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Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Toronto including Nabo's Kitchen & Bar, Pizza Hut Toronto, House of Pizza, Salina Restaurant, Wangi pizza bar, Vita, Canon
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7. Canon
Overall Ratings
3 based on 261 reviews
Reviewed By tazza1201
Always welcomed with heartful smiles. The coffee is always creamy, tasteful and hot. My family and I have now been coming here for over a year on occasions of random coffee dates, dinners or lunch with friends as well. The food can not be faulted. Beautiful place to enjoy thank you
6. Vita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Ruth F
I agree with most of the previous comments, BUT, after having a lovely dinner with family, we returned the next morning for breakfast and werenât disappointed. Yes, itâs slow, very slow, but as a family we were happy to have coffee and chat amongst ourselves until breakky arrivedââ- must mention everything is made here, no buying bread in, all made himself, it was well worth the wait, would recommend it providing you have plenty of time. Most enjoyable.
5. Wangi pizza bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By LPK16
Me and my partner got a couple of pizzas from here and ate them inside the restaurant. They were absolutely delicious and the restaurant is conveniently located opposite a pub so you can have a drink whilst you wait! We really enjoyed the chilli con carne on a pizza..creative flavours and made traditionally. Service was friendly and it was good to see the chef explaining the recipes. I would definately recommend this place to anyone!
4. Salina Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Modern Italian with gourmet pizzas
Reviewed By rogerpI492ZV
As holiday makers we first dined at Salina a few years ago and were pretty impressed. Menu leant towards traditional Italian and we were pleased to have discovered a little gem.That's all changed.Lets start with the service, we had barely lifted the menus when the waitress was standing there pad in hand. Even though there were only a few tables occupied, it was hard to attract one of the four wait staff to order a glass of wine, and to cap it off, one of them cleared an empty plate before others had finished. Now for the food. An eight year old ordered the spaghetti bolognese, as kids do. He only ate a small portion so the adults tried it. It was without doubt the worst we could remember. It could have come out of a can. This could not be in all fairness called an Italian restaurant. So many dishes are just plain strange, take for example this Pizza; "Beef, bacon, pepperoni, onion, pinapple, bbq sauce" what the.... The other pizzas we tried were just plain bland, for example "Spinach, mushroom, capsicum, onion, goats cheese, hummus and dukkah". Then there was a smoked salmon one with sweet potato. Italian?It's really hard to find something that is traditional Italian. The menu roams between basic, bland and weird. It tries to impress but fails.Bear in mind this is Belmont, not Haberfield where you find great Italian restaurants serving real Italian food and charging less. Salina is expensive for what is offered and there is no BYO. I guess the locals with little choice look upon Salinas as their up market restaurant, but to my mind they are being had.Wont be back.
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3. House of Pizza
Reviewed By iain_lmta
House of Pizza at Fennell Bay provides exceptionally large, ingredient-laden pizzas at higher-than-average prices.This is NOT a chain pizza place with slot-made, formula pizzas.You get large or family sized pizzas loaded with fresh ingredients. The cost per diner is 40%-50% over the chain pizza places in the nearby suburbs but your satisfaction level will exceed such suppliers by a huge margin.House of Pizza is best dealt with as a phone order if you are having a family event or group function. Do not leave ordering to the last moment ... best, if you can, to order a day or two ahead and suggest a pick-up time off the hour or half-hour marks.My mother, my sister, my nephew and their housemates make this their go-to takeaway choice because of its excellent value and the under five-minute driving distance.House of Pizza has a massive rear car-park ... far better than dicing with getting pizzas into the car on a very busy main road.
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2. Pizza Hut Toronto
Reviewed By b121
This is a well-presented Pizza Hut takeaway. We went there for dinner. We ordered ahead. They were ready with the Pizza on time. It was well-made pizza. They are often open late. Plenty of parking out on the main street (although can be hard to get a park there during the day). We would go back there for sure.
1. Nabo's Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Freshly-made Italian dishes with a Mediterranean twist. We serve home-made pastas, pizzas, tapas for sharing and much, much more.
Reviewed By LAJALLAN
Breakfast menu was really good. Service was very friendly but meals took ages to come. Tried to use gold card from entertainment book but was advised that we couldâve use it for breakfast. Not sure if it says that in the book but that was really disappointing.
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