I prefer that my pizza place not try to kill me. This was our regular pizza joint for about a year. It was consistent. We generally ordered the same few things. On our last and final order, we got a pizza with ricotta cheese as one of the toppings. After a few bites of not being able to identify a different flavour, we realized it was sour and rancid cheese. Called back and asked if they'd check the expiration date on the ricotta. "Sorry", he said, "we've already thrown out the container." Told him I'd hold while he fetched it from the trash. He said he was sorry and that he just didn't have it. This phone call was 5 minutes after it was delivered. You do the math. read more

BIG slices, Pizza is okay, not that exceptional to be honest. I have tried their Arrabiata and Pepperoni, which were okay, but they have a nice little bistro-style ambiance at bloor west village with a great location. They also deliver! If you're looking to grab slice, this place is it! read more

King Slice - Pizza Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This place took 1.5 hours to prepare two orders for us on uber eats. Menu also did not inform me there was cheese in my dish, and I am very sensitive to dairy. I spent an additional 20 mins picking out melted cheese on my dish. What restaurant takes an hour and a half to make 2 orders? This was a waste of time and it clearly shows a lack of proper management and coordination. I will never order from here again. This is unacceptable. read more

Very delicious pizza with a low price and the slice is big. They open on Sundays and Holidays late night. read more

Always liked this place. Really huge slices, great sandwiches! Never ordered a full pizza from here before, until today. Got the Canadian Special, really good. Haven't had a pie this good in a while, or ever! read more

King Slice - Large Canadian Special! Mozzarella, pepperoni, ham, ground beef and mushroom. Most likely the best meat lovers pizza on earth. - Pizza Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Several forces conspired to allow me to have the very worst restaurant pizza experience ever, hands down. Having just moved here from the states, my iPhone no longer works, and thus no ability to look for a decent restaurant. Next, we took the subway the wrong direction and ended up at Dundas St. West instead of East. Fug. Yes, I'm a moron. Anyway, we decided to see what food choices were available above ground at the Bloor/Dundas St W. Stop and began walking West on Bloor. Have you ever eaten a frozen grocery store pizza? Well it's on a scale worse than that. I really don't understand the good reviews of this place other than the sheer SIZE of this slice. It's about 2.5X larger than a standard pizza slice, which is great until you realize you could have stayed home and found some old cardboard to eat out of the recycling bin for free. I've never even had a pizza THIS horrific. The crust was almost completely disconnected from the rest of the ingredients. Everything easily slid off the crust, but not in a good way. Avoid at all cost. read more

I'm a regular at this place usually love their pizza. But tonight was a little ridiculous. Called ahead and asked about a deluxe slice, girl said sure will have some in a bit. I said okay I'll be there in 10. Got there in 5 minutes and somehow all the slices are sold and they aren't making any more pizzas for the night (Friday night 11:30) Tried to sell me hour old pizza out of the back of the oven. Not down read more

walk in - place order - wait for order - pizza is ready - *moment of silence*(chompchompchomp - notimefortalking) - sit back into chair - realize i'd just had the *best* slice of pizza in a LONG time. hail to the king! prices per slice are insanely reasonable @ $4.25, considering each slice is about equivalent to the size of a foot-long sub. I guess we didn't look at pricing initially though, and were a bit taken aback when 3 slices came out to $15+. it all made sense when we saw that one slice requires double the plates to hold. in lieu of a thick, heavy dough we were delighted to sink our teeth into gently crisped crust. I have no idea how they're able to make such massive pizzas with such thin crusts, and no tearing - but obviously they're running the show and i'm not. lots of people were here for pick up/takeaway orders on a weekday evening, but I was in no rush and dined in. I can see how the piping hot pizza heat might've killed the crispness of the crust for those who travelled with the pizza and were left dissatisfied. as we waited for our slices, my ears kept perking at the sound of "garlic oil" being offered. most definitely recommended - brushed onto the crust, it makes you want to carboload that much more. the simplicity of the margherita showcases that King Slice does not skimp on cheese (although there could always be more basil) and is appropriately saucy. the sprinkling of oregano was tasty too. chompchompchomp. I demand more Kings to rule Toronto! read more

King Slice - a slice of Margherita & a slice of Arrabiata - Pizza Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Haven't been to this location for years. They have renovated, and are possibly under new management, because this is not the King slice i once knew. Pros - more seating, more welcoming ambiance. Cons - pizza sucked! Crust was thick and doughy, and toppings were scarce. My slice of Margherita had 2 meagre pieces of basil on it. And they were so tiny it could have been the same leaf cut into 2. They also pared down the menu drastically - only offer 4 types. The King Slice i once knew served scrumptious thin sliced crispy pizza, with fresh herbs, tomatoes and spices. Sadly this new King slice falls under the "Pizza Pizza" category - will do the job if you're hungry and find cardboard appetizing. read more

I've never eaten inside this place and admittedly it would be difficult. This place thrives on delivery and pick-up business but also have a small number of tables on a small patio that allow you to eat in if you wish. Forget what you know about Italian pizza this isn't it. It's a different slice altogether. Firstly, King Slice is a family-run business and that family is not Italian. It is Asian. Before you run away with your purist collection of prejudices, the pizza that they serve, as they proudly term on their website, "cannot be compared to any other restaurant". And it can't. The crust and the sauce combination is something that lighter, almost fluffier than any other pizza you're going to find. It's hard to describe and needs to be eaten to be believed. If it were truly an Italian-style crust, it would be recognizable elsewhere. It is not. But nonetheless, delicious. Having moved out of the area, between this place and Vesuvio (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/vesuvio-pizzeria-and-spaghetti-house-toronto), I'm always torn between the two places as to which pie to order. Sometimes we get both. read more

Crispy crust, delicious ingredients and slices so big they need to straddle them over 2 paper plates. I've eaten all of the standard slices here and they have all been wonderful. Sadly they are often quite busy and I've been unable to quell my hunger long enough to wait for a calazone. Not only do I go to this place whenever I'm in the area, I've even made special trips for their pizza when I'm not. It's the first place that comes to mind when I think of pizza! Fantastic! read more

The best pizza on the Bloor strip from Dundas West station to Jane subway station. The slices are huge, like a small pizza at Pizza Pizza. There are four types of prepared slices, with my favourite being the Deluxe, followed by the Arabiatta vegetarian slice that has jalopena peppers all over it. Very garlically, which is the way I like it. Not a traditional pizza, but I love it just the same. The seating area is comfortable, and in the summertime there is a very small patio. On Christmas Day, this is one of the few places open, and it is also licensed. read more

King Slice - New sign painted during Winter 2011 - Pizza Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I tried King Slice for the first time tonight, and while it was definitely the biggest slice I've ever eaten, it tasted pretty average. It didn't taste as fresh or flavourful as I had expected, however the garlic oil was a nice touch! I would consider trying this place again, but would probably opt for something other than pizza, their eggplant parm sandwich looked good! read more

King Slice is probably my favourite pizza place in Toronto. I stumbled across the place after moving into the area; my mom and I wanted to go for lunch while she was visiting and we stopped in here. We were both a little suspicious of the prices for a single slice of pizza (they were about $5-$6), but we were completely blown away when they brought our order out to us. The slices were so large that they had to be served on two paper plates. I've never seen pizza so damn big before! The pizza they cut it from is about the size of a dinner table, which you can see if you walk to the back. I had ordered the margherita and it was incredibly delicious. The flavour was really unlike most pizza I'd had before. I also loved that the crust was lightly crispy on the bottom, which gave it a really nice texture. I guess my only "complaint" was that a slice so big kind of made it hard to eat in the conventional way. My mom ordered a small pizza for take-out too. We were both kind of disappointed with it, since it was nothing like the slices we had just had. It had a more thicker, fluffier crust and was more like conventional pizza places. It wasn't bad, but I much prefer the huge individual slices. The restaurant itself is rather nice, cozy and very clean. It's small, but they have a patio that you can sit out on in the warmer months. It's also nice seeing the open-concept kitchen where you can watch the chefs make the giant pizzas. Also, I didn't know about their website until today when I decided to post a review. It's pretty bad, but I had to laugh pretty hard at their disclaimer at the bottom: "King Sice is not responsible for typographical or photographical errors. " At least it's not a reflection on their food. :3 read more

Nope. 90 minute wait. 3 phone calls and a soggy pizza that doesn't taste so good. Asked for the manager. Got the managers...mother. Who doesn't speak english so great. Usually order from FBI but thought we'd try something new. The pasta is kind of gross. The pizza is super bready, and the portion size is pretty disappointing. We heard you were good. We heard wrong. read more

So there I was on National Pizza day searching for that perfect pizza pie. A BlogTO article from 2012 had this joint listed as one of the best pizza delivery places. I read some reviews and decided this was the place for my special dinner. I placed my order opting for a medium Sicily and a medium with extra chess pepperoni and bacon. I decided to also ask for the garlic oil brushed crust I've heard recommended. 90 minutes and 3 phone calls later the pizza finally arrived. One of the pizzas was burnt around the edge despite both of them being cold. The garlic oil on the crust was absent. The crust had the consistency of corrugated cardboard. I actually ended up ordering pizza hut to make up for my disappointment (yes in the same night). My satisfaction was gained through an expensive mistake and with no help from this place read more

I've now had take-away and eat-in from King Slice (full pizzas made to order), but have yet to try their ready-to-go slices -- I suspect that is why I'm saying "4 star" rather than 3 or less. Ours was pretty damn excellent, while ready-to-go almost always suffers and is a poor method of judging quality. The take-away in particular was impressive, as the good folks at King Slice made us a custom, off-menu bruschetta-style pizza for our lactose intolerant co-worker that was freakin' delicious! They diced the ingredients right then and there, and there was no extra charge for asking and receiving the extra mile. Our eat-in experience was a learning one, as the 'za was tasty but with toppings that were a bit too chunky for our tastes. That's the thing with King Slice, though: they do everything BIG. So our arrabiata pizza had rather huge -- and extremely fresh -- chunks of jalapeno. Fine for me, as I like it hot, not so fine for my dining companions who -- although they can handle some heat -- were picking off more than half the generous offering of peppers. No worries, though, it was still tasty and had both ladies declaring my recommendation a good one, and that we'd now found our go-to neighbourhood delivery joint. Other notes: This is thick crust -- I doubt they do it thin at King Slice. You can get whole wheat, but only on the large pizzas as it's pre-made and in limited quantity. The regular crust is good but could use a biiiiit more salt. Sauce is thin but savoury, and I didn't feel like I was in want of more (which is rare for me -- I like a saucy 'za). Cheese is very, very stringy -- a good tasting mozzarella, and they looked like they were going through bucket fulls of the stuff (our XL pizza alone probably sported a pound or more of cheese!). Subs/custom orders are welcome: As said, we had an off-menu bruschetta, and our arrabiata subbed in eggplant for mushroom (due to a mild allergy). Only real complaint is that for all the great food, they're lacking in the drinks department -- macrobrew beers, bottled pop and water, etc... very, very boring. It would be nice if they matched their excellent cooking with some excellent suds! Still, it's a quibble, and their FREE DELIVERY policy means we can always order in and enjoy our own stock of fine craft beers! read more

Since it opened, this place has become a West Toronto local favourite. And what's not to love? HUGE slices with fresh ingredients at reasonable prices. While I defintely have had better pizza before, for something quick, fairly inexpensive and reasonably tasty, there isn't much within walking distance that beats it. Just stay away at noon during the week, or the highschool crowd will eat you alive. If you can't make it in, they have delivery available too. read more

This place is ammazing. We were on our way out west and wwanted a quick bite for the road and yelp brought me here. The slices are massive and so cheesy w alot of flavour. i got the margarita pizza and oh bou it was the est ive ever had. the girl on cash recommended it because I dont eat meat and she did not disappoint. she was super friendly and helpful read more

Amazing pizza. But i minus one star because of the chili powder. Yes one star is alot but i must warn the chili powder is the equivalent of dog mase. I opened the container and i couldnt stop sneezing for 20 min. I mean if you can handle the heat why not - its home made vietnamese chili powder, but i find if you put a pinch of it , it could over power the flavor of the slice. Still good pizza. read more

Ok, ok, ok. I know. I know. Yes, I've been a smarmy dick when it comes to reviewing pizza in Toronto. But, you know, too bad: I'm a New Yorker, and when it comes to being-a-smarmy-dick-when-it-comes-to-pizza, I'd be in serious danger of losing my Ol' Neighborhood cred (and notice the absence of a "U" there, huh?) if I weren't so smarmy in the Neapolitan department. Capiche? But. King Slice is... yeah, fine, ok... pretty... (ok, I'll say it) awesome. Granted, the crust is still a little thick (at about 1/2") for me, and granted, they could still use a little more sauce... but, my friends, apart from that, this kid from Brooklyn is actually kinda impressed. I'll even give them a Fuckin' A. On a steady basis, King offers several slice varieties: Deluxe, Arrabiatta, Margherita, Pepperoni, Hawaiian, Greek, Italian, and Caesar. All the toppings are fresh, succulent, and abundant, but the real thing is the size. Seriously. If my ex-girlfriend, the size queen, ate here, she'd be very, very happy. These slices are the size of a small infant, paisan: at least a solid foot from crust to tip. And those aren't the only varieties of pizza they offer. Add to that pollo basilico, Canadian, Giardinetto, Napa, Al Fono, Silician, pancetta, and spinachi. And other dishes? Si! Excellent calzones (Jesus! They even know what a calzone is supposed to be!), manicotti, lasagna, gnocchi, fusillui, and various options for penne, fettuccini, and spaghetti. They serve at least six varieties of beer and two options for wine. The counter generously provides a multitude of self-serve additional spices as well as a never-empty massive glass pitcher of lemoned water. No, to me, it's still not quite the same as a gooey, saucy, you-need-two-hands-to-hold-it slice of Brooklyn. But, um... wow. He is nevertheless impressed. read more

Holy moly, I love King Slice. I might even go so far as to say it's my favourite pizza in the city--but there is a lot I haven't tried, so I probably shouldn't...but I think I just did...? Anyway, it truly is phenomenal, and (unlike a gripe I've had with some other places), the sit-in slices and the at-home deliveries have a quality and freshness that is consistent. I expect a pizza that is made to deliver to be, if anything, fresher and warmer than one that has been sitting under lights for any length of time, but for some reason, that isn't always the case. They have a well-rounded list of ingredients (one of my favourite combos: chicken, goat cheese, fresh basil and tomato-- the chicken being the best chicken I've ever had on pizza, meaning the most tasting like actual chicken I would want to eat an entire piece of), and their pasta is also worth a try. The location is very close to a 'hood that factored very largely in my life the past year, so visits were (and still are) a-plenty, which is good because the sit-in servings are BIG. So big that you need 2 plates to put 'em on. Oh! And twice in a row a very pleasant girl has taken my order order over the phone, laughing good-naturedly when I can't find my credit card or almost drop my phone. Pssst. I write all this to you with a slice in my hand. Does that make me biased? read more

This is our go to spot when we crave a quickie pizza on the go that tastes absolutely delicious. We have ordered takeout and dined-in. I agree when it is takeout you lose a few precious minutes of hot hot freshness, but that pizza is still good nevertheless. When we dine-in - we are lucky to find good slices out. So we wait (we think it is worth it). Basically one slice is huge. You can easily split that with someone else if you want a quick bite. If you're hungry then get your own slice. Two slices, and you're pushing it. Also, the last time I was there I got some bottled beer - which went a-ok with my slice. Great thinking, King Slice. I would like to point out that whenever we tried sitting in to eat, the tables are usually pretty dirty/oily, so maybe trying to sweep in on a quick spray and swipe wouldn't hurt the business. read more

The slices are huge and delicious, definetely will keep you full and soak up some booze. There wasnt a lot of sitting space but there were patio tablws with umbrellas at the DQ around the corner. About $15 with two cans. Defibetely a great spot to eat and a ten minute walk to High Park. read more

King Slice - TWO freshly made deluxe slices. Its like a big thin crust pizza for us! Didbt get it brushed with garlic oil but yummy - Pizza Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Just tried their meatball sandwich. Yummy! Service is friendly. Would definitely repeat and perhaps have them cater some sandwiches for casual dinner parties with friends. V.Generous portion. Amazing value. read more

Honestly, i don't think there's any other place in the city where you can get such a large, gourmet slice of 'za for the price!

Ive been going here since it opened so long i cant remember maybe 20 plus years? Rarely do you get such good quality combined with affordability. The crust is nicely cooked with a bit of char but still moist. The sauce is zingy, the toppings generous. Their pepperoni is amazing - my favourite slice and ya the garlic oil on the crust is too good. The delivery pizzas are just as good with great value. Get a lot of toppings on the king slice specialty pizzas. Quite often they wont have your preferred slice but it wont take long for the next batch and itll be fresh read more

Consistently good, the garlic oil is to die for, and they never skimp on the toppings. Worth the money for sure.

I first went to King Slice in grade school, some 14 years ago. A small pack of us hopped on the Roncesvalles streetcar at lunch and made our way up to Bloor, all on the basis of a classmate's tip that we'd find some outrageously sized slices for only $3.50. To our delight we were served slices almost twice the size of Pizza Pizza's, loaded with cheese and fresh toppings, all over a sweet crushed-tomato sauce. Inflationary prices aside, King Slice, I'm happy to say, still makes the same delicious pie. Their mushroom and Jalepeno slice, aptly named the Arrabiata, is my favorite. Although the place is generally flush with fresh slices, its often prudent to wait for the next wave of slices to be cooked, as the girl behind the counter can sometimes be inclined to get rid of the dried-out ones that have been sitting a while. Don't be timid about calling her on it. There's no such issue at peak times. Be sure to ask for the basil and garlic butter to be brushed onto your crust. Enjoy! read more

So to start i'm not sure this is actually pizza. It looks like pizza but tastes exactly like pizza bread. I'm not saying it wasn't good. The slice was fresh, really big and lots of toppings but didn't tastes like pizza at all. Also it was mostly bread, probably 3/4 of the slice. If your in the neighbor hood and want something filling and cheap go for it. I just can't compare this to other pizza slices. read more

Pretty sure the person I ordered from was high. Despite me having to tell her my address multiple times (and I just live down the street), my order still didn't arrive after two hours. When I called her back her only excuse was that she didn't write down my address or phone number. No compensation was given. Don't order from here, there's plenty of pizza places that can fulfill a simple order for a single pizza. read more

Our family has enjoyed King Slice Pizzas for years. Exceptional consistent taste with fresh ingredients, authentic sauce and freshly-made pizza dough. We always recommended it to friends and family. Well, I guess that has come to an end! In the past few years, every time we've ordered, either a slice or a pizza, the dough is old and doughy, the sauce is either sour or salty, or missing something - It is definitely not the pizza we loved and always came back for. read more

I think they changed some ingredients/supplier so the pizza tastes better and no more heartburn but its still rather average and worse than Dominos. also when ordering takeout, they gave us one wrong order which we sadly realised too late. read more

Had the Arrabiatta slice (Jalapeno, Garlic and Mushroom) on January 20. This was my second visit, and I will vouch for the fact that these slices are BIG. They make "The Big Slice" slices seem small. Very cheesy and good. I usually ask for "easy sauce" when ordering a pizza, but wasn't put off by this sauce. I'll be back. read more

A bit east there are definitely BETTER pizza places; Il Paesano, Calabrese... for High Park this is very good. Boring stretch of Bloor St, not much going on. Slices are very large, I like that, could easily 'share' a slice with someone. Good fresh ingredients. read more

Probably the best pizza-by-the-slice in Toronto, and one of (if not THE) largest too! Even though pizza is ubiquitous, I'll hop on the subway for a slice of arrabiata (mushroom, garlic, and fresh jalapeno) from King Slice. I'm a big sauce guy when it comes to pizza, and this place can go up against any pizza-by-the-slice sauce I've ever had. It's not Terroni or Libretto, but it's as good as pizza sauce gets in the $5 range. Fresh. Same with the ingredients on the arrabiata (the only slice I've ever tried), which are well matched. There are only four choices of slice: cheese, pepperoni, arrabiata, and deluxe, but it really shouldn't matter because the crust and sauce stand up on their own. I suspect that having only four choices is one of their *secrets* to keeping the slices always tasting fresh. That's the only rational explanation I can come up with. Maybe they use magic fairy dust in their crust. I've been in for a slice 2 minutes before closing. Cringe now; that's never the right time to go for a stale, reheated slice. Am I right? Not in this case. For all I knew, my reheated slice had been baked five minutes earlier. Go for the garlic oil on the crust. There's nothing outstanding about it, but it doesn't hurt, and you won't be holding this slice by the crust anyway. It's too big. My only reservation about King Slice is that I wonder if the peppers they're using now are less hot than they were a few years ago. I remember having a lot more difficulty eating them when I first discovered this place. Take it from a guy who will travel 40+ minutes (by subway) for an excellent slice: King Slice is well worth the trip. read more

I have no idea why this place has such good reviews. My pizza was one of the worst I've had in Toronto. It had bland sauce, I think they topped it with raw bacon before baking it, and the tomatoes on it not only were sad and underripe but they included the stem portion that should have been thrown out after chopping. On top of this it cost $25! What a waste of money. read more

Pizza was terrible, waited for 30 mins in store for pickup. Ordered at 6:30 and arrived to the store at 7pm didn't leave until 7:30 pm. All along my pizza was sitting under a bunch of other pizzas getting cold. Waited for nothing and got terrible food. Super disappointed. read more

King Slice literally serves the biggest slice of pizza I have EVER had! I had the "standard" pepperoni and cheese and loved every last inch of it! The price is very affordable given its massive size. I also opted for the crust to be brushed with garlic oil which was a much more welcomed flavor than a dipping sauce! read more

King Slice - Yes, the pizza here is literally an arms length long! - Pizza Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I ordered 2 Pizzas. It took an hour and forty minutes to arrive. When I called they just kept telling me the driver had left. No further detail; no apology. The Pizza was still okay, but my frustration spoiled any enjoyment. I was most frustrated with the customer service and lack of transparency. read more