Hands down one of the best pizza I ever had in Toronto. It is recommended to order in advance and…read morethe time you select to pick up it will be ready at that exact time. I got the vodka pizza with basil and I got a hot honey a bit pricey fairly large pizza but my goodness the pizza was out of this world. The sauce was cooked perfectly and the dough was just as good as badiali. I would say you want a good pizza come check out marks pizza

Pretty good pizza spot in the east end…read more We got the Pepperoni and Mushroom and Truffle Cream and asked for the truffle cream on the side because we were going to reheat it later in the evening at home, but they ended up charging me for a net new side of truffle cream. The crust and toppings were good though they were a bit inconsistent--some parts of the crust bubbled high while other part was very deflated and flat, and they didn't sprinkle cheese evenly to the crust (see pics). We also got a slice of the ham, artichoke and Brie. Tasty, but much of the ham was burnt. Overall, the flavours are there but the execution could be improved.

A standalone, non-franchised pizza shop…read more The pizzas are quite unique. You won't see combination toppings like these at other places. Most of the other reviews I've read criticize the pricing and reluctantly I would have to agree. Great quality pies with lots of toppings but no other pizza place out there is charging almost $50 for one XL pie. 5 star pizza but 2 star pricing which brings my overall rating down to 4 stars. So far I've tried: Sweet italian Honey pork Gordon's favorite Will obviously return but this place is more for special occasions or potlucks imo.

LAZY stand out in…read morethe cold to order a simple pep and cheese large but actually pretty small pizza is 40 dollars lol Costco down the road sells the same pizza and bigger for 24 bucks. I know its a small place but you don't even have an entry point. I feel like a panhandler begging for food. Not even that its also not safe to be handling money through a window out in the open. 30 may have been reasonable but I wont be coming back. And nothing special either. The Costco one actually tastes a tad better. Whats the point.

90 second pizza is a good neopolitan pizza place. The pizza is cooked in a fire oven (I see wood at…read morethe bottom but it may be decorative) & has a light crust with a floppy base & puffy edge. The dough is fermented for 72 hours. It's affordable too. What's there not to like? Well, there's no pork here & this is as likely to change as the TTC subway coming up to Newmarket. Pepperoni pizza had beef pepperoni, with an inferior taste to pork, being chewy & slightly spongy. The tomato sauce & cheese were good though. Also made my own pizza with pesto, mozzarella, mild salami, fennel sausage, anchovies & beef Ham (the sausage are the small circles, salami the big circles & beef ham the darker ovals). The beef toppings were serviceable (still not as good as the pork versions), possibly because this pizza had more going on than the pepperoni one, but did not stand out. Pesto sauce was decent, though the flavour was milder than I was expecting, making it closer to an olive oil base. The whole combination with anchovies was too salty, but that's on me.

This is some of the best pizza I've ever had. It's an unassuming location but locals swear by it…read more They even make the dough in front of you. The ingredients are fresh, it's like being in Italy. The staff is super nice too

Heard about Slowhand late last year but took 6 months to finally find time to go there and yes we…read morewere there early before they sold out. The staff were super , very helpful, polite and professional and the pizza was amazing. Definitely a new customer for life. Yes it's more expensive than the chains but the quality is far superior! Highly recommended!

Slowhand Pizza located at the corner of Queen St. E. and Pape Ave serves up some delicious…read moreDetroit-style sourdough pizza. I've tried a few places in the city that specialize in Detroit-style pizza so I was curious about Slowhand Pizza. The menu consists of pizzas (which are 9" by 7"), garlic fingers of death (sourdough crust topped with cheese and garlic sauce), caesar salad, and a variety of dips (marinara, hot honey, and garlic). They also have alcohol (a few beers), and Mexican coke. There is also merch available if you want to show how much you love Slowhand pizza! There are no slices available and you do have to choose between the different kinds of pizzas (I don't think you are able to make your own pizza). I decided to try Slowhand Pizza recently as I saw that their feature pizza was with Est Restaurant (another business in Leslieville!). I preordered on Ambassador which was great since I could also choose my pick up date and time in advance. The feature pizza with Est Restaurant was called The B'est, which consisted of sourdough crust, black garlic aioli, house cheese blend, 12 hour braised beef, and caramelized onion, topped with est jus and parsley. I arrived at my pick up time where staff were friendly. My pizza was already made and ready for pick up which was great. I noticed that there is a small section in the restaurant if you'd like to have your pizza there. They also have a small patio at the front when the weather is warmer. In terms of the pizza, I ate it later that day. It was delicious! The braised beef was definitely the highlight of the pizza. Along with the caramelized onion and est jus, it was one tasty pizza. The pizza was also a good size where I could only finish 2 slices before getting full. Overall, a great option in the Leslieville area for Detroit-style pizza. The feature pizza I had was delicious and I hope to return to try their more popular pizzas next time!

Ever crave a thin crust, pepperoni pizza, well this is one of the best in town. Add a side of…read morearugula salad and garlic knots - really well done and would recommend. The vibe here is even better, nice warm welcome and feels like everyone knows everyone, definitely a place where people come back often!

I've heard so much about the Toronto pizza scene and which were the best spots so I had to try…read moreNorth of Brooklyn. We had a bunch of people so I ordered 2 large pepperoni and 1 large Killer Bee. Both pizzas were quite good. They have a stiff under-carriage and the crusts were not burned. The sizes were good and they were generous with the pepperoni. I did find the prices quite high as I spend over $110 for 3 large pizzas, which was surprising. I would say the pizzas were all solid. Was it the best I've had in Toronto? I'm wouldn't say that. They were excellent pizzas all around though.

Came here today during our food hopping and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious and not heavy…read moresourdough pizza! We shared two slices of: 1) funghi: garlic oil, whole milk mozzarella, roasted mushroom, portobello, carmelized onions, ricotta, and spring pesto 2) Jala Pep: tomato sauce, whole milk mozz blend, pepperoni, fennel sausage, and bacon strips The latter was my favourite but both were very tasty. I liked how thin and flavourful the sourdough slice was. The actual crust was fatter but a bit chewy in a good way. With a touch of chili flakes, it was delicious. Both slices were warmed to perfection and they brought out the pizzas to where we were sitting. The store itself is very clean and has four or so tables for dine-in. Highly recommend and would totally return!

Sourdough pizza Pepperoni. Thin and Crispyyy. $6 slice…read moreduring the festival. Might be Vietnamese owned too.

Such a quaint neighborhood pizzeria!…read more Loved the ambiance, our pizza and desserts! The owner who closed out my ticket walked me through the donuts of the day. She was very friendly. Takeout: 14" 1/2 pepperoni, 1/2 Italian sausage 1 classic cinnamon bun and 1 chocolate cake donut. The pizza was NY style thin crust with great sauce and plenty of pepperoni & Italian sausage. It was savory and spicy all at once. Great flavor and crust, even the following day. The cinnamon bun was fluffy, cinnamon packed goodness. The donut was good as well.. a usual donut. The decor has framed photos of famous folks with clever quotes. It's got a nice neighborhood family friendly Italian vibe!

What a delicious slice. Loved the chopped basil and green garlic on the margherita slice. Would…read moredefinitely come back here for that - and to try some of those delicious looking donuts!

This is the Ossington location of the popular chain, tucked just west of the busy part of…read moreOssington. Food (3.75/5) - had the Margherita as I always do when comparing the numerous places I've tested in GTA. It is a NYC style hybrid Napoli and offer both made to order and slices. Crust was not bad with good chewiness and bubbly airy crust. I found the sauce a bit underwhelming and lacked that tart flavour of many good margheritas. Cheese was mozzarella not di latte and was a little too salty. Just a few token basil pieces too. Service (4/5) - it took about 12 mins to get my pizza and server was friendly. Atmosphere (3/5) - not a great location as there are only a few stools by the window.. and two metal benches out front. Parking is a bitch like most everything in this area. Overall (3.75/5) - it is a pretty decent pizza overall however there are so many better competitors not only in Toronto but in the neighborhood even (Badiali, Super Point, North of Brooklyn) I would rank it about 8th or so for NYC pizzas in Toronto.

pizza is old and they had a "hot honey" sauce that wasn't…read morehot honey. did not try to help when told it wasn't as advertised. girl behind the counter was NOT helpful at all. get some good people. never coming back