You can find just about any style of pizza in Toronto. Whether you’re hankering for thin-crust wood-fired or a New World pie drowning in cheese, the city’s pie slingers have you covered. At this Leslieville parlor, the Detroit-style pizzas start with the dough. It’s proofed for 2 days before being set into a well-oiled square pan and then layered from edge to edge with pepperoni, cheese, and, finally, tomato sauce on top (that’s why these Motor City pies are sometimes called upside-down pizzas). The resulting crust is crunchy and caramelized on the bottom, with a gorgeous airiness. The beer and cider list includes Ontario craft brews such as Beau’s.
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1168 Queen Street East, Toronto
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Neighborhood
The East End
Hours
Tues–Sun 11:30am–10pm
Transportation
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Subway: Queen, then streetcar 501 E to Jones Ave
Phone 647/347-1168 Prices Pizzas $19–22 Cuisine Type American Web site DescendantNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.