Discover the best pizza in Toronto
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The Best Pizzerias in Toronto
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Toronto sits between Italy and the United States and runs a pizza scene that borrows from both. The city's modern artisan wave began when Pizzeria Libretto opened on Ossington in 2008, and it has since broadened into a mix of wood-fired Neapolitan rooms and New York-style slice shops.
Neapolitan is the most common style on our map, alongside a robust slice culture. The densest clusters sit in the College Street Little Italy, Ossington, and the west-end neighborhoods. The city groups under Canada, second only to Montreal in our coverage.
The most popular pizzeria in the city by review volume is Pizzeria Libretto (Danforth), one of 10 we list. Toronto's scene runs younger than Montreal's but has caught up fast on the wood-fired end.
Prices read mid-range. A margherita usually lands between 16 and 22 Canadian dollars. The spots ranked here are ranked by what people who came for the pizza actually thought, not by which room drew the biggest weekend crowd.
FAQs about Toronto
Which Toronto pizzeria ranks first by review volume?
Pizzeria Libretto (Danforth) currently leads Toronto by review volume. Compare the full list for style and neighborhood before choosing.
How many Toronto pizzerias are listed?
We currently list 10 pizzerias in Toronto. The total updates as the map changes.
Can I find Neapolitan pizza in Toronto?
Yes. Neapolitan pizza is the most common tagged style in the current city list.
Does Toronto have New York-style slices?
Yes. Visible shops such as North of Brooklyn and Badiali cover the foldable-slice end of Toronto's scene.
Where can I find Detroit-style pizza in Toronto?
Descendant Pizza is a visible east-side option for square, cheese-edged Detroit-style pies. Check its place page for current service details.
Where should I look for pizza downtown Toronto?
The central grid has mapped options around Church, Jarvis, and the west side of downtown. Use the map because a short-looking cross-town trip can take longer than expected.
Is there pizza near Little Italy and College Street?
Yes. College Street and the surrounding west-central neighborhoods have several listed pizzerias, including Giulietta.
Where can I find pizza near Ossington?
The west side around Ossington has several well-known pizza stops, including Pizzeria Libretto's original neighborhood. Check the live map for the closest listed room.
Is there good pizza in Toronto's east end?
The east end has visible options from the Danforth toward Queen East and the Beaches. It is a separate cluster from downtown, so plan by neighborhood.
Do I need to book a Toronto pizzeria?
A reservation helps at popular full-service rooms during dinner, while slice counters are usually walk-in. Confirm the policy with the individual shop.