This wasn't an easy one, but we have put together a comprehensive guide to the best pizza in Toronto. Whether you’re in the mood to grab a New York-style slice, a Chicago deep dish or a Neapolitan pie, we’ve got you covered when it comes to options. There is nothing quite as heavenly as that leopard-spotted chewy dough -- topped with an acidic, yet balanced San Marzano sauce and of course fresh buffalo mozzarella. Mouth-watering and ready to be devoured -- here is our list of Toronto’s standout pizza joints.
581 Pape Ave
One Night Only Pizza
Another (not-so-well-kept) secret pizza shop! This east-end spot is great for walk-in slices and whole pies.
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.
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.
1090 Queen St W
Bar Poet
Bar poet is the perfect go-to place for a mid-week happy hour. Pizza, beer and Skee-ball? What could be better?
99 Pape Ave
Slowhand Sourdough Pizza
A lovely, relaxed setting for authentic Neapolitan pizza or some eccentric creations -- like the Korean BBQ pie. Plus, they have multiple locations.
1096 Queen St W
The Good Son - Queen
The heart of this kitchen is the wood-fired oven, so you know they're serving top-quality pizzas.
240 Annette St
Annette Food Market
This west-end spot is serving an authentic Neapolitan pie, which is cooked to perfection in their wood oven.
88 Ossington Ave Unit 2
Blondies Pizza - Ossington
From the Food Dudes team, the brightly-hued neon pink shop is serving up some excellent thick-crust pizza.
1279 Bloor Street West
Conzo's
From the team behind Toronto's authentic Italian restaurant Sugo, Conzo's is serving up some equally delicious pies. The pizza cooks in a 650-degree wood oven and the results are absolutely remarkable.
1168 Queen St E
Descendant Pizza
It's the only deep-dish Detroit-style pizza place in the city and it sure does it justice. Between the crunchy crust, pillowy dough and gooey cheese -- the pie is undeniably mouth-watering.
1130 Queen St W
King Slice
Because sometimes you just crave a greasy slice of 'za and there's no better place to satisfy your craving than King Slice.
11 Clinton St
Bitondo's Pizzeria
You can grab them by the slice or for take-out. A quick and easy option for some delicious New York-style pizza.
101 Portland St
Gusto 101
This place is an Italian staple and their pizza is part of the reason why. A well-curated pizza menu paired with high-quality ingredients makes for the perfect slice.
331 Adelaide St W
General Assembly
Super cool, fast-casual spot serving high-quality pizza at low prices. Helmed by the famed pizza consultant from Roberta's pizzeria in Brooklyn.
59 Cameron St
Maker Pizza - Chinatown
A quirky pizza shop by Toronto's famed Matty Matheson is doling out some seriously delicious pies with enviable leopard-spotted crust. The Real Pep God is the pepperoni pie to beat in the city.
184 Ossington Ave
Superpoint
From the team that brought you Paris Paris, Superpoint is a hip no-frills pizza spot on Ossington. You can get a whole pizza or order by the slice, it's up to you.
511 Rogers Rd
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria - Rogers
You can choose from different size options and customize your toppings from a large range of options at this New York-style joint.
Toronto
Pi Co.
You can fully customize and make your own pizza by choosing all of your own toppings at this fast-casual pizza chain.
188 Augusta Ave
Pizzeria Via Mercanti - Kensington
Their pizza crust is cooked to perfection and they have a ton of great options for toppings. They even have a double-layered pizza if you're feeling hungry.
57 Adelaide St E
Terroni - Adelaide
Terroni is a master of Italian cuisine and their pizzas prove it. They are so authentic they don't even cut their pizzas in order to preserve the taste and structure.
772 Dundas St W
Queen Margherita Pizza - Dundas West
The margherita alone is to die for, so I guess their name makes perfect sense.
Manulife Centre
Eataly Toronto
Eataly is serving tons of options and the freshest ingredients. A great place to pick up a Roman-style slice.
This wasn't an easy one, but we have put together a comprehensive guide to the best pizza in Toronto. Whether you’re in the mood to grab a New York-style slice, a Chicago deep dish or a Neapolitan pie, we’ve got you covered when it comes to options. There is nothing quite as heavenly as that leopard-spotted chewy dough -- topped with an acidic, yet balanced San Marzano sauce and of course fresh buffalo mozzarella. Mouth-watering and ready to be devoured -- here is our list of Toronto’s standout pizza joints.
581 Pape Ave
One Night Only Pizza
Another (not-so-well-kept) secret pizza shop! This east-end spot is great for walk-in slices and whole pies.
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.
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.
1090 Queen St W
Bar Poet
Bar poet is the perfect go-to place for a mid-week happy hour. Pizza, beer and Skee-ball? What could be better?
99 Pape Ave
Slowhand Sourdough Pizza
A lovely, relaxed setting for authentic Neapolitan pizza or some eccentric creations -- like the Korean BBQ pie. Plus, they have multiple locations.
1096 Queen St W
The Good Son - Queen
The heart of this kitchen is the wood-fired oven, so you know they're serving top-quality pizzas.
240 Annette St
Annette Food Market
This west-end spot is serving an authentic Neapolitan pie, which is cooked to perfection in their wood oven.
321 Roncesvalles Ave
Pizzeria Defina
Spot for creative wood-fired pies in Roncesvalles.
761 Dundas St W
Village Pizza
Casual New York-style pizza joint doling out thin-crust pies.
302 College St
Fresca Pizza
Counter-service joint offering whole pies and pizza by the slice.
88 Ossington Ave Unit 2
Blondies Pizza - Ossington
From the Food Dudes team, the brightly-hued neon pink shop is serving up some excellent thick-crust pizza.
1279 Bloor Street West
Conzo's
From the team behind Toronto's authentic Italian restaurant Sugo, Conzo's is serving up some equally delicious pies. The pizza cooks in a 650-degree wood oven and the results are absolutely remarkable.
1168 Queen St E
Descendant Pizza
It's the only deep-dish Detroit-style pizza place in the city and it sure does it justice. Between the crunchy crust, pillowy dough and gooey cheese -- the pie is undeniably mouth-watering.
1130 Queen St W
King Slice
Because sometimes you just crave a greasy slice of 'za and there's no better place to satisfy your craving than King Slice.
11 Clinton St
Bitondo's Pizzeria
You can grab them by the slice or for take-out. A quick and easy option for some delicious New York-style pizza.
101 Portland St
Gusto 101
This place is an Italian staple and their pizza is part of the reason why. A well-curated pizza menu paired with high-quality ingredients makes for the perfect slice.
331 Adelaide St W
General Assembly
Super cool, fast-casual spot serving high-quality pizza at low prices. Helmed by the famed pizza consultant from Roberta's pizzeria in Brooklyn.
59 Cameron St
Maker Pizza - Chinatown
A quirky pizza shop by Toronto's famed Matty Matheson is doling out some seriously delicious pies with enviable leopard-spotted crust. The Real Pep God is the pepperoni pie to beat in the city.
184 Ossington Ave
Superpoint
From the team that brought you Paris Paris, Superpoint is a hip no-frills pizza spot on Ossington. You can get a whole pizza or order by the slice, it's up to you.
511 Rogers Rd
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria - Rogers
You can choose from different size options and customize your toppings from a large range of options at this New York-style joint.
Toronto
Pi Co.
You can fully customize and make your own pizza by choosing all of your own toppings at this fast-casual pizza chain.
604 King St W
Buca - King
Their burrata pizza. That is all that needs to be said.
188 Augusta Ave
Pizzeria Via Mercanti - Kensington
Their pizza crust is cooked to perfection and they have a ton of great options for toppings. They even have a double-layered pizza if you're feeling hungry.
57 Adelaide St E
Terroni - Adelaide
Terroni is a master of Italian cuisine and their pizzas prove it. They are so authentic they don't even cut their pizzas in order to preserve the taste and structure.
772 Dundas St W
Queen Margherita Pizza - Dundas West
The margherita alone is to die for, so I guess their name makes perfect sense.
Manulife Centre
Eataly Toronto
Eataly is serving tons of options and the freshest ingredients. A great place to pick up a Roman-style slice.
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