very little cheese.

My favourite places in Mississauga are Italia Pizza, Pizzaville and Alexandra's. Gino's at Central Parkway/Burnhamthorpe has the best panzo.

[4flava]

Best and most authentic pizza has to be at Camarra on Dufferin just south of Lawrence near Glen Cairn... Also love their lasagna!

http://www.camarra.com/home.html

[xstatik]

Best deal in Toronto for Pizza is the little Pizza place on the concourse level of Union Station. $4 (Tax IN!!) gets you 2 slices and a drink. The pizza is tasty, great, fast, fresh, hot and great for a quick bite on the way to a train or a game at the ACC

[KTAPriest]

Dante's is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but i have found a cheaper alternative in PAPPA Z'S located at the corner of bellfield and martingrove 416-247-4748 fantastic thin crust pizza with fresh toppings also veal meatball sausage and veggie sandwhiches and pasta too and yes they deliver tell em the big DJ sent ya

try them you wont be dissappointed:razz::razz::razz:

[imak]

For chain pizzas I really like Pizza Nova, I find they're quite consistent.

In Toronto I love Amato's pizza.

In London it was Stobe's for me.

[usernameinuse]

Best pizza by far is Pizza Pizza. Ontarios number 1 *****!

[Ducky]

pizza pizza has the best online ordering system....by far...

[almostfreeman]

Best pizza by far is Pizza Pizza. Ontarios number 1 *****!

you have to be kidding ...

[soleprovider]

The best pizza in Ontario and by far the best I've ever eaten was from Greco's Pizza in North Bay. Unbelievable!

http://www.grecospizza.ca/

[Mike_wang]

Best pizza by far is Pizza Pizza. Ontarios number 1 *****!

I just punched a baby cat because of what you said.

[ItechJester]

pizzeria libretto. hands down best pizza i have had in my life. not fancy or contentious, just simple and good.

http://www.pizzerialibretto.com/

[ezddrstyle]

Absolute best pizza was Dino's Pizza in Ottawa - on St. Laurent near Donald, closed in the '80's I think. There was nothing like it, and nothing like it ever since. I think they have moved to "Donald and Dino's Pizza" now or maybe a different thing entirely but I never tried it since they moved.

[radeonboy]

LOL I just noticed Pizza Pizza online delivery, they actually tax the delivery fee to the total price. Thats a sham, why do we have to pay tax for the delivery service fee of 3.25 and be expected to add tip? LOOL :-0

[brocoli]

In Mississauga, try Luca Pizza. Bloor and Dixie in Highpoint Mall. Awsome slices and good prices.

[VivaLaDave]

Best pizza I`ve ever had would be a veddy long list :lol:
Because it`s so hard to compare one to another over a period of time. I will give a list of memorable ones I`d like to have a side-by-side taste test.

Dante`s
Abruzzo`s
Terroni
Vesuvio
Camarra`s
Il Paesano
and last but not least is Joey`s Pizzeria. It was located in Port Colborne, but it closed down :(

Haven`t tried Wyze Guyz and I would like to after reading up on them!


Best Pizza Chain
Pizza Nova - their sauce rouks! If you`re ever in Scarlem Kennedy/Lawrence area visit their ristorante. The chicken parm is awesome as the nova sauce makes the meal!
Pizzaiolo - Good selection, they use fresh ingredients and their crust is good

Pizza places to stay away from

Pizza hut - It`s a greasy slab of food that will slide down your throat!
Domino`s - A less greasier option than Pizza Hut
Pizza Delight - not as good as they were 20 years ago
Mama`s pizza - it tastes like they freeze their dough (at least the two I have been at)
Pizza Pizza - good if you want a step up from Kraft Delissio Ultimate Pizza
Boston pizza - they should change the name of their restaurant to Boston good sandwiches cause that`s what their kitchen is better at putting out. Their Boston Brute is mouth watering thinkin bout it
San Francesco Pizza - their veal/chicken parm sandwiches taste better than the pizza does. The sandwiches come a close second to california sandwiches on claremont

I never got to try Gino`s, but I`d like to same goes for Pizza Libretto

[Hangar18]

Here's a good one. The BEST pizza I have ever had... Aurora's Pizza in Sault Ste. Marie, ON.

Anyone ever tried it?

[MtX]

Best deal in Toronto for Pizza is the little Pizza place on the concourse level of Union Station. $4 (Tax IN!!) gets you 2 slices and a drink. The pizza is tasty, great, fast, fresh, hot and great for a quick bite on the way to a train or a game at the ACC

Name of the place?

[ji2o0k]

Best deal in Toronto for Pizza is the little Pizza place on the concourse level of Union Station. $4 (Tax IN!!) gets you 2 slices and a drink. The pizza is tasty, great, fast, fresh, hot and great for a quick bite on the way to a train or a game at the ACC
Name of the place?
The place is called Pizza2Go.........near the McDonald's in Union Station (up the little ramp there).

The place is tiny, only take-out/pick-up. $4 for 2 slices and a pop is a great price and their pizza is pretty good. The place is always busy, so their pizzas are always hot and fresh.

Decent for the price....

[MtX]

The place is called Pizza2Go.........near the McDonald's in Union Station (up the little ramp there).

The place is tiny, only take-out/pick-up. $4 for 2 slices and a pop is a great price and their pizza is pretty good. The place is always busy, so their pizzas are always hot and fresh.

Decent for the price....

I think I'm gonna go have a slice now..I've been looking for a cheap/decent pizza shop near Yonge/King for months!

[CodecX81]

All of Ontario, the best Pizza I've ever had was Pizza Dee's in Wasaga Beach. Its crust is like classic Pizza hut.. crunchy yet soft. Generous topping, lots of cheese.. and their "medium" is more like a Toronto "large".

Pizza in the GTA:
Pizza Nova
Pizza Bella
Gino's Pizza
Dominoes (YMMV)

[ji2o0k]

I think I'm gonna go have a slice now..I've been looking for a cheap/decent pizza shop near Yonge/King for months!
hahah man, you haven't been searching RFD hard enough!!

I like their pizza and was eating pizza at least once a week. But now kind of sick of pizza so haven't had it for a few months. Hope you enjoy!

[ViperZ]

Rio 40 on St.Clair/Dufferin is simply amazing. I have tried pizza at dozens of places, and this place so far is the best by far.
http://www.dine.to/rio40

[wesleyw]

Pepi's in KW

[forzaroma]

You know how much are for slices and how much is for a large?

I might try a slice and see if I want to order more...:D

Its like $2.something a slice me thinks, and around $9 or 10 for a large 16 inch!
:D

[speeeeee]

Abruzzos pizza is located on 9010 Yonge st Richmond Hill, the main intersection is Hwy 7 and Yonge, phone # 905 8818222. U can order slices or have a whole one made, they also have great pastas, but be sure to try the fried panzerottis. I would say this place is comparable to Dantes, its also Italian owned and have been in business over 20 yrs.

I live down the street from Abruzzos and there pizza and Panzo are great .. only thing that annoys me that after all said and done a panzo with a couple toppings is like 13$ ! .. Kinda crazy~! but it is good ~!

[radeonboy]

Its like $2.something a slice me thinks, and around $9 or 10 for a large 16 inch!
:D

Wow! Holy smokes! I just tried the Molisana pizza, the potato variety and its the best pizza I've tasted! Seriously it has its own perfect taste, much different from any other pizza chains I've tried including Dominos and Pizza Hut.

It's 2.50 + tax for a slice and its a good size.

Thanks for the reference forzaroma, I'll totally keep on going back there!

http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/8056/molisakk5.jpg

[matdwyer]

The place is called Pizza2Go.........near the McDonald's in Union Station (up the little ramp there).

The place is tiny, only take-out/pick-up. $4 for 2 slices and a pop is a great price and their pizza is pretty good. The place is always busy, so their pizzas are always hot and fresh.

Decent for the price....

Is it still $5 for a medium Pepperoni?

I know Ginos pizza has a $5.99 walk in pepperoni special that I usually get. Fairly good but nothing compared to pizza nova - their panzerottis are wicked too, and only $5

[Snicla]

Luca Pizza, I love you. Please don't ever leave me.

Mississauga Dixie/Dundas, High Point Mall. You will love it. Pepperoni, mushrooms, a little bit of garlic.

[akademiks]

I used to love Double-Double Pizza back when they had it around where I lived.
Haven't seen it mentioned here, but it was hands down better than Pizza Pizza, Pizza Hut, Pizza Nova & Domino's.
Might try it again if I ever pass by one.

[confused student]

Papa Luigi's Sheridan Centre or Erin Mills/Dundas

[grappos13]

even though i have never eaten this pizza (refuse to.. dunno why) but everyone i go out with always tells me that boston pizza's pizzas are damn good.... what do u ppl think?

[soupnazi]

even though i have never eaten this pizza (refuse to.. dunno why) but everyone i go out with always tells me that boston pizza's pizzas are damn good.... what do u ppl think?

They're average and a little pricey. Nothing bad, but nothing great. I actually prefer Domino's or Pizzahut over Boston Pizza, if that's any indication. Sometimes they have unique toppings.

[matdwyer]

even though i have never eaten this pizza (refuse to.. dunno why) but everyone i go out with always tells me that boston pizza's pizzas are damn good.... what do u ppl think?

Too much crust, but great cheese & toppings. Very expensive.

[trixR4kids]

In Windor, theres a place called the caboto club (sth like that), and inside there is a pizza restaurant (forgot name), but they used a brick oven instead of the ones u see at pizza pizza. Tastes awesome, if anyone remembers lmk!

[deblis]

Best pizza:

1. Vesuvio's in Toronto

2. Marconi Pizza in Mississauga

These are the best tasting pizza ever!!!!!!!

[carmaster]

Albany Pizza on Lansdowne and College. It's located in the No Frills plaza.

[ould]

Best pizza:

1. Vesuvio's in Toronto

2. Marconi Pizza in Mississauga

These are the best tasting pizza ever!!!!!!!

Vesuvio's is great, when a couple of my buds used to live down in High Park we used to order it all the time. Good stuff! Ate in once or twice and was great too!

[infiniteaftermath]

San Francesco Foods on Clinton by College!

[MtX]

Is it still $5 for a medium Pepperoni?

Yes but it's not a true "medium". It's more like a small IMO. But it's great for the price. I could eat half-2/3 and be "comfortably full". Been eating there 10 times in the past month and half!

[duckdown]

Pizzeria Libretto

Problem is, the place is a bloody zoo and not worth the 45 minute wait for the pizza

nice wood burning stove, though, and good fresh mozzerella

[afici0nad0]

any comments/feedback on:

Chicago Pizza Kitchen Unit#1 / Chicago Trattoria Unit #3
2338 MAJOR MACKENZIE DRIVE
VAUGHAN ON.
Phone: (905) 303 - 4030
http://www.chicagopizzakitchen.ca/

[Bigonthis]

The best Pizza I ever had was on Younge Street. I think the place was called the Big Slice?

[originalnutta]

Best pizza right now is in my fridge.

Bought it at Uno's in Buffalo and carried it back home. :cheesygri

And Big Slice is pretty good.

Greasy and thin.

The way i like my hookers.

[hightech]

...I'm with u on that 1, Pizza Hut isn't like it used to be.

...Even more back in the days, I would say Mother's Pizza. Thats the best Pizaa I can recall but that was some 15-20 yrs ago. Now that's taking it back.

I remember Mother's Pizza (Kennedy and Sheppard area in Scarborough). Their pizza rocks, and their chocolate chip cookies were big and yummy.

Sigh... memories :(

[wszeto28]

i've never tried the independent pizza stores just cause i dont know anyone who eats there so i havent had a chance for recommendations...

but in terms of pizza chains.... i think boston pizza is pretty good... their pizzas arent as oily as pizza hut and their crusts arent that dry... pretty crunchy i would say!

[Proglitch]

My favorite pizza place would be Bitondo's it's on Clinton Street 1 block south of college. I usually get a panzerotti there but whenever I get a slice I would never be disappointed. Planet Pizza (formerly Pizza Memo) on college is an ok place also in my opinion just because I walk by it everyday when I go to and from school. Usually I would go to planet pizza with a friend as we could get the walk in special which is $10 for an extra large pizza.

[user01]

I like Pizza Hut since I was a kid, but now that I have grown up, I only see Pizza Pizza as my limited choice. Pizza Hut is still around which I know but Pizza Pizza is almost everywhere. I heard the franchise for Pizza Pizza is cheaper than Pizza Hut which I find it hard to believe. Anyways, Pizza Hut is better in my opinion because their cheese always melt properly with the peperoni and the crust always baked properly. Just my $0.02...... :razz::razz::razz::razz::razz:

[ahujie]

I love Boston Pizza's - Thai Chicken Pizza ..unfortunately I can't make a frequent habit out of it, as it's more pricey compared to other chains.

[exiledinottawa]

In Toronto

I loved Dial A Pizza in Scarborugh growing up, when I got older it was Vesuvio's in the west end and Pizzaville in the east end

In Whitby

Corner Pizza without a doubt followed closely by Brothers Pizza

In Ottawa

Louie's pizza or Toppers Pizza

In Gatineau

Pizza La Difference

Worst pizza by FAR

Square Boys

Who remembers Pizza Tree, KFC's short foray into the pizza world?

[Mulder and Scully]

I remember Mother's Pizza (Kennedy and Sheppard area in Scarborough). Their pizza rocks, and their chocolate chip cookies were big and yummy.

Sigh... memories :(

Sweet jebus dude. I live in the area and that was ~20 years ago.

[tyfriend]

I don't know about all about Ontario, but I've always liked Vesuvios in the Dundas/High Park area. I usually walk-in and get 2 slices and a drink. Slices are like 2.50 each. They only have Pepperoni and Veggie slices though.

P.S. Ms. Vesuivio doesn't look bad neither. :lol:

[realestateguy]

Wasaga Beach- Pizza Dee's on Mosly St. is the best in the area. Check out the family feast, large pizza, garlic fingers & large salad $ 28.99. I live in the Barrie area.

[pajamawala]

Not a huge pizza fan but the Gino's pizza on Main street, right across from McMaster is pretty good.

[duckdown]

any comments/feedback on:

Chicago Pizza Kitchen Unit#1 / Chicago Trattoria Unit #3
2338 MAJOR MACKENZIE DRIVE
VAUGHAN ON.
Phone: (905) 303 - 4030
http://www.chicagopizzakitchen.ca/

Yup, this place is bad-ass

Takes a whopping 45 minutes to bake the pizza, and it weighs literally at least 10 pounds

Has to be eaten with a knife and fork, I actually met a couple chowhound'ers last time I was there. Definitely the real deal chicago deep dish pizza..... two slices and you won't be able to move for the rest of the day

[duckdown]

My favorite pizza place would be Bitondo's it's on Clinton Street 1 block south of college. I usually get a panzerotti there but whenever I get a slice I would never be disappointed. Planet Pizza (formerly Pizza Memo) on college is an ok place also in my opinion just because I walk by it everyday when I go to and from school. Usually I would go to planet pizza with a friend as we could get the walk in special which is $10 for an extra large pizza.

Bitondo's makes a good panzo yeah, but I find their slices to be average

I like Massimo's on College in the same immediate area -- a margherita slice with that garlic/basil spread they have, awesome.. Except it gets all over you

[duckdown]

Square Boys


On the Danforth? I've never seen pizza there

Awesome chicken souvlaki though, and only $3.50 !

[granto]

Brothers Restaurant in Whitby makes very good pizza. My wife and I always get the Neopolitan pizza.

[afici0nad0]

Yup, this place is bad-ass

Takes a whopping 45 minutes to bake the pizza, and it weighs literally at least 10 pounds

Has to be eaten with a knife and fork, I actually met a couple chowhound'ers last time I was there. Definitely the real deal chicago deep dish pizza..... two slices and you won't be able to move for the rest of the day

beautiful.

i have planned a visit to this place this week.

funny you mentioned chowhound. i was advised that, moving forward, all discussion about this restaurant would be deleted in their forums. i was not given a reason why.

[duckdown]

beautiful.

i have planned a visit to this place this week.

funny you mentioned chowhound. i was advised that, moving forward, all discussion about this restaurant would be deleted in their forums. i was not given a reason why.


yup, every time it gets mentioned or i post about it my post gets instantly deleted


apparently they have reason to believe that the owner of the place was repeatedly advertising in his posts, so they don't allow it at all now

like 80% of my posts get deleted there, they are real nazi's

[gtruck]

yup, every time it gets mentioned or i post about it my post gets instantly deleted


apparently they have reason to believe that the owner of the place was repeatedly advertising in his posts, so they don't allow it at all now

like 80% of my posts get deleted there, they are real nazi's

fatty

[apokalypse]

yup, every time it gets mentioned or i post about it my post gets instantly deleted


apparently they have reason to believe that the owner of the place was repeatedly advertising in his posts, so they don't allow it at all now

like 80% of my posts get deleted there, they are real nazi's

so you had 35000 posts here, 80% of which were about chowhound? impressive

[Insane_Pikachu]

Small Town In Bewdly, @ rice Lake.

[mistry?]

I would have to say that tony and jim's here in brampton has the best pizza ive ever had in ontario. ive had so many people i know try it and they've been hooked as well, there sandwiches are so good as well and everything is so fresh..

damn it, im craving some right now

[exiledinottawa]

On the Danforth? I've never seen pizza there

Awesome chicken souvlaki though, and only $3.50 !

Nah Square Boy Pizza. I believe there was a location in Scarborough and the rest in Durham. Known for their square pizzas.

I know the place you are talking about though,Very good chicken souvlaki for sure

[kenbong]

Not a huge pizza fan but the Gino's pizza on Main street, right across from McMaster is pretty good.

Boy that brings back memories...I used to frequent that Gino's a couple of times a week when I lived on campus at McMaster. I remember riding back to residence with 5 double pizzas on propped on the handlebars of my bicycle...

As for best pizzas (in the GTA), this is a never ending quest. So far, here are my faves:

1. Pizza Rustica on Blue Jays Way (http://www.pizzarustica.ca/) downtown TO. Nice thin crust pizza, excellent sauce.

2. Tony's Italian Restaurant (http://www.ordertonys.com/index.html) North York. Just north of Sheppard on Yonge. Again, excellent thin crust pizza.

3. Venezia Pizza, 230 Sandalwood Parkway East, Brampton, ON, (905) 846-3648. Just a little hole in the wall but man, the pizza was incredible. When I lived around there, I used to frequent this place so much, the owner knew exactly what I wanted as soon as I walked in. Make sure to get a fresh pizza. Slices that have been sitting there aren't that great. Normal crust (ie. not too thin, not too thick), amazing sauce...

4. Marcellos Pizzeria (http://marcellospizzeria.com/). I've only been to the location at Vaughan Mills Mall in Woodbridge, but every time I go, the place is a zoo. Get there early. Pizza is an excellent thin crust style. There's another location (original) on St.Clair Ave W downtown TO.

That's about it. I have Pizza Libretto on my list to hit one day. As for chains, you can't go wrong with Panago (http://www.panago.com/home.html). If you're close to one, they usually have a $5 lunch special where you can get any pizza in an individual size with a pop. Great selection of toppings. The pizza is a thick crust style like Boston Pizza or Pizza Hut (without the greasiness).

I've tried Dantes, Camarra and others and just don't know what the hype is about. There were mediocre at best...

[originalnutta]

3. Venezia Pizza, 230 Sandalwood Parkway East, Brampton, ON, (905) 846-3648. Just a little hole in the wall but man, the pizza was incredible. When I lived around there, I used to frequent this place so much, the owner knew exactly what I wanted as soon as I walked in. Make sure to get a fresh pizza. Slices that have been sitting there aren't that great. Normal crust (ie. not too thin, not too thick), amazing sauce...


I've tried Dantes, Camarra and others and just don't know what the hype is about. There were mediocre at best...


Whats the cost of the pizza there?

[Snicla]

Luca Pizza ftw!

[hightech]

even though i have never eaten this pizza (refuse to.. dunno why) but everyone i go out with always tells me that boston pizza's pizzas are damn good.... what do u ppl think?

I had their pizza and don't like it. I find them extremely greasy.

I guess I will try this Dante place people praising about. Best pizza I had was actually in a small Italian area of Switzerland. Great thin crust, amazing toppings and relatively inexpensive ($6 Euro's for a personal pizza).

[Snicla]

Boston Pizza is gross.

[nrgiza_bunny]

Not sure if anyone's mentioned it but I personally love the Inferno Pizza (hot Italian sausage & lots hot peppers) from Nino D'Aversa:

Got hooked on it when I was a student at York and now that I work in Woodbridge, there's one conveniently located within 5km of work!

Can't say that they're fast but it's definitely worth the wait (I usually call 20mins ahead to pick up).

3 locations to choose from:

1 Toro Road
Downsview, Ontario
M3J 2A4
Tel. (416) 638-3271

7960 Kipling Ave.
Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1Z9
Tel. (905) 851-2211

72 Steeles Ave. West
Thornhill, Ontario
L4J 1A1
Tel. (905) 881-7393

[etherfast]

Which or where is a good place for Pizza and Wings in Mississauga? Pizza Pizza or Double Double? ... I dunno if Little Ceazer makes Wings ... haven't been there for a longtime ... how about 2-4-1

I have been craving for pizza and wings since last week and haven't had the chance to go out and eat with my family as my family has been very busy with work or school lately and tomorrow is our get together to have a family feast lol.

[duckdown]

Mississauga/Brampton desperately needs a wood burning oven pizza place

It's usually the only pizza worth eating

[Carbooja]

Mississauga/Brampton desperately needs a wood burning oven pizza place

It's usually the only pizza worth eating


Bro just drive to Woodbridge, there's millions of them there, that's what we do.

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Bro just drive to Woodbridge, there's millions of them there, that's what we do.

Woodbridge isn't very far -- I would gladly drive there, but I don't know where is any good

You know of woodbridge places with wood burning ovens? Do tell!

Thanks

[kleptodathief]

my best consists of delissios baked in the basement :cheesygri

any good mom and pop places in scarbo?

[Carbooja]

Woodbridge isn't very far -- I would gladly drive there, but I don't know where is any good

You know of woodbridge places with wood burning ovens? Do tell!

Thanks

Wifey Dukes and I usually hit Deserts plus located at Weston and Langstaff, but make reservations, sometimes there is a wait, another real good place is Hot Pepper on hwy 7 across from the Forntino's before Weston, there's probably plenty more..

[duckdown]

Wifey Dukes and I usually hit Deserts plus located at Weston and Langstaff, but make reservations, sometimes there is a wait, another real good place is Hot Pepper on hwy 7 across from the Forntino's before Weston, there's probably plenty more..

sorry, little confused by your response

Deserts Plus for wood-burning oven pizzas?

Hot Pepper has a wood burning oven?

let me know, thanks

[Carbooja]

sorry, little confused by your response

Deserts Plus for wood-burning oven pizzas?

Hot Pepper has a wood burning oven?

let me know, thanks

Sorry, should have been a bit clearer.

Both restaurants feature Wood Burning ovens and standard Italian style pizza's. Both are reasonably priced and decent. Also I'd like to add, Desserts plus the food is excellent, just don't expect fast service.

[duckdown]

Sorry, should have been a bit clearer.

Both restaurants feature Wood Burning ovens and standard Italian style pizza's. Both are reasonably priced and decent. Also I'd like to add, Desserts plus the food is excellent, just don't expect fast service.

very interesting, i had no idea

thanks alot dude, will hopefully check them out soon

cheers

[Carbooja]

very interesting, i had no idea

thanks alot dude, will hopefully check them out soon

cheers

Woodbridge is a goldmine for decent Italian fare at a reasonable price, I bet some of the members here can post some restaurants.

[Magoo]

King Slice, Bloor at Dundas W/Keele
Very similar to Massimo's on College between Bathurst and Spadina.

The slices are big and tastes amazing!

[duckdown]

Woodbridge is a goldmine for decent Italian fare at a reasonable price, I bet some of the members here can post some restaurants.

yeah, i just wish i knew of which ones were any good... usually i just get a chicken parm. or veal sandwich from Ricci's at Langstaff & Weston, other than that, the only other worthwhile places in woodbridge that I know of are the 2 smoked BBQ places (yum, ribs)

Do either of those 2 places you mentioned do take-out? I'd be looking for a take-out pizza but not a sit-in restauraunt

thanks bud

[originalnutta]

Dominion/Metro by my house.


Teenagers who work behind the counter, just pile on the toppings. And a large is $12. :cheesygri

[grappos13]

for me, its that slice of toast with grated mozerlla on it with some hot sauce and proscuitto!

lol but seriously... anyone know any good wood burning oven pizza places in markham? i use to go to cruppi's a lot when i was younger but i just started hating it lol

[Jucius Maximus]

Honestly I have to say that Delissio Rising Crust pizza puts Pizza Pizza to shame.

[lovepizza]

I've never had Domino's, but I'm curious as to why you don't like them.

There is a pizza joint on Yonge between Finch/North York Centre in Toronto that is one of those "real" pizza places - family owned, etc. I was surprised the first time I went there - the pizza crust was so thin, yet the toppings were so thick. You could not eat it in the traditional one handed way - the toppings would just flop over. They told me that real pizza in Italy is actually supposed to be thin-crusted. That I didn't know.

i work by there..what is it called?
i want that greasy thin ny style pizza haha

[RobertX]

Pepis Pizza in Kitchener

[Carbooja]

yeah, i just wish i knew of which ones were any good... usually i just get a chicken parm. or veal sandwich from Ricci's at Langstaff & Weston, other than that, the only other worthwhile places in woodbridge that I know of are the 2 smoked BBQ places (yum, ribs)

Do either of those 2 places you mentioned do take-out? I'd be looking for a take-out pizza but not a sit-in restauraunt

thanks bud

Yes they do takeout, I usually check out Memphis BBQ, what's the other one?

[duckdown]

Yes they do takeout, I usually check out Memphis BBQ, what's the other one?

Southern RUB... better than Memphis, unless you visit Memphis on monday for their $25 deal... which RUB can't match

highway 7 and Islington I think

[AndrewSE]

Marconi Pizza in Mississauga

Mackay Pizza in Brampton (North Park and Mackay)

Both very good !

[HP_John]

King Slice, Bloor at Dundas W/Keele
Very similar to Massimo's on College between Bathurst and Spadina.

The slices are big and tastes amazing!

This place has the best slices out of all the pizza joints in Toronto. I have tried them all over the years, the key is their slices are always fresh, unlike almost every other pizza place in Toronto. Typically, places in Toronto make like 5-10 pizzas for slice sale & then try to sell the slices for the rest of the day. These guys make 1 pizza at a time for slice sale.

[radeonboy]

This place has the best slices out of all the pizza joints in Toronto. I have tried them all over the years, the key is their slices are always fresh, unlike almost every other pizza place in Toronto. Typically, places in Toronto make like 5-10 pizzas for slice sale & then try to sell the slices for the rest of the day. These guys make 1 pizza at a time for slice sale.

How big are the slices and how much? If its too expensive it may not even be worth it as I'll just get a small pizza order at any place and call it a day for like $6

[Carbooja]

Southern RUB... better than Memphis, unless you visit Memphis on monday for their $25 deal... which RUB can't match

highway 7 and Islington I think

I was wondering how they were! I'll check it out ones of these days.

[felixdd]

Any of those pizza places do a sesame seed crust?

I had a pizza like that when I was in Ann Arbor once. Sesame seed crust, chicken breast, and HP sauce.

Unorthodox. But it was so good it was almost criminal. The sesame on the crust packed so much flavor it was almost better than the pizza!

[duckdown]

Any of those pizza places do a sesame seed crust?

I had a pizza like that when I was in Ann Arbor once. Sesame seed crust, chicken breast, and HP sauce.

Unorthodox. But it was so good it was almost criminal. The sesame on the crust packed so much flavor it was almost better than the pizza!

HP sauce is OK but no way I'd want to eat THAT much of it

[Mattones]

Gino's pizza in Burlington just off walkers and Dundas.. SOO GOOD.

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Gino's pizza in Burlington just off walkers and Dundas.. SOO GOOD.

Gino's Pizza like the chain? Wow...

[radeonboy]

I know that Ginos Pizza down here in Brampton is horrible. :-0 Skimpy on sauce and toppings and very thin too..overall just not good at all.

[duckdown]

I know that Ginos Pizza down here in Brampton is horrible. :-0 Skimpy on sauce and toppings and very thin too..overall just not good at all.

yup, the worst of the worst.. honestly i think they're the worst chain of all

[MaverickBrittany]

You need to try Gusto's on Main street. Great real italian pizza, good prices.
I won't go anywhere else.


Is there such a best pizza in Brampton? The only pizza I've had here that is amazing is Domino since the person who makes it likes to dump a lot of toppings on and a lot of sauce. Best place thus far.

I tried Pizza Ville a few months ago but it sucked...

[radeonboy]

You need to try Gusto's on Main street. Great real italian pizza, good prices.
I won't go anywhere else.

I will have to try that place once I pass by.

[originalnutta]

yup, the worst of the worst.. honestly i think they're the worst chain of all

Have you tried New Orlean's Pizza? I think it's off Bovaird or Castlemore.

[Jucius Maximus]

I know that Ginos Pizza down here in Brampton is horrible. :-0 Skimpy on sauce and toppings and very thin too..overall just not good at all.

I haven't had Gino's in the GTA, but I used to get it regularly when I was in Guelph and it was really tasty.

[lovepizza]

i went to the game last week.
and theres this joint in union station. the pizza so thin...so so good

[radeonboy]

Have you tried New Orlean's Pizza? I think it's off Bovaird or Castlemore.

Any word on them? I didnt notice these guys were so close to me haha. I never go down that way but its about a 5 minute drive, thats insane.

Looking at their website, their pizzas look like Dominos which is pretty good so I might go walk down someday and pick up a slice to see what they are about.

Are they just a franchise or do their pizzas really resemble new oleans style pizza? I wonder who owns the place

[ashs]

ricci's pizza is awesome

[originalnutta]

Any word on them? I didnt notice these guys were so close to me haha. I never go down that way but its about a 5 minute drive, thats insane.

Looking at their website, their pizzas look like Dominos which is pretty good so I might go walk down someday and pick up a slice to see what they are about.

Are they just a franchise or do their pizzas really resemble new oleans style pizza? I wonder who owns the place

You'll find out before me.

Order a pizza and let us know.

[TCWeasel]

New Orleans Pizza isn't bad. One of the better chain pizzas. Still no comparison to many mom and pop shops for pizza.

[kmd10533]

I used to love the New Orleans pizza in Simcoe, Port Dover area! Didn't know they have one in Brampton..I'll be checking it out for sure.

[m4gician]

ricci's pizza is awesome

Agreed,

Pizza depot to me if you want to eat franchised stuff is GREAT, it's almost what Pizza Pizza used to be.

As well, Cora's Pizza AND Papa Ceo Pizza (on Spadina & Harbord - south of Bloor St W. in Toronto) are some of the best pizza I've ever eaten.

I'll say "eaten" as in not being from a fine dining establishment.

[dgmorr]

Is there any place in the GTA that sells Chicago style pizza?

[joeyjoejoe]

Is there any place in the GTA that sells Chicago style pizza?

Do a search on "deep dish pizza". there's a thread dedicated to just that.

[kingfencer]

pizza pizza.... its sad... but i like it when its fresh, when you go pick it up and the cheese is still burning. once time pass, its gross.

[originalnutta]

New Orleans Pizza locations...

http://www.neworleanspizza.ca/Pages/store_finder.html


Didn't realize they were so well established.

[originalnutta]

its been awhile.

so can anyone vouch for the New orleans pizza in Brampton?

I wanted to go there yesterday, but my friends didn't want to try "no name pizza".

ugh.

[duckdown]

hrm, i live here in brampton.. never heard of it

it's on McVean which is right in the rich neighbourhoods.. i think Lennox Lewis' mom's house is on McVean

what is it supposed to be like? where did you hear of it?

[Yankees 1903]

There are quite a few New Orleans Pizza stores in K-W and it's pretty much comparable to Pizza Hut or Dominoes. Maybe a little better depending on how much you like those other places but not anything special.

[mannyb]

For Eastern ON folks, undoubtedly Cornwall pizza is the best. The tops in Cornwall are Louis Pizzeria, Cornwall BBQ, and Riverside Pizzeria.

[stealth]

yup, the worst of the worst.. honestly i think they're the worst chain of all

Thats a bold statement....I personally think Gino's, 241, Twice the deal, New Orleans, Godfather's etc are all about the same- average.
I've yet to have worse pizza than at Pizza Pizza, (maybe 3 for 1). Completely bland and flavourless, dry crust, skimpy on toppings, and overall low value. When Pizza Pizza or 3 for 1 are my only option for pizza, I get something else instead.

[jayt90]

Calabria Bakery, 1772 Midland Av., makes the best wood fired pizza, to order, for $8 to $12, 12 inch, but only on Thursday or Friday, until 4 PM.
You can watch the expert pie man as he puts your order together. Takes less than 10 minutes.

[radeonboy]

hrm, i live here in brampton.. never heard of it

it's on McVean which is right in the rich neighbourhoods.. i think Lennox Lewis' mom's house is on McVean

what is it supposed to be like? where did you hear of it?

Lennox Lewis' mom lives in Brampton? Where on McVean, do you know?

I live close to the area and tried out New Oleans Pizza. Its average but I would say better than Ginos Pizza from up here. A little below Dominos though. The New Oleans Pizza had a nice dough though, similar to Pizza Huts (greasy but nice). Needed more sauce and a little more toppings (pizza guy was stingy?).

[Cerealbowl]

Lennox Lewis' mom lives in Brampton? Where on McVean, do you know?

I live close to the area and tried out New Oleans Pizza. Its average but I would say better than Ginos Pizza from up here. A little below Dominos though. The New Oleans Pizza had a nice dough though, similar to Pizza Huts (greasy but nice). Needed more sauce and a little more toppings (pizza guy was stingy?).

I wouldn't pester his mother. Lenox will beat the **** out of you.

[duckdown]

Lennox Lewis' mom lives in Brampton? Where on McVean, do you know?

I live close to the area and tried out New Oleans Pizza. Its average but I would say better than Ginos Pizza from up here. A little below Dominos though. The New Oleans Pizza had a nice dough though, similar to Pizza Huts (greasy but nice). Needed more sauce and a little more toppings (pizza guy was stingy?).

yeah dude, some mafia brothers too (so the rumor goes, ha ha).. they have twin houses with huge golden gates directly across the street from eachother

i wish i could tell you the exact address but we used to drive around there smoking doobies in high school just looking at all the crazy houses.. Lennox's Moms one looks like a castle of sorts... it has the "tower" shape or whatever its called at the top.. really cool stuff

Somewhere around McVean, The Gore, and CountrySide... there is a very expensive semi-secluded area around there with supposedly lots of celebrities.. However the way subdivisions are being built all around it, I'd be surprised if many of them still live there.. That surrounding place is becoming really built up, it used to be all country out there.. i've lived here my whole life

[Carbooja]

yeah dude, some mafia brothers too (so the rumor goes, ha ha).. they have twin houses with huge golden gates directly across the street from eachother

i wish i could tell you the exact address but we used to drive around there smoking doobies in high school just looking at all the crazy houses.. Lennox's Moms one looks like a castle of sorts... it has the "tower" shape or whatever its called at the top.. really cool stuff

Somewhere around McVean, The Gore, and CountrySide... there is a very expensive semi-secluded area around there with supposedly lots of celebrities.. However the way subdivisions are being built all around it, I'd be surprised if many of them still live there.. That surrounding place is becoming really built up, it used to be all country out there.. i've lived here my whole life

Interesting, I live near New Orleans Pizza i'm gonna try and see if i can find it.

[stealth]

Amato Pizza is worth a try.

I had one today at their yonge St. location. The descriptions made them sound much better than it was. Pretty mediocre actually, at a premium price. Seating area was worn out and filthy.

[CHINAdeals]

Marconi Pizza
Luca Pizza
Pizza N Joy

Any others?

seems like some ppl don't like pizza n joy at all

[anml]

I don't know about all about Ontario, but I've always liked Vesuvios in the Dundas/High Park area. I usually walk-in and get 2 slices and a drink. Slices are like 2.50 each. They only have Pepperoni and Veggie slices though.

Vesuvios is definitely one of the best ... anyone who comes over to High Park and tries it - always comments on how great it is. Because they only have pepperoni and veggie slices - is why they are always fresh! All these Pizza joints with 10 different pizzas sitting in their display cases, always let me down.

I also like King Slice on Dundas. Different kind of pizza ... more garlic in the sauce ... reminds me a bit of the original Massimo's Pizza on College, one of my all time favorite pizza joints (too bad it burned down - haven't been to the new location on Queen yet).

One last lament. SanFrancesco's used to be on the corner of Queen and Bathurst years ago (now pizza pizza) was one of the most magical slices ever! We would always end up there and down atleast 2-3 slices after a night of drinking. When it was super fresh out of the oven - you would gladly destroy the roof of your mouth downing it!

[deblis]

Marconi Pizza
Luca Pizza
Pizza N Joy

Any others?

seems like some ppl don't like pizza n joy at all

+1 Marconi Pizza (awesome)

[HoleyMoley]

I tried King Slice for the first time yesterday.
The slice was huge, and generous in toppings, but noticeably undercooked. It was white on top, and the crust was barely browned. The green peppers (I had deluxe) were crisp, in a "raw" sort of way. I would have asked for them to bake it a few more minutes, but when I looked around I noticed everyone else's slices looked the same; I wanted to try the King Slice everyone raves about. The garlic oil was nice, and the sauce had the noticeable "homemade" flavour to it, but I don't think I'd go back.

For now, the only pizza in Toronto I can vouch for is:
Vesuvio (College St)
Regina (College St)
Camarra (Dufferin and Lawrence)
The Big Slice (Yonge St)

[rapsrealm]

Calabria Bakery, 1772 Midland Av., makes the best wood fired pizza, to order, for $8 to $12, 12 inch, but only on Thursday or Friday, until 4 PM.
You can watch the expert pie man as he puts your order together. Takes less than 10 minutes.

I've heard really good things about this place and also pizzeria libretto, have to check both these places out.

[jayt90]

I've heard really good things about this place and also pizzeria libretto, have to check both these places out.

I haven't been to Libretto, but I know it is twice the price of Calabria, and service or wait times can be a problem. Calabria has QPR and RFD.;)

[Mattones]

Lugiunos or what ever in Burlington near lakeshore on Brant St.

MAKE great pizza. Always a nice line up there.

[biee]

Abruzzos pizza is located on 9010 Yonge st Richmond Hill, the main intersection is Hwy 7 and Yonge, phone # 905 8818222. U can order slices or have a whole one made, they also have great pastas, but be sure to try the fried panzerottis. I would say this place is comparable to Dantes, its also Italian owned and have been in business over 20 yrs.

Aww man, I remember Abruzzo! My brother used to be friends with the owner's son. He ate pizza everyday XDD But can't believe it's still around! Ayy, I have to try it sometime!

[HP_John]

I tried King Slice for the first time yesterday.
The slice was huge, and generous in toppings, but noticeably undercooked. It was white on top, and the crust was barely browned. The green peppers (I had deluxe) were crisp, in a "raw" sort of way. I would have asked for them to bake it a few more minutes, but when I looked around I noticed everyone else's slices looked the same; I wanted to try the King Slice everyone raves about. The garlic oil was nice, and the sauce had the noticeable "homemade" flavour to it, but I don't think I'd go back.

For now, the only pizza in Toronto I can vouch for is:
Vesuvio (College St)
Regina (College St)
Camarra (Dufferin and Lawrence)
The Big Slice (Yonge St)

Sorry to hear, I guess any place can have it's not so perfect moments. Honestly, everyone who goes there always raves about it being the best slice, & I agree. They tend to have the freshest slices, because they only make 8 slices at a time, unlike other places that'll make 8 slices of each different type of pizze (eg 8 slices x 8 kinds = 64 slices).

Their tomato sauce is certainly a cut above, & the garlic oil is superb. They even have their own Facebook fan page, that wasn't started by them (just some customers who really liked it).

[acuchek15]

Chuck E. Cheese pepperoni pizzas :P

[Davedigger]

There used to be a chain in the Durham area 20 years ago called Pizza Delight that was quite good.

There used to be a place in Oshawa called Mother's Pizza that was out of this world!!