While we know and love a classic pizza, Toronto pizza shops have been cooking up some seriously fantastic slices. Torontonians have even had a debate or two over who has the best slice. Which one is the best, you ask? That's for you to decide.
Here are 10 Trending Pizza Spots You Need to Check Out.
581 Pape Ave
One Night Only Pizza
Another “secret” not-so-well-kept secret! This east-end spot is great for walk-in slices and whole pies.
1168 Queen St E
Descendant Pizza
NY slices might be taking over when it comes to trending pizza, but let’s not forget the fantastic Detroit-style pies. Descendant is the go-to spot for deep-dish pizzas.
1279 Bloor Street West
Conzo's
Sugo’s sister, so you know it’s a good one. Conzo’s is the only spot on this list serving up Neapolitan-style pies.
88 Ossington Ave Unit 2
Blondies Pizza - Ossington
Don’t underestimate their instagrammable aesthetic. Blondies is changing up the pizza game with their delicious red or “blonde” sauces.
99 Pape Ave
Slowhand Sourdough Pizza
The city's worst-kept secret has made a name and a permanent home for itself in the east end. Known for their sourdough-style pizza, these pies are described as a bit of Italy, a bit of Detroit and a bit of San Francisco.
511 Rogers Rd
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria - Rogers
New York joints ain't got nothing on us. This spot is literally taking over the city as they prepare to open their sixth location this fall.
59 Cameron St
Maker Pizza - Chinatown
Anything Matty Matheson touches turns to gold, amiright? Frank's Best is always the way to go here, and you should not miss their sesame crust.
832 Dundas St W
The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria
Get the best of both worlds at this spot. While Fourth Man is known for their amazing NY-style pizza, they also serve Detroit-style pies and classic calzones.
184 Ossington Ave
Superpoint
This spot gives fantastic vibes. Think a laid-back pizza joint with an old-school interior and mouthwatering slices. The top prize goes to their salami pizza (because it’s “the one with honey on it”), but I have to shout out their spicy rigatoni.
181 Dovercourt Rd
Pizzeria Badiali
This one might be the most talked about pizza in the city (and for a good reason). Many have coined this the best slice in the city right now. While their margarita is the obvious choice, I recommend the Vodka pie for something rich and delicious.
While we know and love a classic pizza, Toronto pizza shops have been cooking up some seriously fantastic slices. Torontonians have even had a debate or two over who has the best slice. Which one is the best, you ask? That's for you to decide.
Here are 10 Trending Pizza Spots You Need to Check Out.
581 Pape Ave
One Night Only Pizza
Another “secret” not-so-well-kept secret! This east-end spot is great for walk-in slices and whole pies.
1168 Queen St E
Descendant Pizza
NY slices might be taking over when it comes to trending pizza, but let’s not forget the fantastic Detroit-style pies. Descendant is the go-to spot for deep-dish pizzas.
1279 Bloor Street West
Conzo's
Sugo’s sister, so you know it’s a good one. Conzo’s is the only spot on this list serving up Neapolitan-style pies.
88 Ossington Ave Unit 2
Blondies Pizza - Ossington
Don’t underestimate their instagrammable aesthetic. Blondies is changing up the pizza game with their delicious red or “blonde” sauces.
99 Pape Ave
Slowhand Sourdough Pizza
The city's worst-kept secret has made a name and a permanent home for itself in the east end. Known for their sourdough-style pizza, these pies are described as a bit of Italy, a bit of Detroit and a bit of San Francisco.
511 Rogers Rd
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria - Rogers
New York joints ain't got nothing on us. This spot is literally taking over the city as they prepare to open their sixth location this fall.
59 Cameron St
Maker Pizza - Chinatown
Anything Matty Matheson touches turns to gold, amiright? Frank's Best is always the way to go here, and you should not miss their sesame crust.
832 Dundas St W
The Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria
Get the best of both worlds at this spot. While Fourth Man is known for their amazing NY-style pizza, they also serve Detroit-style pies and classic calzones.
184 Ossington Ave
Superpoint
This spot gives fantastic vibes. Think a laid-back pizza joint with an old-school interior and mouthwatering slices. The top prize goes to their salami pizza (because it’s “the one with honey on it”), but I have to shout out their spicy rigatoni.
181 Dovercourt Rd
Pizzeria Badiali
This one might be the most talked about pizza in the city (and for a good reason). Many have coined this the best slice in the city right now. While their margarita is the obvious choice, I recommend the Vodka pie for something rich and delicious.
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