Favourite Pizza In The City
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Amato Pizza - 416 536 1313 , 2385 Dundas Street West ,Toronto, ON M6P1X2
Pizza Restaurant in Toronto
amatorealpizza4165361313.business.site
It's a shame for me that the Amato Pizza on Yonge Street just south of College/ Carlton closed during COVID lockdown. The one in Little Italy is still around.
Maker is good.There are so many good pizza places in this town!
Pizzeria Badiali. Classic New York style pizza using carefully sourced house made ingredients.
Pizzeria Badiali is a neighbourhood slice shop located in Toronto's West end. A nod to the New York classics, we use carefully sourced and house made ingredients.www.pizzeriabadiali.com
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At Maker Pizza, it must be be perfect or it must be made again. Haven't had it yet? It's time to Meet Your Maker.www.makerpizza.com
My current top 3!
Enjoy!
I think there was one at Victoria Park Ave. and St. Clair Ave E. that closed a few years ago.Amato Pizza - 416 536 1313 , 2385 Dundas Street West ,Toronto, ON M6P1X2
Pizza Restaurant in Torontoamatorealpizza4165361313.business.site
It's a shame for me that the Amato Pizza on Yonge Street just south of College/ Carlton closed during COVID lockdown. The one in Little Italy is still around.
So me and SO went for pizza last night. She drove to Badiali and I drove to The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria.
I heard so much about Badiali, and there's always a line up there so we decided to try both pizzerias and compare the two.
pizzeriabadiali.com
thefourthmaninthefirepizzeria.com
The clear winner IMO is 4th man fire. I actually think Badiali is a bit overrated.
I give them both a 9 and 8 (out of 10) respectively.
P.S. If you dont wanna wait in line you can order through Badiali's website and they'll have it ready for quick pickup
I heard so much about Badiali, and there's always a line up there so we decided to try both pizzerias and compare the two.
Pizzeria Badiali. Classic New York style pizza using carefully sourced house made ingredients.
Pizzeria Badiali is a neighbourhood slice shop located in Toronto's West end. A nod to the New York classics, we use carefully sourced and house made ingredients.
pizzeriabadiali.com
The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria. Italian American Restaurant, Dine in, takeout and delivery. Pizza. Calzones. Ponzos. California Style Donuts
The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria. Italian American Restaurant, Dine In, Takeout, Delivery. NYC Pizza. Calzones. Ponzos. California Style Donuts
thefourthmaninthefirepizzeria.com
The clear winner IMO is 4th man fire. I actually think Badiali is a bit overrated.
I give them both a 9 and 8 (out of 10) respectively.
P.S. If you dont wanna wait in line you can order through Badiali's website and they'll have it ready for quick pickup
Prince St. Pizza - The Well Toronto
thewelltoronto.com
Great doughnuts for dessert as well.So me and SO went for pizza last night. She drove to Badiali and I drove to The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria.
I heard so much about Badiali, and there's always a line up there so we decided to try both pizzerias and compare the two.
Pizzeria Badiali. Classic New York style pizza using carefully sourced house made ingredients.
Pizzeria Badiali is a neighbourhood slice shop located in Toronto's West end. A nod to the New York classics, we use carefully sourced and house made ingredients.
The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria. Italian American Restaurant, Dine in, takeout and delivery. Pizza. Calzones. Ponzos. California Style Donuts
The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria. Italian American Restaurant, Dine In, Takeout, Delivery. NYC Pizza. Calzones. Ponzos. California Style Donuts
The clear winner IMO is 4th man fire. I actually think Badiali is a bit overrated.
I give them both a 9 and 8 (out of 10) respectively.
P.S. If you dont wanna wait in line you can order through Badiali's website and they'll have it ready for quick pickup
Tried Afro Pizza yesterday. Detroit style with all sorts of different pizza toppings I generally would not order but surprisingly tasty.
Have the line-ups died down yet? When it first opened, all day everyday people were waiting in line-ups around the corner for this pizza.the price is the price..but the pizza is fantastic.Prince St. Pizza - The Well Toronto
I haven't tried either of these, but both look really could have good reviews.
Slice of Fire Pizza
and Marks Pizza in Scarborough
www.markspizzas.com
Slice of Fire Pizza
and Marks Pizza in Scarborough
Mark's Pizzas
www.markspizzas.com
yes, but after I saw the lineup I wasn't in the mood. https://www.blondiemassagespa.com/
All kidding aside, Blondie's is pretty good as is Junior's just down the street. Junior's is owned and run by some of the staff who worked at Vesuvio's Pizza (which was one of the best)
Longo's special for June is a brisket, blue cheese and arugula pizza. Probably the most delicious pizza I've ever eaten.
Lansdowne from College to St Clair has excellent pizza. Portnoy only hinted at our city's quality when he was here.
A Lansdowne eatery.
Lansdowne from College to St Clair has excellent pizza. Portnoy only hinted at our city's quality when he was here.
A Lansdowne eatery.
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Conzo's at Delaware and Bloor is now Ambassador Pizza.
I'm surprised it's the first time he's had a bombolone.
I'm surprised it's the first time he's had a bombolone.
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